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Melissa Eleanor Hunter (born September 26, 1984[[note]]A Wednesday![[/note]] in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''WebVideo/AdultWednesdayAddams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show, Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet'' and Marvel's ''Series/SheHulk''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter (born September 26, 1984[[note]]A Wednesday![[/note]] in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''WebVideo/AdultWednesdayAddams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show, Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet'' and Marvel's ''Series/SheHulk''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter (born September 26, 1984 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''WebVideo/AdultWednesdayAddams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter (born September 26, 1984 1984[[note]]A Wednesday![[/note]] in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''WebVideo/AdultWednesdayAddams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and show, Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter (born September 26, 1984 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''WebVideo/AdultWednesdayAddams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one was allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily2019 animated film adaptation]] was in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter (born September 26, 1984 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''WebVideo/AdultWednesdayAddams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one was allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily2019 animated film adaptation]] was in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future.estate. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''WebVideo/AdultWednesdayAddams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one was allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily2019 animated film adaptation]] was in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter (born September 26, 1984 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''WebVideo/AdultWednesdayAddams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one was allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily2019 animated film adaptation]] was in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one was allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily2019 animated film adaptation]] was in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', ''WebVideo/AdultWednesdayAddams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one was allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily2019 animated film adaptation]] was in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one was allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily animated film adaptation]] was in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one was allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily2019 animated film adaptation]] was in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming animated film adaptation is in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is was allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming [[WesternAnimation/TheAddamsFamily animated film adaptation is adaptation]] was in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming animated film adaptation is in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Eleanor Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming animated film adaptation is in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming animated film adaptation is in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming animated film adaptation is in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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* CreepyMonotone: Her portrayal of Wednesday is based on the Creator/ChristinaRicci version and speaks in the same kind of monotone that Ricci did in the films.
* DeadpanSnarker: As Wednesday and often as herself on twitter.
* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: Melissa is a brunette in real life but had to apply makeup to play the pale-skinned Wednesday.
* LimitedWardrobe: In keeping with past portrayals, Melissa's Wednesday always wears the same black dress (even when waking up after a one-night stand).
* SheIsAllGrownUp: The premise of the Adult Wednesday series.
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* CreepyMonotone: Her portrayal of Wednesday is based on the Creator/ChristinaRicci version and speaks in the same kind of monotone that Ricci did in the films.
* DeadpanSnarker: As Wednesday and often as herself on twitter.
* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: Melissa is a brunette in real life but had to apply makeup to play the pale-skinned Wednesday.
* LimitedWardrobe: In keeping with past portrayals, Melissa's Wednesday always wears the same black dress (even when waking up after a one-night stand).
* SheIsAllGrownUp: The premise of the Adult Wednesday series.
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Melissa Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Hunter was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming animated film adaptation is in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Hunter Melissa was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming animated film adaptation is in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
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Melissa Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Hunter was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming animated film adaptation is in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
Melissa Hunter is an American actress and writer. She is primarily known for the web series ''Adult Wednesday Addams'', which she wrote and starred in as a twenty-something Wednesday Addams attempting to negotiate life in Los Angeles. The series grew to be quite popular and even attracted the attention of The Huffington Post thanks to the episode in which Wednesday punishes some catcallers. Unfortunately, Hunter was forced to remove the series from [=YouTube=] after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Creator/CharlesAddams estate. Apparently, no one is allowed to portray a member of the Addams Family as long as the upcoming animated film adaptation is in production, meaning there won't be any more Adult Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Melissa has since gone on to star in the web series ''Shitty Boyfriends'' and has written for the ''Maya & Marty'' variety show and Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Series/SantaClaritaDiet''.
