Air Date: Tuesday, November 23, 2021 Length: 41 Minutes Company: Universal Content Productions Networks: | Watch Online: USA Network Watch Extended Online: SyFy Channel Buy The Episode: Chucky Season 1, Episode 7 Buy The Season: BLU-RAY, DVD, DIGITAL CORONER'S REPORT 1. FEMALE VICTIM (uncredited)- Stabbed to death by Charles in flashback 2. LOGAN (Devon Sawa)- Beat to death with Chucky doll by Junior Show Total: 2 Series Total: 18 CHUCKY'S BATTLE SCARS 1. Used by Junior to beat Logan to death Show Total: 1 Series Total: 9 SOUNDS DEVON: "We're not good together..." TIFFANY: "I'm so sorry...for your loss.." MICHELLE: "This is a good...no, great...day for Hackensack!" CHUCKY: "You've got guts, kid..." CHARLES: "I got a life outside you and this dump ..." TIFFANY: "But killing is an 'us' thing!" LEXY: "Why's a guy delivering a Good Guy doll to Charles Lee Ray's old house?" CHUCKY: "Logan and Lucas...the loser twins!" LOGAN: "She killed herself cause she's a quitter...just like you..." CHUCKY: "You have no idea how hard it's been gettin' one of you little sh*ts to step the f*ck up and play..." CHUCKY: "Thanks to you, the real fun can start..." MUSIC BUY THE MP3: Yan Wagner- Blacker New Bums- The Killers And Me The Go Go's- We Got The Beat TRIVIA QUESTIONS 1. What film did the city plan to screen at the charity matinee? 2. The proceeds from the screening were meant to go to which charity? 3. What did Tiffany bring to Logan's house to comfort him? 4. How much did Jake pay the courier for his Good Guy doll? 5. What song did Junior and Chucky sing together at the end of the episode? ANSWERS 1. The city planned to screen the original 'Frankenstein' (1931) at the charity matinee. 2. The proceeds from the screening were meant for the 'Better Days' charity. 3. Tiffany brought Swedish meatballs to Logan's house to comfort him. 4. Jake paid the courier $350 plus tip for his Good Guy doll. 5. Junior and Chucky sang 'We Got The Beat' by The Go-Go's. DID YOU KNOW 1. As Chucky was gleefully used as a weapon, his face was splashed with more and more blood. Though it wasn't exactly the same, the patterns formed by the blood splatter distinctly evoked the scars sported by the popular patchwork Chucky from 'Bride Of Chucky' (1998) to 'Curse Of Chucky' (2013). 2. The ending of this episode confirmed the theory that multiple killer dolls had been lurking in Hackensack. An army of Chucky dolls had originally been part of the plan for 'Child's Play 3' (1991), but unfortunately, due to budget constraints, the idea never came to fruition. 3. The flashbacks depicted young Charles Lee Ray (Fiona Dourif) and Tiffany Valentine (Blaise Crocker) settling in Chicago. As such, it brought things closer than ever to the events of the original 'Child's Play' movie, which was of course set in and around that city. 4. The opening of the show featured letters of the killer doll's name made up of tombstones. Going a step further, each one was emblazoned with the name of a Chucky victim from both the show and the past films, including Sarah Pierce, Grace Poole, Eddie Caputo and even Redman. 5. As part of Chucky and Tiffany's killer plot, Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly) brings Swedish meatballs to the Wheeler house to comfort Logan. As she meets Junior at the door, she tells him that they are Logan's favorite. This is a nod to 'Bride Of Chucky' (1998), when the dish was considered a favorite of Chucky's. 6. After killing his father, Junior started singing the lyrics to 'We Got The Beat' by The Go-Go's, with Chucky rapidly joining in. The moment was a callback to episode four, which subtly established it as a comfort song to Junior when he nervously underwent a medical procedure. According to creator Don Mancini, Junior's fondness for singing also stemmed from actor Teo Briones wanting to imbue the character with secret sides of himself that nobody before Chucky ever saw. 7. After Junior kills Logan, he sits back against the wall in shock while Chucky stands on the opposite side of the body to justify what he'd done. If you get a good look at Chucky, the proportion is all wrong, as he appears much larger than the Good Guy doll really is. It is obvious this is a stunt double and not the doll. REFERENCES FILMS FRANKENSTEIN (1931) In an effort to calm fears over the recent spate of murders and sinister accidents, Mayor Michelle Cross (Barbara Alyn Woods) announced a charity screening of the classic 'Frankenstein'. This film was chosen by Don Mancini to show his love and appreciation for old-school horror movies. MAGIC (1978) Junior killing his father by beating him to death with Chucky is a nod to 'Seed Of Chucky' (2004), when Tiffany inside Jennifer Tilly's body killed Fulvia by beating her to death with the Tiffany doll. This method was also utilized by Anthony Hopkins' Corky in the 1978 movie 'Magic'. There, the troubled magician and ventriloquist used his dummy to bash in his agent, Ben Greene (Burgess Meredith). THE SHINING (1980) During the Chicago 1988 flashback scene, the room that Charles Lee Ray and Tiffany have is number 237, the same number as the infamous room from 'The Shining'. BOUND (1996) When Junior tells Jennifer Tilly that he knows her, she responds, "Aren't you a little young to have seen Bound?", another film she was famous for. EPISODE RATING USA TV Rating: 0.348 SyFy TV Rating: 0.350 Matt: 7 out of 10. It really starts to hit the fan as Chucky in his many forms gets inside the head of another innocent teen. Meanwhile, Andy closes in, but is it too late? A good set-up to what figures to be an exciting, blood-soaked finale.

CAST AND CREW 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 NICA PIERCE/CHARLES LEE RAY- FIONA DOURIF TIFFANY VALENTINE- JENNIFER TILLY ANDY- ALEX VINCENT KYLE- CHRISTINE ELISE YOUNG TIFFANY- BLAISE CROCKER JAMES- KABIR BAGERIA COURIER- KEVIN FINN GOOD GUY DOLL (VOICE)- NICK FISHER Directed By- Samir Rehem Written By- Mallory Westfall & Isabella Gutierrez Based On Characters Created By- Don Mancini Produced By- Mallory Westfall Produced By- Mitch Engel 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- David Sparkes Second Assistant Director- Michal Page Director Of Photography- Colin Hoult 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- Ronald Eng Co-Supervisor- Sam C. Lewis 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 "Blacker" Written By Yan Wagner & Jerome Laperruque Produced By Yan Wagner Performed By Yan Wagner From The Album "This Never Happened" Courtesy Of Her Majesty's Ship Records "The Killers And Me" Written By Ben Chasny & Donovan Quinn Performed By New Bums From The Album "Voices In A Rented Room" Courtesy Of Drag City Inc & Severed Sun Music (ASCAP) "We Got The Beat" Written By Charlotte Caffey Produced By Richard Gottehrer & Rob Freeman Performed By The Go-Go's From The Album "Beauty And The Beat" Courtesy Of I.R.S. Records Copyright 2021 Univeral Content Productions LLC A USA/SyFy Production All Rights Reserved

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