SEASON 1, EPISODE 5 • LITTLE LITTLE LIES
CHARLES: "I promise you, I'm not like anybody else..."
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QUESTIONS
1. All of the needles that stick Chucky in the dumpster are either loose or poking through plastic bags. This would never happen at a hospital, as all sharp needles are disposed of in hard, plastic containers to prevent any accidents like that from happening.
1. Fiona Dourif (Nica Pierce) played the younger version of Charles Lee Ray in the 80's flashback scenes, with the help of special makeup effects and CGI polishing in post-production. Charles was originally played by her father, Brad Dourif, who also voices Chucky in doll form.
FILMS
Matt: 5 out of 10.
Length: 44 Minutes
Company: Universal Content Productions
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2. DEAD GUY (Anthony Lake)- Killed offscreen, shown dead on floor of hotel
3. YOUNG MAN (Eric Tzogas)- Throat slashed by Nica (Chucky), bled out
4. PRINCIPAL MEGAN MCVEY (Jana Peck)- Beheaded offscreen by Chucky
Show Total: 4
Series Total: 13
2. Impaled self repeatedly in bin of syringes
Show Total: 2
Series Total: 6
CAROLINE: "I like to be hugged..."
NATHAN: "Chucky looks a little different now..."
DEVON: "He's a psycho back in his hometown on a mission...he's not leaving..."
TOMMY: "Hi, I'm Tommy...wanna play?"
JAKE: "I'm thinking we kick his ass 'til he's dead!"
LEXY: "Take the win, Jake...Chucky is dead!"
CHARLES: "Hey red, wanna play?!"
YOUNG TIFFANY: "Boy, you really know how to show a girl a good time..."
MICHELLE: "Hackensack has never been safer!"
Francis X & The Bushmen- Mirror Church
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Lauv- Modern Loneliness
The Fadd- You Satisfy Me
Modern Art- Hello/Goodbye
Yeah Yeah Yeahs- Heads Will Roll
1. How did the teens try to kill Chucky?
2. Where did Charles first meet Tiffany?
3. What was Bree's secret?
4. What triggered Nica's split personality with Chucky?
5. How did Chucky escape death?
ANSWERS
1. They put the Chucky doll in a sack and stomped and tasered it.
2. Charles first met Tiffany at a club with his other girlfriend Delilah.
3. Bree revealed that she had Stage 4 cancer.
4. Head trauma triggered Nica's split personality with Chucky.
5. Chucky swapped souls (and bodies) with Tommy the good guy doll.
2. Series creator Don Mancini noticed that Fiona Dourif's natural laugh sounded eerily similar to Chucky's, which inspired him to cast her as the younger version of Charles Lee Ray.
3. This episode confirms that the show takes place just weeks after the events of 'Cult Of Chucky' (2017), placing the action in October/November of 2017.
4. While arguing with Nica (Chucky), the hangry Tiffany yelled, "My mother always said, don't let a man cock-block you from what makes you happy!" Variations of that line have become a staple of the character since she was introduced in 'Bride Of Chucky' (1998), with her frequently repeating wisdom her mom supposedly offered.
5. While frolicking with Nica (Chucky), Tiffany expressed a craving for Swedish meatballs. This was a reference to 'Bride Of Chucky' (1998), where it was said to be Chucky's favorite.
6. Just like in 'Child's Play 2' (1990), Chucky takes the place of a Tommy Good Guy doll. This time, however, he transfers his soul into Tommy rather than physically replacing it.
7. Upon discovering that Caroline had a new doll, Lexy instinctively went on the offensive and attacked it. Andy did the same thing to his Tommy doll in 'Child's Play 2' (1990) to double-check it was actually just a doll.
8. Chucky was thrown in the garbage not once but twice in this episode. The move has become a common one, dating back to the original film. Somehow, Chucky always managed to come back. In this case, he was able to transfer his soul before the doll met that particular fate.
9. The letters of the opening titles are made up of different types of hearts.
10. As Junior futilely tried to engage with the new group of Jake, Devon, and Lexy, he directly name-dropped 'Westworld' (2016) as an attempt to "fit in".
11. When Nica is explaining to the man tied up in the hotel room that she is not a killer, she is supposed to paraplegic again. However, at the same time, you can see Nica's leg move behind her, suggesting that Chucky was starting to take control of her body again.
SAW (2004)
A random man in his underwear could be seen lying dead in the middle of Tiffany and Nica (Chucky)'s hotel room as they indulged in their games. Equally surrounded by blood, it was very similar to how Jigsaw positioned himself in 'Saw' (2004) as his own game played out.
SAW II (2005)
After being dumped down a hospital trash chute, Chucky landed in a pit of used needles. Rather than being horrified, however, he gleefully swam about and enjoyed the excess drugs they offered. This was considered a comedic spin of one of the worst and most harrowing traps of 'Saw II' (2005).
TOY STORY 3 (2010)
Chucky returned to the Cross house to find Caroline, where he was greeted by the sight of her playing with his replacement. As he watched with a sad expression, this echoed Lotso's painful backstory in 'Toy Story 3' (2010).
TELEVISION
HANNIBAL (2013)
After killing Principal McVey (Jana Peck) at the town meeting, Chucky arranged her body in what could only be described as a 'Hannibal-esque' tableau. It was a nod to the TV show 'Hannibal' (2013), which creator Don Mancini also worked on. In 'Cult Of Chucky' (2017), Chucky even mentions he can't believe they cancelled the series.
WESTWORLD (2016)
During this episode, Junior asks Jake, Lexy and Devon if they've seen this show.
SyFy TV Rating: 0.252
Episode heavy on the flashbacks takes us back to the 1980's...
As we experience Charles Lee Ray's first encounter with his future bride.
Meanwhile, in present day, Chucky pulls some shenanigans and fools Jake
and friends into thinking they killed him. When, in fact, the fun was only just beginning...
CHARLES LEE RAY/VOICE OF CHUCKY- BRAD DOURIF
JAKE WHEELER- ZACKARY ARTHUR
DEVON EVANS- BJORGVIN ARNARSON
LEXY CROSS- ALYVIA ALYN LIND
JUNIOR WHEELER- TEO BRIONES
BREE WHEELER- LEXA DOIG
LOGAN WHEELER- DEVON SAWA
MICHELLE CROSS- BARBARA ALYN WOODS
NATHAN CROSS- MICHAEL THERRIAULT
CAROLINE CROSS- CARINA LONDON BATTRICK
DETECTIVE KIM EVANS- RACHELLE CASSEUS
PRINCIPAL MEGAN MCVEY- JANA PECK
RACHEL FAIRCHILD- ANNIE BRIGGS
NICA PIERCE/CHARLES LEE RAY- FIONA DOURIF
TIFFANY VALENTINE- JENNIFER TILLY
YOUNG TIFFANY- BLAISE CROCKER
DR. MIXTER- ROSEMARY DUNSMORE
DWAYNE- NEIL BABCOCK
YOUNG MAN- ERIC TZOGAS
PARENT- JOSEPH DALY
DELILAH- SAMANTHA BROWN
NURSE- MARIENNE CASTRO
GOOD GUY DOLL (VOICE)- NICK FISHER
80'S PROMOTER- JEREMY DURGANA
DEAD GUY- ANTHONY LAKE
Directed By- Leslie Libman
Written By- Harley Peyton & Rachael Paradis
Produced By- Mallory Westfall
Produced By- Mitch Engel
Based On Characters Created By- Don Mancini
Executive Producers- Jeff Renfroe, Harley Peyton
Alex Hedlund, Nick Antosca
David Kirschner & Don Mancini
Associate Producer- Tony Gardner
Casting By- Bonnie Zane, C.S.A.
Co-Producer- Todd Leykamp
Executive Story Editor- Nick Zigler
Story Editor- Sarah Acosta
Puppeteers- Tony Gardner, Peter Chevako
Erik Beck, Pamela Iveta
Gord Robertson & Steve Newburn
Canadian Casting By- Tina Gerussi, C.S.A.
Unit Production Manager- Mark Dassas
First Assistant Director- Avrel Fisher
Second Assistant Director- Bob Glover
Director Of Photography- Colin Hoult, C.S.C.
Production Designer- Craig Sandells
Edited By- Ken Ramos
Music By- Joseph LoDuca
Costume Designer- Catherine Ashton
"A" Camera Operator/Steadicam- Johnny Colavecchia
"B" Camera Operator- Michael Carella
Sound Mixer- Robert Woolfson
Gaffer- Fast Eddy Mikolic
Key Grip- Mark Manchester
Digital Imaging Technician- Allan Wylie
Special Effects Coordinator- Jeff Skochko
Art Director- Dennis Davenport
First Assistant Art Director- Paul Greenberg
Set Designer- Brent Bell
Construction Coordinator- Andrew Yurkiv
Head Painter- Rufus Wilkes
Set Decorator- Summer Holmes
Property Master- Richard Little Darling
Chucky Doll Created By- David Kirschner
Animatronic Characters & Effects By-
Tony Gardner & Alterian Inc.
Make-Up Department Head- Sid Armour
Hair Department Head- Samantha Terry
Special Effects Make-Up- Francois Dagenais
Stunt Coordinator- Darren Marsman
Location Manager- Peter Boboras
Transportation Coordinator- Jazz Helie
Craft Service Key- Mathieu St. Laurant
Catering- David Mintz
Clearance Coordinator- Kent Fabian
Third Assistant Director- David MacDonald
Production Office Coordinator- Lori Pumputis
Controller- Jane McKernan
Production Accountant- Denise Taylor-Rawlins
Script Supervisor- Alexander Galant
Background Casting- Roisin McGilly
Casting Assistant- Chelsea Egozi
Casting Assistant- Ellis Turner
Post Production Supervisor- Linda 'Lindy' Janota
Post Production Coordinator- Eric Durham
Post Production Assistant- Tabia J. Johnson
Assistant Editor- Thom Newell
Visual Effects Assistant Editor- Aaron Merrill
Project Supervisor- Bryan Christensen
Project Supervisor- Peter Chevako
Supervising Sound Editor- Sam C. Lewis
Co-Supervisor- Ronald Eng
Re-Recording Mixer- Patrick Cyccone
Re-Recording Mixer- Fred Howard
Sound Effects Editor- Ronald Eng
Dialogue Editor- Cary Stacy
ADR Editor- Sam C. Lewis
Foley Editor- John Guentner
Music Supervisor- Charlie Haggard
Music Editor- Scott Francisco
Online Editor- Jay Robinson
Colorist- Joe Finley
Visual Effects Producer- Jon Campfens
Visual Effects Supervisor- Beau Parsons
Storyboard Artist- Pete Von Sholly
Assistant To Don Mancini- Amanda De Souza
Assistant To Nick Antosca- Alana Biden
SONGS
"Mirror Church"
Written By Mark Francis, Gene Lipin
Reed St. Mark & Rudy Matchinga
Produced By Paul Gurvitz & Cliff Zellman
Performed By Francis X & The Bushmen
From The Album "Soul Incest"
Courtesy Of Revolver Records
"Modern Loneliness"
Written By Ari Staprans Leff, Mike Elizondo
Michael Matosic, Michael Pollack & Johnny Simpson
Produced By Ari Staprans Leff, Mike Elizondo
And Johnny Simpson
Performed By Lauv
From The Album "How I'm Feeling"
Courtesy Of AWAL Records
"You Satisfy Me"
Written By Tom Berry
Produced By The Fadd & Tom Berry
Performed By The Fadd
From The Album "The Latest Fadd"
Courtesy Of Jam Power Records
"Hello/Goodbye"
Written By Gary Ramon, Ted Poley
And Anthony Clough
Produced By Gerry O'Connell
Performed By Modern Art
From The Album "Underwater Kites"
Courtesy Of Color Records
"Heads Will Roll"
Written By Brian Chase, Karen Orzolek
And Nick Zinner
Produced By Nick Launay & David Andrew Sitek
Performed By Yeah Yeah Yeahs
From The Album "It's Blitz"
Courtesy Of Dress Up/DGC/Interscope Records
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