Child's Play fans will recognize the reference to Chucky and Tiffany's genderfluid child Glen/Glenda from Seed of Chucky (2004). Chucky lets Jake know he has a kid of his own who's queer. Chucky ribs Jake for writing so much about Devon, but softens a bit when it's clear he's upset him. He denies it, and Jake is luckily savvy enough to know when a doll is lying to him, especially when said doll is currently digging through his journal. This is, of course, when Jake finally gets a chance to go up to his room and demand to know why Chucky killed Annie. That doesn't stop the detectives from asking if Jake, or Junior, had any issues with Annie, though… No one else was in the house at the time of death, as shown by the front door camera. Detective Evans (Rachelle Casseus) is reticent to let her partner presume someone pushed Annie, even with her death being the second "freak accident" of the week. They call the police, and Logan and Bree reveal just how little they knew Annie while insisting she was "part of the family," building on their legacy of clueless (however well-intentioned) suburban bliss. Upon returning home from school, Jake and Junior discover her body as they're arguing about Jake making himself too comfortable in Junior's home. He pushes her into a dishwasher filled with knives, the blades sticking straight up (which just seems like a bad idea to begin with if we're being honest).
Speaking of that little devil: Chucky's been left at home with the Wheelers' housekeeper, Annie, who's going about her usual business for the day when Chucky strikes, marking his second (or third if you count poor Binx the cat) victim of the series. When Junior asks what her Halloween costume is for that evening, she teases that it's a surprise.ĭevon approaches Jake in the hall before class and Jake, visibly flustered, accepts Devon's condolences as they talk about their shared experience of losing a father and Devon's hope that Jake will come to the Halloween party with Chucky. Popular kid Oliver (Avery Esteves) invites Jake to his Halloween party - an invite Lexy Cross (Alyvia Alyn Lind) can't believe is being extended to his "Walmart ass" as she makes a crude joke about Luke Wheeler's (also Devon Sawa) death. Just as Logan's criticizing Junior, he and Bree (Lexa Doig) are doing their best to make Jake (Zackary Arthur) comfortable in their home, giving him time to recover and providing him with money for school lunch, but Jake is (understandably) resistant. His dad Logan ( Devon Sawa) puts "It's not my dream, Dad, it's yours" levels of pressure on his teenage son to perform in sports and relive his own glory days. **This recap contains spoilers for Chucky Season 1, Episode 2, "Give Me Something Good to Eat."**įirst, though, we get a small glimpse into Junior Wheeler's (Teo Briones) hang-ups.
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Mentions of candy store break-ins and self-inflicted pumpkin-carving injuries aside, this year's Halloween falls on a full moon.
Luckily for the residents of Hackensack, New Jersey, Devon Evans' (Bjorgvin Arnarson) podcast has the lowdown on its dark history. Catch up on Chucky on Peacock or the SYFY app.
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