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Netflix and Steve Buscemi invite you to apply to Nevermore Academy ahead of Wednesday season 2 (No, really, there's a form)

Principal Barry Dort (Buscemi) is recruiting new outcasts for another year at Wednesday's Nevermore Academy, and if you follow the link Netflix under the latest promo, you might just be accepted

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School's just letting out for a bunch of students across the US, so I know it's a weird time to ask about the start of next year's term. But to all you parents out there - shouldn't you consider enrolling your little weirdo (respectfully) in Wednesday's Nevermore Academy? In fact, have you thought about enrolling yourself? If not, let Nevermore's new principle Barry Dort (Steve Buscemi) tell you why you should give it some thought:

I'll skip over the fact that the new Wednesday season 2 promo doesn't mention that Nevermore was the site of an apocalyptic magic battle just last semester - and worse, that it doesn't even mention the price of tuition - because to be honest, I'd just be thrilled to have leadership like Buscemi's at my local Freak Academy. Which is why it's so exciting that Netflix kindly included an application link on their YouTube page.

Oh, don't go looking for it yourself; we'll save you the trouble. Anyone who considers themselves up to snuff as a possible future Nevermore alum can head to NevermoreAcademy.com and begin their application. And just as a heads up, you will need to certify that you are 18 years or older at the end of the application, which will ask you for a physical address. Presumably that's to send your letter of acceptance?

Email does seem a tad modern for Nevermore's tastes.

Wednesday season 2, Part 1 premieres on Netflix on August 6. Part 2 premieres on Netflix on September 3.

Fade to credits, then a pop-up of what to watch read next - just like Netflix:

Grant DeArmitt

Grant DeArmitt: Grant DeArmitt (he/him) likes horror, comics, and the unholy union of the two. As Popverse's Staff Writer, he criss-crosses the pop culture landscape bringing you the news and opinions about the big things (and the next big things). In the past, and despite their better judgment, he has written for Nightmare on Film Street and Newsarama. He lives in Brooklyn with his partner, Kingsley, and corgi, Legs.

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