Wednesday pretends to be a mystery series in a fantasy world, where you're hooked with the storytelling. But through the episodes you realize that what keeps you that way, is the peculiar and well build universe, as the precisly casting of every character. These elementes are the reason Wednesday is entertaining.

With Tim Burton as a main key in this project, was expected that these elements were so important. The thing is that the well designed universe and characters overshadow by far the mystery and story that are trying to tell. Because the distinctive Tim Burton's style is so perceptible during the whole series. Though more inconspicuous than other projects by him.

The mystery is simple and with potential, but it feels like nine episodes were too much for what it takes to get resolution. So the story dallies a lot.

The plot twist is key element on this kind of stories, so it's important put them to good use and don't abuse of them. Something that happens a lot on Wednesday.

A teenage Wednesday Addams as the main charachter, that tries to adapt to an unadapted school, feels refreshed. Showing new faces of the character that maybe before were unseen. As well as the others members of the Addams Family.

The time devoted to the mystery's construction, and the fateful profecy to happen, makes the final quickie and deflated for all this expectation. So it's dispiriting the way it gets concluded. However, the town's background, all the characters that live there, and all the different beings that coexist with Wednesday, make this universe rich and abundant, which surely will get more stories to tell.

In conclusion, Wednesday it's an entertaining series that will be remembered not by it's story, but for the peculiar characters and universe where it happens.