Thing T. Thing has always been one of the more interesting characters in The Addams Family franchise. And, if you ask me, he nearly stole the show in the first season of Tim Burton's Wednesday. In this Bopping episode, they look at Thing's origin story, via cartoonist Charles Addams and the original 60s TV series, and Thing's evolution from being a hand in a box to a severed hand that can move around and take a more active role in the storytelling.
The origin and evolution of Thing from The Addams Family
Fan-made trailer for Wednesday season 2
This fan-made "concept trailer" for season 2 of Wednesday looks amazing. Rumors have been that this season will be far more horror than the horror comedy of season 1 and… READ THE REST
Lisa Loring, original Wednesday Addams, has died at age 64
Lisa Loring, best known for her role as Wednesday Addams in the 1960s series The Addams Family, died on Saturday at age 64. The actress was six-years-old when she was… READ THE REST
Brooklyn artist Andy Sahlstrom turns Little Tikes tot-toys into dark adult collectibles
These aren't the Little Tikes from your childhood. These are Dark Little Tykes, scaled-down 3d-modeled and printed sculptures that put a humorously grim twist on the Little Tikes from your… READ THE REST
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