Chucky Season 3 Episode 4: Release Date, Recap & Preview

In Chucky Season 3 Episode 4, Chucky, who dreams of being strong, moves into the White House to live with the world’s most powerful family. The upcoming episodes will reveal the challenges she poses for the family behind the infamous estate walls.

Jake, Devon, and Lexy enjoyed themselves at Lexi’s house following the second season. Tiffany and Chucky killed Lexi’s mother in the meanwhile. Chucky had already gained control of a Belle doll when Tiffany left the house with Caroline. The third season will disclose Chucky’s route to Washington.

Owing to the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike, the third season will consist of two halves, each consisting of four episodes. The first part will be available this week, but the second won’t be unveiled until next year.

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Viewers felt that the three main characters—Jake, Devon, and Lexy—performed better together than they did alone. Some viewers thought the first three episodes were just regular horror stories with a dash of happiness.

Recap Of Chucky Season 3 Episode 3

The title for the episode was “Jennifer’s Body.” Rather than genuinely carrying on last week’s plot, this episode fills in the gaps that led to our current situation. It talks about how Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly) got to be in the White House, how Chucky (Brad Dourif) ended up there, and even provides an update on Caroline’s (Carina Battrick) whereabouts.

It’s a fantastic episode with much-needed information, but let’s get to the kills—after all, that’s why we’re here. As previously stated, the third episode returns to the Season 2 conclusion rather than continuing where the second left off, more precisely, to the evening of Tiffany’s botched Voodoo ritual in January last year. Nica observes wickedly as Tiffany is taken into custody for murder.

That is until she starts pursuing Caroline after spotting her carrying Chucky. Nica can’t follow them as they flee down a few stairs to the metro since she uses a wheelchair. Subsequently, Caroline and Chucky signal a cab, and inside is none other than Kenan Thompson.

At first, he finds Chucky funny and the talking doll fascinating, but then he hears them talking about murderous plans—you know, the standard fare in this program. The chat has made him feel pretty uneasy, so he stops and gets ready to eject them from the taxi. Though he doesn’t have much time to do so, Chucky quickly arms himself with an umbrella and reclines the driver’s seat.

Then, if the absurd volume of blood that is gushing out is any indicator, he viciously thrusts the umbrella down the driver’s throat, strangling him and shredding his internal organs to shreds. The answer is unquestionably yes if you were wondering if Chucky was sick enough to push the button and open the item after seeing the umbrella.

He opens the umbrella, and it launches itself gloriously and bloodily out of the driver’s neck. It’s vicious, and aside from the chainsaw that killed Mayor Cross (Barbara Alyn Woods) in the Season 2 finale, it might be the most gruesome kill on the show.

A while later, we see Andy (Alex Vincent) and Kyle (Christine Elise) conversing over the phone as we observe through a window. After he hangs up, the camera follows him from a very low vantage point, which can only indicate that Chucky has arrived.