Emma Myers teases Enid’s Season 3 arc in Wednesday: not stuck as a werewolf, stronger bonds, broader search

Emma Myers is already looking ahead to Season 3 of Netflix's Wednesday, telling Radio Times that she has clear ideas for Enid Sinclair's next chapter. The star identifies two big goals for the character: she hopes Enid won't remain trapped in her werewolf form, and she would like the Nevermore crew to stop fighting and start rebuilding their friendships.

First, Enid should not be stuck as a werewolf forever. Myers described Enid as selfless, noting that the choice to save her best friend would be a no-brainer: she would rather sacrifice some of her humanity to save Wednesday than watch her friend die. She also hopes the Nevermore core can reknit their bonds after a season of clashes, including a rivalry with Agnes, a love triangle involving Ajax and Bruno, and the evolving dynamic with Billie Piper's Isadora Capri.

Myers also praised Isadora Capri, saying the character is amazing, very kind, and good at scolding students. Myers said she hopes to do more with the teacher next season, noting that Isadora is a treat to work with and a joy on set.

With Enid missing at the end of Season 2, Season 3 is expected to expand beyond Nevermore, as Wednesday, Uncle Fester, and Thing set out to locate her. The setup could broaden werewolf lore, introduce new powers, and give Enid a fresh start while the rest of the ensemble pursues answers about her disappearance.

Season 2’s back half dropped on Netflix on September 3, and a third season has been confirmed, signaling continued growth for the series. Myers’ remarks provide fans with a sense of the direction the show may take as it balances its dark humor, mystery, and supernatural elements.

Fans will watch how the story unfolds as the cast moves toward a potential Season 3, with viewers awaiting further official details on production and release timelines.