If you enjoy watching shows like the above mentioned, you'll be delighted with Wednesday. That includes: teen drama, plot holes, basic dumb characters, and more! Oh, and everything looks glossy and plastic, from the characters and their clothes, to the sets and every object in them. Fake.

I have to admit though, from the trailers and press images I kinda knew what I was getting into, but still had high hopes because of Jenna Ortega and Tim Burton being involved in this. But it didn't turn out good, for me at least. Burton has, unfortunately but most certainly, lost his touch. Everything he puts out nowadays is sprinkled with oversaturated images, bad CGI, plastic looking people, costumes and sets, and strangely enough, a very childish energy. And they all feel empty, like there was no passion in making them. If you don't believe me just go check movies like Dark Shadows, Miss Peregrine, and Dumbo. They all look the same, and they feel the same. Granted I still enjoy Dark Shadows a lot, and I think Big Eyes is a pretty solid film, but still.

Enid Sinclair is the personification of everything I have just typed. Incredibly colourful, plastic looking, annoying, and childish. Larissa Weems, the headmistress at Nevermore (what even is that name?), serves as another perfect example. What is the point with having characters like this? They feel generic, and they look generic, and they are too basic, and kept taking me out of it.

Wednesday Addams started off great, but turned into just another generic character pretty quickly. Can we please have strange, unhinged characters and just appreciate them for what they are? Why are they trying to make her "normal"? I get it a character needs to have depth and some development to them, but that doesn't mean she should start acting all sweet and "normal" all of a sudden. She's not. That's the point. Stop ruining everything. I LOVED Jenna Ortega's performance though, I'll give the show that.

Anyway that's more or less all I wanted to say. I don't get they hype behind Wednesday, people are literally going crazy over what is really just another generic, plastic looking, teen Netflix drama. If you can call 'that' drama.