Chucky season 3

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Season 3
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Showrunner Don Mancini
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No. of episodes8
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Original releaseOctober 4, 2023 (2023-10-04) –
May 1, 2024 (2024-05-01)
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The third season of the American horror series Chucky, created by Don Mancini, premiered on Syfy and USA Network on October 4, 2023. [1] The season consisted of 8 episodes. [2] Based on the Child's Play film franchise, [3] the series serves as a sequel to Cult of Chucky , and stars Brad Dourif reprising his role as the titular character, alongside Zackary Arthur, Alyvia Alyn Lind, Björgvin Arnarson, and Devon Sawa in the ensemble cast.

Contents

Cast and characters

Main

Recurring

Notable guest stars

Episodes

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateU.S. viewers
(millions)
Part 1
171"Murder at 1600"Jeff RenfroeNick Zigler & Don Mancini October 4, 2023 (2023-10-04)0.172 (Syfy) [9]
0.207 (USA Network) [9]
In the White House, a power outage ensues and the United States Secret Service gets President James Collins, First Lady Charlotte, and their sons Grant and Henry to an underground bunker for safety. During a conference the next day, press secretary Melanie explains that the outage was just an inconvenience. As Melanie, Vice President Spencer Rhodes, and President Collins discuss the outage in the Oval Office, the latter introduces them to Henry's doll "Joseph", which is in fact Chucky. He finds odd the doll's name as it is the same of his youngest son who died the previous winter after a terminal cancer diagnosis. When Henry returns home from school, he asks his security detail Teddy to check for "Joseph". Teddy finds Chucky in the Oval Office and picks him up before Chucky steals his gun and shoots him in the head. Teddy's death is ruled as a suicide. After Miss Fairchild becomes their legal guardian, Jake, Devon, and Lexy use social media to spread Chucky's awareness and to find Caroline. Later at night, Chucky sends them a message and taunts that his new residence has "strict policies against visitors". The next morning, Jake, Devon, and Lexy watch the news about Teddy's funeral and see Henry holding Chucky. They make a plan to travel to the White House and kill Chucky once and for all.
182"Let the Right One In" John Hyams Catherine Schetina & Amanda Blanchard and Alex Delyle & Rachael ParadisOctober 11, 2023 (2023-10-11)0.124 (Syfy) [9]
0.261 (USA Network) [9]
During breakfast, Henry says that "Joseph" does now want to go to school and would rather check out the Oval Office. President Collins agrees to let the doll come with him one more time. While in the Oval Office, President Collins and Vice President Rhodes meet Warren Pryce, a government agent who is investigating the suspicious nature of Teddy's death. After the three leave, White House secretary Samantha enters and spots Chucky on the floor. When she picks him up, Chucky slits her throat with a letter opener. Pryce returns to the Oval Office and finds Samantha's corpse. He summons Charlotte to help him cover up the incident for the sake of President Collins' administration. As Jake, Devon, and Lexy attempt to gain access to the White House, Lexy connects with Grant on TikTok and he invites them to the White House's annual Halloween party. Charlotte reluctantly agrees to meet with Miss Fairchild in the White House. When Pryce summons Charlotte away, Chucky murders Miss Fairchild by smothering her with a flag, and steals her phone. He then calls and taunts Charlotte and Pryce about the murders. Pryce announces that he will continue to cover up any evidence and blackmails Charlotte about President Collins' affair. Chucky makes another call to Jake, Devon, and Lexy. He taunts them over Miss Fairchild's death and remarks that he is waiting for them.
193"Jennifer's Body"John HyamsAlex Delyle & Rachael Paradis and Catherine Schetina & Amanda BlanchardOctober 18, 2023 (2023-10-18)0.210 (Syfy) [9]
0.230 (USA Network) [9]
One year before, a police raid interrupts Chucky from killing Tiffany and she is arrested for the murder of Mayor Cross. Nica arrives and attempts to chase Caroline and Chucky, but they escape through the subway. After Chucky has a dream about him finally stabbing Andy to death, he discovers his doll form is starting to age; Chucky visits Dr. Rosen, a doctor who is an expert in voodoo, and learns that, as a result of his exorcism at the Catholic School of the Incarnate Lord, Damballa has abandoned him. In order to regain Damballa's faith and allow him to continue living, he must sacrifice six people located in an 'evil' location. Chucky kills six people at 112 Ocean Avenue, Amityville, but the ritual fails, so he chooses the White House as his next location. He shows up at Joseph's gravesite while the Collins are mourning, and Henry keeps him. Shortly after, at Tiffany's trial, Nica, Jake, Devon, and Lexy all testify against her; Tiffany, as 'Jennifer Tilly', is convicted of Chucky's countless murders and sentenced to death.
204"Dressed to Kill"Jeff RenfroeRachael Paradis & Don ManciniOctober 25, 2023 (2023-10-25)0.105 (Syfy) [9]
0.247 (USA Network) [9]
Despite Charlotte's objections, Pryce convinces her to hold the White House's annual Halloween party to assuage President Collins and the populace. Charlotte hires nanny Annie Gilpin to watch over Henry during the party while Chucky plans for the arrival of Jake, Devon, and Lexy, intending to kill them as his final three sacrifices to Damballa. The three arrive at the White House with a plan to prove Chucky's guilt as well as subdue him. While President Collins sees what appears to be Joseph's spirit, Henry comes downstairs with Chucky. Jake, Devon, and Lexy try to get Chucky to speak, but another power outage ensues. When the lights come on again, a chandelier loosened by Chucky falls, killing Annie and several other partygoers. Henry and "Joseph" are ushered upstairs as the remaining guests are escorted out. Chucky attempts the ritual once again, but it fails again and he discovers he is even older than before. Meanwhile, in prison, Tiffany meets celebrity chef Evelyn Elliot, who quickly despises her upon hearing that she killed Meg. Tiffany also receives a package of voodoo dolls. She uses one to torture and kill Evelyn, then uses another to hypnotize a guard into helping her escape.
Part 2
215"Death Becomes Her" Samir Rehem Nick Zigler & Amanda Blanchard & Diana PawellApril 10, 2024 (2024-04-10)0.153 (Syfy) [9]
0.228 (USA Network) [9]
After the Halloween incident, President Collins delivers a press conference, but once again sees Joseph's spirit and runs out of the room disorientated. Pryce shows Charlotte concerning security footage from the incident but she dismisses it. Chucky murders the White House's housekeeper but learns his aging has continued to advance. That night, Chucky calls Tiffany and reveals that he is going to die before both confess their love for each other. Tiffany gives Chucky a pep talk that he should take as many lives as he can to going down in history as the greatest serial killer of all time. President Collins walks through the hallway and follows Joseph's voice to his old room. Once inside, Chucky kills President Collins by gouging out his eyes and takes his nuclear access codes. Meanwhile, Jake, Devon, and Lexy try to find a way back into the White House. Lexy reconnects with Grant and they start a relationship. Jake and Devon come across Dr. Rosen's website and visit him. He explains that Chucky is dying permanently and the only way they can pursue him into the spirit realm is by dying themselves. While driving home, Jake and Devon stop at a motel for the night, discuss their futures and later get intimate for the first time.
226"Panic Room"Samir RehemAlex Delyle & Isabella Gutierrez & Amanda BlanchardApril 17, 2024 (2024-04-17)0.140 (Syfy) [9]
0.176 (USA Network) [9]
Charlotte and Pryce find President Collins' corpse and both witness blood manifestating on the wall that writes "Chucky did it". When Charlotte ries to run away, Secret Service agent Coop stops her in the hallway. Pryce explains that President Collins' death can not get out to the public and she, Grant, and Henry are not permitted to leave. She demans to remove her family from the White House, but Pryce reminds her that she is complicit in covering up the murders. He also hires Randall Jenkins, a body double, to take President Collins' place. Meanwhile, Jake and Devon reveal to Lexy about Chucky's fate. Although Lexy is distraught that she may not find Caroline, the three agree to go to the White House. That night, Chucky instructs Henry to take him to a room where a gun is hidden in a wall safe and takes Randall hostage. Chucky leads Henry and Randall to the Situation Room and forces the latter to contact the North American Aerospace Defense Command. Now with access to nuclear missiles, Chucky sets targets for Moscow, Pyongyang, and the North Pole. Lexy convinces Grant to help them, and the group make their way to the Situation Room before the missiles are launched. Charlotte, Pryce, and Coop also arrive, with Coop shooting Chucky in the heart while Randall abort the missiles. However, Chucky manages to launch the missile to the North Pole before he disintegrates into dust. As Pryce scrambles to lock the White House down, the spirit of Charles Lee Ray manifests in the hallway.
237"There Will Be Blood"Amanda RowCatherine Schetina & Josh E. JacobsApril 24, 2024 (2024-04-24)0.072 (Syfy) [9]
0.176 (USA Network) [9]
On the spirit realm, Charles Lee Ray meets Damballa and is challenged to kill as a ghost. Pryce discloses his plans to have Randall tape an announcenment explaining that presidency will be transfered to Vice President Rhodes due to a terminal brain cancer while Coop and Grant's security detail Hicks help Charlotte escape with Henry. Pryce summons parapsycholgist Carol Lindstrom and her associate Timmy Nash to aid in cleaning the White House of its evil spirits. In order to persuade Charles' spirit to move on, they must have a séance. Meanwhile, Randall is forced to record President Collins' farewell tape but Pryce reveals he plans to kill him so that there are no witnesses. Randall flees to an elevator with a Secret Service agent chasing him. They fight in the elevator, but both drown when it floods with blood. In the séance, the group successfully make contact with Charles. As Carol tries to get in touch, Charles causes blood to rain down from the fire sprinklers. Carol, Melanie, and Vice President Rhodes are killed when Charles throws the listening device to the floor, electrocuting them. Timmy announces they must meet Chucky in the spirit realm and Jake volunteers to do it. Using a drug provided by Pryce, Jake is temporarily put under cardiac arrest and only has five minutes before Devon must revive him. Meanwhile, Tiffany is restrained and prepped for her lethal injection. From a promise with G.G., Nica, who is watching the execution, passes on Tiffany their farewell message but also informs that she will burn in Hell.
248"Final Destination"Jeff RenfroeAlex Delyle & Nick Zigler & Don ManciniMay 1, 2024 (2024-05-01)0.077 (Syfy) [9]
0.116 (USA Network) [9]
Jake wakes up in the spirit realm and meets his father Lucas but forgives him. He also finds Charles' spirit who takes him to the White House's movie theatre, where all of his different soul fragments are watching scenes of Chucky's life. Jake notices Good Chucky runs out and follows him to the Oval Office. Good Chucky tells Jake that Caroline is safe with a man named Wendell Wilkins. Jake explains that, to be forgiven for Nadine's death, Good Chucky must sacrifice himself. The other soul fragments enter the room to convince Good Chucky not to go through with it. Jake soon realizes that all of them were distracting him long enough for Chucky Prime to possess his body. Meanwhile, Tiffany is rescued from her execution by one of the brainwashed prison guards, who escorts her out. Nica tries to stop them but is knocked down as Tiffany escapes in a getaway car. In the White House, Pryce and his agents set up several bombs while Devon brings Jake back from the spirit realm, unaware that Chucky is possessing his body. As Jake-Chucky tells them that he knows where Caroline is being held, Pryce kills Hicks and explodes the bombs throughout the White House. Grant locks Pryce in the Oval Office where he burns alive. Jake-Chucky and Timmy get on the elevator, where Jake-Chucky beats Timmy to death. Devon, Lexy, and Grant escape from the burning White House just as Charlotte and Henry reunite again with Grant. He sees President Collins' and Joseph's spirits, who bid farewell. Jake-Chucky reunites with Devon and Lexy, and leads them to Wendell's address. They discover that he is a doll maker who also created the Good Guy dolls. Wendell shows them the prototype Good Guy he created just as Caroline enters the room. Jake-Chucky reveals to Devon and Lexy and, with Caroline's help, he transfers his soul back to the doll. Tiffany also arrives and Chucky expresses that he wishes they could be a real family again. Caroline transfers Tiffany's soul to Wendell's prototype Belle doll, and she drives away with both Chucky and Tiffany. Nica wheels herself to Wendell's house and discovers that Caroline also transferred Jake's, Devon's, and Lexy's souls into marionette dolls just as Wendell approaches her from behind.

Production

On January 15, 2023, the series was renewed for a third season. [10] Despite the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike, filming began in Toronto on April 27 of that year. [11] It was expected to continue through August, however in mid-July production was interrupted due to the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike. [12] [13] Filming resumed on November 24 and concluded on December 22 of the same year. [14] The season was split into two parts, with the first half airing in October 2023 and the other half airing in April 2024. [15]

Reception

On Rotten Tomatoes, the third season holds an approval rating of 100% based on 13 reviews, with an average rating of 8.2/10. The website's critics consensus states, Chucky takes Washington and ought to earn every horror fan's vote with this raucous third round of mayhem. [16]

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