Well — that’s a wrap onChuckySeason 3, folks — another eight episodes filled with countless kills,glamourous looks, punchy one-liners, and evensome introspective moments with Charles Lee Ray(Brad Dourif) in the flesh (and blood).Don Mancini has long had a habitof giving audiences storylines they didn’t even know they needed, and he absolutely did it again. So, what about Season 4? As of right now, Syfy and USA Network haven’t renewed the slasher series for a well-deserved fourth season. In a recap video to congratulate himself on a job well done during Season 3, Chucky appears in front of the nation in a bid to keep the good times going with more episodes.
We love a man in a suit and, with the curtains of the White Houseblazing behind him, Chucky sits as tall as he can and delivers an address that rivalsAbraham Lincoln’s. On a platform of“murder, mayhem, and malicious intent,”the Good Guy doll builds his case for another season that will deliver on all three. Flashing a number on the screen (1-201-500-3347), Chucky urges his faithful followers to give him a ring and pledge their undying support. Finally, like in every season prior, he rolls the tapes of the gross-out kills from Season 3 — were we the only ones who had almost forgotten thatKenan Thompsonwas killed by an umbrella?
‘Chucky’s Season 3 Finale Delivered Guts and Glory
When the new season debuted back in October, we — like many others — were intrigued, if not a bit confused, about how Chucky made it out of New Jersey and intothe White House.By the end of last night’s episode, Mancini and his creative team delivered a magnum opus that not only featured our favorite tiny slasher, but also a season filled with ghosts, historical lore, and several versions of Chucky that we’ve never seen before as he aged to dust.The inclusion of Dourif to reprise his role as Charles Lee Ray(something we hadn’t seen in well over 30 years), was a fun way to remind audiences of the Academy Award-nominated genius behind the voice that we’ve come to know, love, and fear, andgiving him the space to act opposite his daughter, Fiona Dourif, as a de-aged version of the serial killer was beyond fun.
Wrapping things up with Tiffany’s (Jennifer Tilly) escape from prison and returning to the Belle doll’s body only toride off into the sunset with Chuckywas the icing on the cake. Oh, and thatJohn Waters cameocertainly gave us exactly what we wanted.
If you haven’t yet caught up, all episodes ofChuckyare now streaming on Peacock. We will keep you posted on the show’s hopeful fourth season as new information comes in. Watch Chucky’s campaign video down below.
After a vintage Chucky doll turns up at a suburban yard sale, an idyllic American town is thrown into chaos as a series of horrifying murders begin to expose the town’s hypocrisies and secrets.
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