How the Chucky Season Finale Sets up Season Two

Greg Mcfee December 1, 2021 3 min read

The Chucky season finale left many questions unanswered, with a lot of potential to be explored in the upcoming season.

The “chucky series” is a horror television series that has been running for 10 seasons. The finale of the last season, “Chucky Season Finale Sets Up Season Two” has given viewers a glimpse into what they can expect in the next season.

How the Chucky Season Finale Sets up Season Two

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The first season of the Chucky TV series has come to an end, and with it comes the start of the next chapter in the long-running killer doll phenomenon. This series has been practically nonstop since 1988’s Child’s Play, even as an attempted reboot almost destroyed everything, and although this is his first step into television, it may not be his last. As you’ll see below, series creator Don Mancini has a huge plan for what will happen next, and because the show has already been renewed, we’ll get to watch it play out. It goes without saying that the whole first season of Chucky is spoiled for you!

The first half of Chucky focused on establishing new characters, introducing this new town, and exploring Charles Lee Ray’s past, while the second half of the series brought back heritage characters from the feature films and followed storyline lines from 2017’s Cult of Chucky. Chucky’s ending brings everything together and lays the framework for the following chapter, which has numerous branches that go in different places. For starters, the conclusion reveals that Chucky and Tiffany’s grand scheme was linked to Damballa’s voodoo magic, which Chucky utilized to implant himself in the Good Guy doll in the first Child’s Play. Chucky was able to divide himself into numerous bodies by corrupting an innocent and forcing them to murder others, amassing an army of 70+ Good Guy Dolls under his control.

The Good Guy Dolls are disguised as a gift from Jennifer Tilly (who is Tiffany’s possession), with the promise of each being given to a different sick kid at a hospital throughout the country. Instead of the delivery man hired by Jennifer Tilly/Tiffany, Andy Barclay, the original Child’s Play hero, snatches the dolls’ truck and drives off into the night. Merely when it seems like he’s ready to flee, the doll version of Tiffany (a replica of her previously shown at the conclusion of Cult of Chucky) comes from the rear and points a pistol at Andy, instructing him to just drive to an unknown place.

Elsewhere Jennifer Tilly/Tiffany has returned to the safehouse where she and Nica/Chucky had been sheltering for much of the first season. Tiffany had removed Nica’s limbs and legs, leaving her unable to walk, move, or fight back, knowing that she is still half possessed by Chucky. Chucky seems to be buried deep inside Nica’s mind, and she responds with fear.

Finally, back in Hackensack, Jake, Devon, and Lexy pay their respects to Logan, Bree, and Junior, who were all murdered by Chucky in the show’s final episodes. They consider how they are the only ones who know what occurred, how Chucky was the mastermind behind it all, and how they are stronger when they work together. A gloved hand holds a neighboring tree and observes them as they hug. It’s unclear who it belongs to.

That’s not all, since the show switches to one more scene at that point, in which Chucky himself breaches the fourth wall and addresses the camera and audience. Chucky recounts all of the victims he has murdered during the series (he has killed 21 people) and then poses the issue of what will happen to Andy, Nica, and Chucky’s vehicle. It’ll have to wait until another day.