The first half of the episode felt very slow but the second half definitely picked it up. This episode set a lot of things up for the finale and I can't wait to see what happens.
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great one as always
Lythas_8520 January 2022
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Did we actually see blondie calling jake her family?
Well, in a way, it kinda makes sense.. she has parents who basically do not care about her only about her little sister.. and jake who is now parentless too.. devon is the same now huh.. the 3 of them are going to survive but the problem with killing all the adults is that they will have to come up with a good excuse to keep them in the same city next season
junior killing the dad.. we all saw that coming a mile away the funny thing is total lack of ability to run away or even fight when chucky is involved but anwyays let us see what happens in the finale.
Well, in a way, it kinda makes sense.. she has parents who basically do not care about her only about her little sister.. and jake who is now parentless too.. devon is the same now huh.. the 3 of them are going to survive but the problem with killing all the adults is that they will have to come up with a good excuse to keep them in the same city next season
junior killing the dad.. we all saw that coming a mile away the funny thing is total lack of ability to run away or even fight when chucky is involved but anwyays let us see what happens in the finale.
CHEER! - (7 stars out of 10)
BJG-Reviews8 December 2021
The stage curtains open ...
With only one episode left to go, my interest has been piqued again. This episode was much better than the previous two (which just really didn't gel with me at all for some reason). However, in this one, things are beginning to become a bit mroe clear, leaving plenty of questions to be answered in the final episode. I want to know what is going on...
In this episode, Tiffany shows up out of the blue at Bree's wake and kisses Logan, and then later, shows up at their house and gives Junior some swedish meatballs. We still don't know why she is there at this point, and Junior asks her ... but she doesn't give an answer. Junior blames Jake for the death of his mother and eveyrone else, saying that everything was fine before he showed up. Meanwhile, Devon decides to leave Hackensack for good, but then gets sidetracked and finds himself inside the childhood home of Charles Lee Ray where he finds Nica tied up in a chair. On the way to them is Andy, who left his partner Kyle stranded back at a gas station.
There wasn't a whole lot of action in this episode, but the story is being fleshed out more with all the answers waiting in the last episode ... hopefully. The next episode appears to be centered around two locations ... a special showing of Frankenstein for the town, and Charles Lee Ray's house which Tiffany has purchased.
I did enjoy this episode a lot more. I guess sometimes you have to get through a couple of downer episodes to help build for the grand finale. I just hope that the last one is worth it ... and the answers are satisfactory. I give this one a solid 7 stars out of 10. Now on to the final episode!
With only one episode left to go, my interest has been piqued again. This episode was much better than the previous two (which just really didn't gel with me at all for some reason). However, in this one, things are beginning to become a bit mroe clear, leaving plenty of questions to be answered in the final episode. I want to know what is going on...
In this episode, Tiffany shows up out of the blue at Bree's wake and kisses Logan, and then later, shows up at their house and gives Junior some swedish meatballs. We still don't know why she is there at this point, and Junior asks her ... but she doesn't give an answer. Junior blames Jake for the death of his mother and eveyrone else, saying that everything was fine before he showed up. Meanwhile, Devon decides to leave Hackensack for good, but then gets sidetracked and finds himself inside the childhood home of Charles Lee Ray where he finds Nica tied up in a chair. On the way to them is Andy, who left his partner Kyle stranded back at a gas station.
There wasn't a whole lot of action in this episode, but the story is being fleshed out more with all the answers waiting in the last episode ... hopefully. The next episode appears to be centered around two locations ... a special showing of Frankenstein for the town, and Charles Lee Ray's house which Tiffany has purchased.
I did enjoy this episode a lot more. I guess sometimes you have to get through a couple of downer episodes to help build for the grand finale. I just hope that the last one is worth it ... and the answers are satisfactory. I give this one a solid 7 stars out of 10. Now on to the final episode!
We got the beat.
wetmars24 November 2021
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Andy abandons Kyle in fear that he might lose her. God damn it, now that song is stuck in my head. What a dramatic scene where Junior blames Jake for everyone's death and then punches him in front of everything at the funeral. Yikes. Chucky manipulates Sweet Caroline to kill her mother, father, and her sister Lexy. Meanwhile, Chucky has successfully manipulated Junior to kill his father. Not going to lie but, the whole scene where Chucky taunts the father, and Junior kills him with the toy doll has to be my favorite scene, same with Chucky playing "therapist" with Junior.
Although, I have mixed feelings for the father. I don't feel bad for him. Why the hell would you blame your wife for "committing s*icide" because Junior ruined everything, cheated on his wife, and is always an azzhole not being there for his son. I don't feel bad for him being dead.
Devon doesn't want to talk to Jake anymore as their relationship is unstable so he packs up, heading for Charles' old house. When he gets there, he eventually finds Nica, rescues her, unaware that Chucky has possessed Nica's body, and takes his taser away from him, only to get captured as he watches an army of Chucky's ready to strike Hackensaw all thanks to Junior. Jesus Christ, that is unnerving. Andy finally arrives at the Wheeler Mansion as Junior and Chucky stare at him.
Overall. Holy mother of god, brilliant episode that wonderfully sets up for the finale. Although, I am quite worried that the finale might be rushed due to resolving a lot of things. We can hope it will be an epic finale that can perfectly satisfyingly conclude Season 1. Speaking of that, it has been confirmed that we are getting a Season 3. Still waiting for Chucky to sing 1999 because that ad was hilarious. I seriously can't wait for the finale! There will be bloodshed and tears.
10/10.
Although, I have mixed feelings for the father. I don't feel bad for him. Why the hell would you blame your wife for "committing s*icide" because Junior ruined everything, cheated on his wife, and is always an azzhole not being there for his son. I don't feel bad for him being dead.
Devon doesn't want to talk to Jake anymore as their relationship is unstable so he packs up, heading for Charles' old house. When he gets there, he eventually finds Nica, rescues her, unaware that Chucky has possessed Nica's body, and takes his taser away from him, only to get captured as he watches an army of Chucky's ready to strike Hackensaw all thanks to Junior. Jesus Christ, that is unnerving. Andy finally arrives at the Wheeler Mansion as Junior and Chucky stare at him.
Overall. Holy mother of god, brilliant episode that wonderfully sets up for the finale. Although, I am quite worried that the finale might be rushed due to resolving a lot of things. We can hope it will be an epic finale that can perfectly satisfyingly conclude Season 1. Speaking of that, it has been confirmed that we are getting a Season 3. Still waiting for Chucky to sing 1999 because that ad was hilarious. I seriously can't wait for the finale! There will be bloodshed and tears.
10/10.
Fun episode
vassiliskounelis24 November 2021
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I really liked this one it's was fun and things get a bit interesting.
I think we are getting a big finale with a lot of surprises I just wish for a second season.
The only thing about the episode that I didn't like was how junior killed his father hahah it was fun and chessee though. I like how chucky trying convince everybody he knows to kill someone.
I think we are getting a big finale with a lot of surprises I just wish for a second season.
The only thing about the episode that I didn't like was how junior killed his father hahah it was fun and chessee though. I like how chucky trying convince everybody he knows to kill someone.
Best episode yet
mopandgo24 November 2021
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What can I say Don and his team definitely have gotten their act together from the last movies. This def hit home in a good way. Chucky not only looking menacing as ever from child's play 2 but Fiona and Jennifer together acting and playing younger versions of Charles and Tilly on screen. It comes together like magic. Not to mention Kyle and Andy being back as well. I'm excited for the finale!
Another great episode [8/10]
panagiotis19938 August 2023
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My Reaction / Review for Chucky Season 1 Episode 7: Episode 6 was amazing and I gave it a rating of 8/10. Everybody is dying and the mayor thinks that an event will change all that? So dumb. Wait is Junior talking to Chucky? So Junior knows about Chucky and pretends that he knows nothing? Is that it? But im sure Junior doesn't know that Chucky killed his mother. Lexy now calls Jake ''family'', how things have changed right? I hope that Junior will listen to Chucky and become a killer himself. Oh boy Junior uses Chucky to punch his dad to death, that's brutal. His father is innocent, Chucky corrupted Junior's mind. Soon there will be none left to kill. What is that ending? Does Chucky have a whole army of killer Chucky dolls? Overall a really good episode, my rating is 8/10.
Nice episode
funnycommentor30 July 2022
That was a very intense episode. The plot of the 7th episode was nice. The storyline is very well written. However, I think after episode 5, the storyline wasn't very well written.. Of course, I still really like the show and I admire their work. The kill on that episode was very bloody and kinda unexpected. Actually, the kills of the last two episodes, were super shocking. I hope the last episode, will have epic chase scenes and great kills. Also, I have to admit that the young kids acting was very good. Last but not least, I still think the idea of the flashbacks was kinda unnecessary.
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