Corrected entry: After Thing rescues Fester, at one point, Thing disappears while driving. Otherwise, he's on the wheel.
Corrected entry: Debbie speaks of her first husband, a heart surgeon. Then he couldn't have been attending to the Pope when he had a cold.
Correction: For someone with a serious heart disease, or recovering from surgery, a cold can be deadly. If he was his appointed physician he would be attending in case the heart can't handle it and he needs emergency surgery.
Heart surgeons never treat people who have a cold and it was never mentioned or implied that the pope had heart surgery at all.
Again, a personal physician would be doing everything health related. Doesn't matter if he is specialised. He is a doctor.
Corrected entry: When Debbie comes to be the nanny, obviously it's the beginning of summer as the children go to summer camp and are not in school. While the children are at camp, Fester meets Debbie, marries her and they move away from the family. The children are at still at camp preparing an early Thanksgiving play, meanwhile, Fester and Debbie celebrate their wedding anniversary... We also see the baby's first birthday, and since the baby was already a couple months old when Debbie arrived, it is not possible for Fester and Debbie to have been married an entire year.
Correction: They are celebrating their 3 week anniversary, not a year. That totally fits in the timeline.
Corrected entry: In the guillotine scene, Wednesday says, "Place her on the block." Pubert is a boy, not a girl.
Correction: Wednesday and Pugsley were playing. They were pretending Pubert was Marie Antoinette, and they were the Revolutionary Tribunal about to execute her.
Corrected entry: When the two Native American children are turning the two camp directors over the open fire, they are turning the handle in the opposite direction the camp directors are turning.
Correction: This simply is not true. They are turned counter-clockwise by the kids. Both the kids and the directors are spinning this way. An optical illusion can let you think they are spinning them the other way around.
Corrected entry: How can Debbie's hand shoot out of her grave at the end? She was fried to ashes. Even though corpses resurrecting is a possibility in the Addams mythology, ashes reforming into a human body is beyond belief.
Correction: From what Wednesday says it's implied she set up a sensor and animatronic hand to 'scare him to death' - it could be a remnant of the props from the Shakespeare scene in the first movie.
Correction: I always thought she used Thing to do the trick, although the arm is much longer than Thing's.
Correction: We see Thing jump from the steering wheel down to the gas and brake pedals. You'll have to be more specific about when he "disappears."