The family’s everything here! Netflix appeared the trailer for their impending Addams Family spin-off series Wednesday at New York Comic Con on Saturday, as well as balancing the cast with the declaration of Fred Armisen as Uncle Putrefy.

Armisen, 55, shows up in the trailer as the adored bare person, amazing his niece Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) in the forest as they set off on an experience to make quick work of the abnormal events at her new school, Nevermore Foundation.

“I like to travel in disguise,” he tells her before they take off in a Dalmatian-print bike and sidecar, complete with matching caps that element counterfeit canine ears. “Come on, how about we roll!”

In the new trailer, Wednesday’s folks Gomez and Morticia Addams (Luis Guzmán and Catherine Zeta-Jones) drop her off at Nevermore, a school for extraordinarily gifted untouchables, where a secret including “secret social orders, stowed away libraries, a murderous beast” starts to unfurl. “What different shocks are coming up?” Wednesday asks in a voiceover. ”

Nevermore keeps on being where the inquiries far offset the responses. I won’t stop until I track down reality. I realize the tension is killing you.” The sneak look likewise gives fans a brief look at Christina Ricci in character as the red-haired, pullover clad Ms. Thornhill, a Nevermore employee inviting Wednesday and her flat mate Enid Sinclair (Emma Myers).

“I trust Enid has given you the old Nevermore welcome,” she tells Wednesday, who jokes: “She’s been covering me with cordiality. I desire to give back… in her rest.”

Wednesday not just marks Ricci’s re-visitation of the establishment subsequent to playing the person in 1991’s The Addams Family and the 1993 spin-off Addams Family Values, yet in addition her gathering with chief Tim Burton, who she recently worked with on 1999’s Sluggish Empty.

Ricci, 42, recently let Assortment know that Ortega, 20, “is extraordinary” as Wednesday, adding of the series: “It’s so obvious apparently to the substance of [the original], yet it’s then it’s extraordinarily present day and it’s perfect.”

In the show, Wednesday “endeavors to dominate her arising clairvoyant capacity, obstruct a gigantic killing binge that has threatened the nearby town, and settle the otherworldly secret that entangled her folks a long time back — all while exploring her new and really tangled connections at Nevermore,” as per a plot rundown from Netflix. Wednesday debuts Nov. 23 on Netflix.