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The acting is bad, the premise seems under developed and the choreography, both ballet and hip-hop almost makes me understand why there are people who think Raygun is brilliant. And yet I keep watching. I guess I need my questions answered. Like, why the lead actress was cast if she cannot dance point? Why are there so many first-time actors in a new series? Is it the actors or the director? Do I keep watching because I'm keeping hope alive? So many questions. Not the least of which is how did this get green lit for a second season?

There is a certain innocence about it that would be slightly more believable if the actors were age appropriate or if the storyline was primary school age.

Whatever. I will get to bottom of this at least until I no longer care.

This series was amazing. Jenna Ortega's Wednesday Addams is dark and wounded, yet Ortega manages to give her a compassion not normally associated with this character. I could watched her for a very, very long time. The supporting cast was excellent. Each character was much more complex than your usual characters which made for well-balanced viewing. I was really happy to see Percy Hyde White again. This cast includes some young talent I will keep an one on.

I can't wait for another season to see how excellent a team Tim Burton assembles next. This series was very enjoyable. I hope Ortega's characterization of Wednesday shows growth in the coming season but retains the darkness we so love.