Hunter Doohan

• Breakthrough television role: Plays Tyler Galpin in Netflix's Wednesday (2022-present), the Season 1 love-interest character revealed in the final episodes as the Hyde monster; IMDb lists the role first among his best-known credits with 16-17 episode credits through 2026.
• Lead drama role: Played Adam Desiato in Showtime's legal drama Your Honor (2020-2021, 10 episodes) opposite Bryan Cranston; IMDb's own biography describes the role - together with Tyler Galpin - as what he is best known for.
• Television role: Played Bastian (the Muse) in Marvel's Daredevil: Born Again (2025, 4 episodes), per the IMDb credits list.
• Writing and directing: Credited as a writer (and on some projects producer/director) on short films including After You've Gone (2016) and Far from the Tree (2017), per the IMDb credits list; his profession on IMDb is listed as actor and writer.
• Early television roles: Recurring as Teenage Warren in Apple TV+'s Truth Be Told (2019-2020, 8 episodes), with earlier single-episode roles in What/If and Schooled, per the IMDb credits list.

Performance style

• Duality: vulnerability and menace — Viewer praise compiled and quoted by The Mirror (UK) captures the register: 'Hunter Doohan absolutely nails Tyler's complexity in Wednesday. The charm, the torment, the duality - he slips between vulnerability and menace with such precision it's unsettling.' Audience sympathy for the character's manipulation-and-loss arc is a recurring theme in the same coverage.

Reception

• Wednesday Season 2 (2025): Audience response compiled by The Mirror (UK) after Part 2's release: viewers described themselves as 'heartbroken' for Tyler, praised Doohan's portrayal of the character's duality, and speculated about a Season 3 redemption arc; the Times of India's review lists Tyler among the 'familiar threats' whose return at Willow Hill keeps continuity with Season 1.

Cast they appear alongside

• Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams (Wednesday) — Title lead; Tyler is her Season 1 love interest and the Hyde reveal.
• Christina Ricci as Marilyn Thornhill / Laurel Gates (Wednesday) — The Season 1 villain who grooms Tyler into Hyde servitude.
• Jamie McShane as Sheriff Donovan Galpin (Wednesday) — Plays Tyler's father.
• Emma Myers as Enid Sinclair (Wednesday) — Wednesday's roommate; Nevermore ensemble.
• Catherine Zeta-Jones as Morticia Addams (Wednesday) — Plays Wednesday's mother.
• Luis Guzman as Gomez Addams (Wednesday) — Plays Wednesday's father.

Who plays Tyler Galpin in Wednesday?

Hunter Doohan, an American actor and writer, plays Tyler Galpin, the Jericho local whose Season 1 arc ends with the reveal that he is the Hyde monster.

Is Tyler the Hyde in Wednesday?

Yes. The Season 1 finale reveals Tyler as the Hyde monster responsible for the season's killings; the reveal reframes his earlier romance with Wednesday, and he returns in Season 2 as a patient at Willow Hill.

What else has Hunter Doohan been in?

His best-known credits outside Wednesday are Your Honor (2020-2021) as Adam Desiato opposite Bryan Cranston, Marvel's Daredevil: Born Again (2025) as Bastian, and a recurring turn as Teenage Warren in Truth Be Told.

Does Tyler return in Wednesday Season 2?

Yes. Tyler is held at the Willow Hill psychiatric facility in Season 2, and the finale sets up a possible new direction for the character when Nevermore's music teacher Isadora Capri offers him 'a pack of his own'.

Is Hunter Doohan also a writer?

Yes. IMDb lists him as an actor and writer, with writing (and on some projects producing/directing) credits on short films such as After You've Gone (2016) and Far from the Tree (2017).

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