Funniest Photos from the Set of ‘Wednesday’ Season 2: Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, and Behind-the-Scenes Mayhem You Won’t Believe

Caught on camera: Wednesday’s deadpan glare cracking into giggles mid-stab, Enid’s epic face-plant during a werewolf flip, and Uncle Fester short-circuiting the craft services table—literally. 😆 These S2 set snaps are pure chaos… but what deleted blooper had Jenna Ortega howling like a banshee? Peek behind the crypt door before Netflix locks it away forever—tap for the giggles that almost derailed Nevermore!

Netflix’s Wednesday has mastered the art of blending macabre mystery with mordant wit, but peel back the black lace, and Season 2’s Ireland shoot—spanning May 2024 to February 2025 amid post-strike chaos—was a riot of pratfalls, prop mishaps, and cast camaraderie that could fill a blooper reel longer than Thing’s loyalty oath. With the split-release juggernaut (Part 1: August 6, Part 2: September 3) tallying 1.8 billion hours viewed and an 87% Rotten Tomatoes nod for its “sharper emotional fangs,” the off-camera antics offer a welcome antidote to the on-screen gloom. From Jenna Ortega’s uncharacteristic guffaws to Emma Myers’ werewolf wipeouts, these leaked and official snaps—unearthed from Tudum drops, X fan shares, and crew confessions—reveal a set where the real horror was holding a straight face. Co-creator Alfred Gough, speaking to Variety post-wrap, quipped, “We lost more takes to laughter than to rain—Irish weather was the least of our monsters.” Here’s the unfiltered gallery of the giggliest gaffes, with context on what went wrong (and why fans are begging for a full reel).

Blooper Bonanza: When the Deadpan Cracks

Season 2’s elevated stakes—Enid’s alpha arc, Tyler’s Hyde redemption, and Hester’s venomous meddling—demanded precision, but the cast’s chemistry sparked more sparks than Fester’s bulbs. Tudum’s August 2025 “Funniest Moments” compilation, clocking 50 million views, kicks off with a now-iconic flub from Episode 4’s “Gala of Gloom”: Ortega, mid-cellist solo in a blood-red gown, snaps a string that whips back like a Hyde lash, smacking her square in the forehead. Her braids fly as she yelps—audibly breaking character for the first time on record—before dissolving into shoulder-shaking laughs. “I thought, ‘Addams don’t flinch,’ but that hurt like Ophelia’s prophecies,” Ortega later deadpanned to Entertainment Weekly, revealing the take was scrapped for a seamless reshot, but the outtake leaked via a crew X post. X exploded with #WednesdayWhip (12K posts), fans dubbing it “the string that strung her up.”

Myers’ mishaps steal the show in werewolf workouts. A behind-the-scenes snap from Ardmore Studios captures her mid-leap in full prosthetics—furry ears flopping, claws extended—only to belly-flop onto a crash mat during a chase rehearsal. “Enid’s grace ends where the fur begins,” Myers joked in a Teen Vogue wrap interview, noting the deleted scene was meant for Part 2’s alpha hunt but axed for pacing. The photo, shared by stunt coordinator Jenny Ayumi on X (@jennyayumi_stunts), shows Myers sprawled with a thumbs-up, golden contacts askew, racking 8K likes and spawning memes of “Enid’s eternal tumble.” Hunter Doohan, her on-screen foil, retaliated in kind: A blooper from Episode 6’s Hyde transformation has him “emerging” from a prop dumpster—only for the lid to slam on his fingers mid-roar, eliciting a yelp that dissolved the set into hysterics. “Tyler’s not dramatic; the props are,” Doohan quipped at a fan con, with the clip hitting 2 million YouTube views.

Prop Fiascos and Deleted Delights: The Stuff Nightmares (and Giggles) Are Made Of

Tim Burton’s gothic grandeur came with gremlins. A fan-favorite X leak from @weylerhq captures Fred Armisen’s Uncle Fester during a “lightning prank” setup: Bald-headed and bulb-nosed, he’s rigged to zap a fake raven, but the pyros misfire, singeing his trench coat and sending him flailing into craft services—toppling a guillotine cake that explodes in fondant gore. “Fester’s curse: zero calories, maximum chaos,” Armisen posted, turning the wrap-party casualty into a 15K-like sensation. The incident, from a deleted Fester-Pugsley bonding scene in Episode 3, was cut for time but resurfaced in Tudum’s “Easter Eggs” reel, where it’s revealed the cake was a nod to the 1960s Addams sitcom’s “exploding desserts.”

Ortega’s stunt double, Ayumi, dropped gold in a September 2025 X thread: A contortionist fail where Jenna, practicing a “raven escape” from Episode 8’s finale ritual, twists into a human pretzel—legs akimbo over a prop altar—only to topple into Billie Piper’s lap (Professor Capri). The snap shows both in mock horror, Piper’s witchy wig askew, with Ayumi captioning, “Wednesday’s flexibility: 10/10. Dignity: TBD.” Fans theorized it was from the scrapped “Hyde cult chase,” a mid-season sequence ditched for budget (VFX ate $2 million), per The Hollywood Reporter. X user @cairoswife amplified it with a stitch: “Jenna’s the queen of unflappable—until gravity strikes” (4K likes).

Catherine Zeta-Jones and Luis Guzmán’s Morticia-Gomez tango turned tango of terror in a leaked blooper: During Episode 2’s vow-tease dance, Guzmán’s dramatic dip sends Zeta-Jones’ gown snagging a fog machine, enveloping the set in a smoke bomb blizzard. The photo—Zeta-Jones mid-cough, Guzmán frozen in tango pose amid the haze—hit X via @WednesdaysDaily, sparking 1.9K likes and #AddamsFogFest. “Gomez’s passion is flammable,” Guzmán laughed in a People profile, noting the take made the final cut but with dubbed gasps.

Cast Shenanigans: When Outcasts Let Loose

The ensemble’s off-duty vibes were pure gold. A multi-photo dump from @WednesdaysDaily in August 2025 shows Myers and Doohan in “alpha-Hyde hybrid” prosthetics, mugging for selfies during a night shoot break: Myers with foam fangs protruding like bad veneers, Doohan flexing “claws” that look suspiciously like garden shears. “Enid and Tyler’s deleted buddy cop scene: More rom-com than rampage,” the caption read, tying to a cut subplot where they team up against Hester’s minions. Isaac Ordonez (Pugsley) photobombed with a zombie arm prop, earning 4K likes and fan pleas for “Pugsley spin-off: Pranks from the Grave.”

Ortega’s rare goof-off gallery, shared by @JennaOrtegaUpds in January 2025, captures her between takes: One snap has her “interrogating” a rubber raven with a tiny guillotine, braids askew and a smirk cracking her facade; another shows her and Myers in dorm-room PJs, Myers mid-pizza toss that lands on Ortega’s lapel. “Wednesday’s weakness: carbs and chaos,” the thread joked, from Episode 1’s “summer quest” reshoots delayed by Romania rains. X semantic dives reveal fans loving the “un-Wednesday” vulnerability: @wensadms posted a collage with “Jenna’s smiles > gold” (450 likes).

Even newcomers joined the fray. Joanna Lumley’s Hester, the venomous mogul, flubbed a basement monologue in Episode 7—tripping over Ophelia’s (Scarlett Johansson) hidden journal prop, sending it skittering like Thing on caffeine. The X-shared still—Lumley sprawled dramatically, Johansson stifling snorts—drew 200 likes from @slmrsmx: “Grandmama’s fall from grace: Literal.” A deleted line from the scene, per Tudum audio leaks: Hester quipping, “Even curses have comedic timing.”

Crew Confessions: The Unsung Heroes of Hilarity

Stunt and VFX teams bore the brunt. Ayumi’s X video compilation from September 2025—Ortega attempting a “psychic flip” that ends in a somersault fail, landing her in a pile of faux leaves—racked 10K views, captioned “Wednesday’s visions: Accurate. Landings: Work in progress.” Makeup maestro Oliver D. Watson shared Hunter Doohan’s “Hyde half-up” test: Half his face monstrous, half smeared with coffee from a craft mishap. “Tyler’s duality: Terrifying… and caffeinated,” Watson wrote, tying to a blooper where Doohan sneezes mid-makeup, splattering green goo.

Burton’s directorial days weren’t immune. An X thread from extra @allegedlykit recounts a “Poe Cup” regatta reshoot where a prop canoe capsizes, dumping Georgie Farmer (Ajax) and Joy Sunday (Bianca) into a muddy pond—Burton, unfazed, yelling “Cut! More slime!” The snap of the duo emerging like swamp zombies went viral (700 likes), with Farmer later telling Collider, “Tim’s chaos is contagious.”

Why These Moments Matter: Laughter in the Gloom

In a franchise built on eternal gloom, these peeks humanize the icons. Seventeen noted the S1 reel (2022) humanized Ortega’s intensity, and S2’s leaks—fueled by X’s 20K+ #WednesdayBTS posts—do the same, countering critiques of “over-serious” arcs. As Myers put it in CinemaBlend, “The set was our safe crypt—laughs kept the monsters at bay.” With Season 3 scripts underway, fans clamor for an official reel; Netflix’s Tudum teases one for 2026.

While waiting, scour X for more (@weylerhq’s galleries hit 50K views). These snaps prove: Even Addamses need a giggle. As Wednesday might monotone: “Amusement is fleeting… but footage is forever.”