***** Yaas it's me...

TV series. Not so much in the comic.

Because you're being creepy?

Second Talon Actually it was because I was saying some controversial stuff on a video that my aunt ended up posting on Facebook and I didn't want her to recognize me...

Fair enough

Oh man, saw her dance like 3 years ago for the first time and now that.

i wonder if she watched the new wednesday series.

She & Michael Jackson made dancing look so easy & fun! I tried her moves and wound up looking like Lurch. 🤣 Rest well sweet angel. 🙏

@@bekindtoanimals2189 ....looking like lurch. 😂😂

She died from a stroke due to smoking and hypertension

Her whyte @$$ should rest in p1ss

@wednesday addams No, the media reported Lisa Loring died on January 28, 2023.

God rest her soul. She was SO BLESSED with amazing talent. So polite, articulate, and an amazing dancer and actress.

yep.

Lurdiak Yep

Matrox One she doesn’t look like she’s in her 60s in this video??

Lisa Loring had swag

Lurdiak she was getting it I love that

I agree.

I remember that in the 90's cartoon, Lurch tried to be Wednesday's playmate when he thought he threw her doll, Marie in the fireplace. That was also adorable.

Yessss ❤✌

It’s like Frankenstein and the little girl

Yes

Wow, well blessed . :)

He's still alive??

@@Tony_Baloney_69420 John Astin is. (Gomez)

F

@@brunomarques9381 S

She died today.😢

I think but it’s sad.

RIP

So sade.... 😢

Rip Lisa 🥺❤️

@@chlover88 damn you are so cool and different. Going against the trends

@@tavochu-hi4962 its giving pickme in but a different sense (im joking)

is she really goth? for me she has a very classic look of a young girls from the 30s just like the rest of her family The series is absolutely gothic (from a literary point of view but also in its contemporary conception) that literally speak about normie and marginalized but Wednesday seems to be more in a retro / vintage style than goth, modernity does not interest her and she seems to come from another era

When I watched Wednesday on Netflix I thought: "wow, Wednesday grew up and now is a teenager!"

Same tho 💀💀

When did they film this scene?

its not the OG

Why are all these kids wasting time "flossing?" This is the best

Why is tik tok sleepin on this? Last i saw on there was "Private School Check" and wanted the world to burn

really? are u fuckin stupid? that's not dancing

precursor to the shuffling craze maybe?

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Yea that right Cindy

This needs to be a new challenge dance on social media!!

I love Jenna Ortega

@@1994glg same

Jenna Ortega is like hold my smile

+Minembo Not surprised.

+Minembo That moment you realize Wednesday's a better dancer than EVERYBODY.

+Minembo that moment you noticed Lurch can dance better than you

You all got great points lol

Minembo not me u

You don’t want her to think you’re square do ya

You know....Groooooovy!

Neat...!! Groovy !!

Then she said “yeet”

@@AshJae yep, she sure did

That's a good news, time to celebrate 🥳

😂

What does that even mean. 😂

@@TV-ob1if Meaning that in spite of the decades that have passed since this was filmed and aired, it still has as much cultural resonance and power as it did back then. The same can't always be said of every old show, hence the phrase people always bring out: "this aged badly." "This aged badly" can mean a lot of things -- maybe the character says something that would be considered racist or some other kind of social faux pas, but was normal at the time. Maybe its an actor playing a part in a movie where he's doing something bad .... but then later, in real life, he actually does the same bad thing. Bill Cosby being seen handing out drinks to young women on his show would have "aged badly." "Aged badly" could also be as simple and benign as it's almost painfully lame and cringe, which you might get if you watch some of the absolute oldest surviving Doctor Who episodes -- bad special effects, cheesy overacting, etc. These are all things that diehard fans do love about it, but to an average person in 2023, it's simply not watchable anymore. Old cheap Tiger handheld games from the 1990s and VHS videos fall into this category. Even more watered down that, it could be a character making a joke that was timely in the 1960s or something, but nobody born after a certain year would "get it," and even when explained would seem stupid. They've lost almost all their power. This clip, however? Not only is it eminently watchable, it has about the same kind of vibe and impact it would have had on the first evening it was broadcast into peoples' homes. If anything, it GAINED a little bit of resonance over time, given that The Addams Family are still very much a thing to us, and Wednesday has become so iconic. Also, the recent Netflix show has a famous dancing scene, which I suspect is causing this video to show up in some people's searches years after it was uploaded (it's how I got here). Our culture moved in a direction that was compatible with this scene. All of that is just to say, this did NOT "age badly." It aged beautifully, as the person said. 🙂

@@capnheehee8103 I took me like 5 seconds to scroll to the end of your comment just to say that a simple 1 sentence answer would have sufficed rather than that short novel you just spewed out..🙄

Yeah

Lol

Same 😂

madtv719 That's a bit stupid... the best part of a comedy dance bit involving a giant and a child is obedience?

The Addams were a deeply dark and unusual family, but they were close and loved each other dearly.

@@Larcona_ The source of the comedy comes from the contrast between the fact that they are a family of goulish creatures and also a family with a quaint and utterly wholesome dynamic to the point of parody of family sitcom tropes that were previously popular around this period. Also it's cute as hell ^_^

@@kayEnt3rtainm3nt Of you're talking about the show in general yes, I'm talking about this scene specifically.

Her mom comes out of nowhere and politely tells her to stop dancing and to turn the music off. Well, I guess that's better than "Turn that shit off and get out!".

Philip Matienzo cuz she's killin' the game!

Cause it seemed like people knew how to dance back then

Yeah, she can move those feet. At first, when she started dancing, I though that maybe they sped up the film. But no, little Wednesday can cut a rug- mid sixties style.

Lol its hard to coordinate feet along arms I tried LOL

Here I am 379 repeats later, still cant get enough of it!

Yevgeny Chertov It is interesting how some slang phrases stick around for so long when they are usually very transient creatures indeed.

BlueDeath88 for sure. Downright shocking some times

Yevgeny Chertov Although it's worth noting that while "boss" essentially carries the same meaning today, "swinger" does not. ;)

shepmakesmusic Touche

shepmakesmusic Very true, but the meaning it does have today is probably about 40ish years old though.

@Todes zauberer778 it is lol, the room actually pink, it does well on black screen camera

Wow who knew?

The people in charge of making this show were studying different variation of red to make the show scarier on black and white films. I love this kind of creativity back in those good old days.

NOT IN THIS HOUSE

I think I read that they also wore mostly red, because it was a better looking black than... Black.

The original Addams Family series is almost 60 years old, which is crazy to think about.

Haha!

Scratch scribbin the vinyl teaching Lurch how to boogie dance.

I wonder if she'd dance to a certain song by Ronnie Cook and the Gaylads.

That dance so simple just moving around all the kids do thay

Yes!! I noticed it too! Came here to see if anyone else did 😅

Literally came here just for that

@SxryptS Alexandrv obviously she didn't do the whole dance, dingleberry. she did the move in the first few seconds of this video. stop being so sensitive.

@@iRahz.she choreographed the dance in the show but probably had some touch ups done to it

rIGHT I NOTICED IT TO

that's a good news ! she already passed way long back, only now the media is letting you all know ! anyways, it's time celebrate this special occasion 🥳

@@ThangaThalapathy75 What are you talking about? She just passed a month ago.

@@guttagutta420 nope, that's when the Government let you know !

That’s a really old saying lol it’s just come back is all :p

I used to say neat or neato All the time as a kid.

For real that line blew me back. Like they said Boss back in the day??!?

I thought she said "voss."

​@@kevincruise3521 yep. Now it's "the boss"

You dont wanna be a square do you

Nope I want to be groovy​@@urielmendivil6264

It used to be the norm. Somewhere along the way, we lost it...

Ur 11yrs late same!

@@blaedus5318 miss me with the typical boomer complaining. All you old people do is shit on the younger generations

She wasn’t talented . Most kid actors back then talked too loudly and obnoxiously

@@blaedus5318overexposure to electronic devices from a very young age results in a lack of charisma and social skills

Just A Random Melon OMG

Just A Random Melon This comment makes you boss 😋

Just A Random Melon I grew up with this tv show. Lol.

All the 'thumbs down' towards this post are from law enforcement, or from the relatives of those victimized by child abuse. Honorable yet clueless they all are to the cause of their past grief, they ignorantly lash out here and at other websites I've visited. #aKissUponTheirAlwaysGrievousForeheads They are forever sad people.

L 7's man.

I loved the episode where Wednesday had her first boyfriend. She combed out her hair, wore a black dress, and looked like a tiny version of Morticia! She even did the tight shuffle walk! (While dragging Uncle Fester's gun behind her!)

So sweet right? Yet most comments try to promote her innocent childness to some serious level of intracate skill or basically groomer sh*t. Thank you for your comment.

Dang lurch can get sturdy 💀

Me too..... I can only dance like The Fonz

@@tobor8115 Does the Fonz dance? I thought all he did is hit the jukebox and music would start to play.

No sh!t. Even he had some killer moves.

Welcome to my world, misters!

Yeah

Baz learnt his moves watching Lurches moves.

I agree she was quite impressive in her dancing

Nobody does it as good as Wednesday

I could not have said this better myself thank you for such a wonderful comment you are so correct

I was hoping for Lisa Loring to do a cameo in the Netflix show.

@scottsammons7747 John Astin too possibly.

FOR YOUR KIND INFORMATION, SHE DIED LONG AGO 👍

@@ThangaThalapathy75 Really? How long ago did she “die”?

@@ronque23 I can't spoon-feed you literally everything !!! why are you too lazy to even Google it or check it out in Wikipedia !?

Also Rest in Peace to Blossom Rock (1895-1978) Jackie Coogan (1914-1984) Carolyn Jones (1930-1983) Ken Wetherwax (1955-2014) Lisa Loring (1958-2023)

No reason to choose. They were both great...and inventive.

@@kkroeger5868 nah, Munsters was wack

Let's not forget the pre teen period during the 2 90s movies

You mean they're dead??

What name music?

In years I have tried to find this song...anybody? What song is this? 😳❤

It's even better because he's always so serious

Wednesday was 3`9" & totally "boss too!!!"

So does "gay".

+Joe Mar Being a "boss" is still a thing tho

+Sir Caco D. Mon Though being a "Boss" and someone thinking you're "Boss" are two different things with two different meanings.

Joe Mar Well I don't know, it still means cool right?

+Sir Caco D. Mon Oh yea, it still means that, although it's really not used that way anymore. Being a boss means being in control or as it say's in the Urban Dictionary: "A Boss - Noun. A person who is a leader, someone who runs shit in his/her hood or city." Lol

Sadly, Wednesday passed away in 2023. 💔 Gomez is still with us going strong at 94!

Not much similarity. Justin Bieber did a closer copy.

that's a good news ! she already passed way long back, only now the media is letting you all know ! anyways, it's time celebrate this special occasion 🥳

My headcanon is that Lurch lived all the way into the 24th century, caught a spaceship to Betazed, and rebranded himself as Mr. Homn on Star Trek TNG. (same actor.)

of course,but Cristina Ricсi too is great.

The best? That's debatable. Loring's and Ricci's portrayals of Wednesday are way too different one from the other. I personally love both. The best only depends on how square people are and on individual's likes.

@Kagereneko actually Ricci was only 10 when she made the first film

You made me interested in the topic. Lisa Loring was the legendary dancer and Cristina Ricci was the classic dark brooder. I liked both for those reasons.

IMHO Lisa Loring was the best “sunnier” Wednesday, and Christina Ricci was the best “darker” Wednesday. You can’t compare the two at all, but I agree with the sentiment that both can exist in the same “canon”, as the darker version being an older version.

that's a good news ! she already passed way long back, only now the media is letting you all know ! anyways, it's time celebrate this special occasion 🥳

I heard that part too.