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Goin' to the Chapel - S2-E7

Continuity mistake: When the cashier at the diner recognises Tiffany and asks for a picture, he lifts his cell phone up twice between cuts.

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Goin' to the Chapel - S2-E7

Continuity mistake: During the standoff, when Dr. Mixter says "Do we have a deal?", right before the credits, Lexy is breathing VERY heavily in the background. But when it cuts to a closer shot of her, she's no longer breathing that heavily.

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Goin' to the Chapel - S2-E7

Deliberate mistake: When Jake hands Chucky to Dr. Mixter at the start of the episode, the doll he hands her is just a "stunt doll" as it's not moving or emoting like it is in every other shot.

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Goin' to the Chapel - S2-E7

Continuity mistake: When Jake gets angry and slams Good Chucky into the wall after he says "I didn't mean to do it!" at the beginning of the episode, in the first shot Jake is holding Chucky a few feet from the wall. In the next shot he's only a few inches from the wall.

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Chucky Actually - S2-E8

Trivia: The combination on Dr. Mixter's safe is "110988." November 9th, 1988 (or "11/09/88") was the release date of the original "Child's Play."

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He Is Risen Indeed - S2-E6

Continuity mistake: When Nica, Kyle, and Glenda are at the hotel, Nica asks if Kyle thinks Andy is still alive, to which Kyle replies "I know he is". Glenda goes from having their hands in front of them holding the coffee, to up by their face as though they just took a sip between cuts.

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Doll on Doll - S2-E5

Continuity mistake: When Meg is trying to recall the names of the brothers, she says, "Chandler and Ram?" As she says this, Tiffany's right hand goes from on her wineglass to on her knee between cuts.

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Death on Denial - S2-E4

Continuity mistake: When the "butler" says "Holy shit, I got it, you're Ralphie from 'The Sopranos'!", Joe's mouth goes from being closed to open-mouth grinning between shots.

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Season 2 generally

Factual error: Glen and Glenda's license plate reads "THEYTHEM," which is 8 characters. But California license plates have a 7-character limit.

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Trivia: Many of the inanimate Chucky's seen in the final few episodes, and one of the Chucky's that gets killed, are actually just slightly redressed commercially-available Chucky dolls from Trick or Treat studios. They were released as collectibles for fans, but are so high-quality that they were able to be used in the show.

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Season 2 generally

Trivia: Lachlan Watson, the nonbinary actor who plays Glen and Glenda, wanted to approach the characters in a unique way. Rather than making them traditionally male or female, they made both characters nonbinary and not limited by gender norms. Watson eventually figured out how to describe them by likening them to rock music, with Glenda being "glam" and Glen being "grunge." The crew got excited about this, because they suddenly weren't limited by traditional gender expectations and could experiment.

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Season 2 generally

Trivia: The human versions of Glen and Glenda are both played by Lachlan Watson, a non-binary actor. For scenes where both Glen and Glenda were present, Watson would perform the scene as Glenda with the other actors, then go back and reshoot the entire scene as Glen by themself, so that Glen could be digitally added to the original footage.

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Season 1 generally

Trivia: When we see Chucky in human form as an adult, he's being portrayed by Fiona Dourif, daughter of Chucky actor Brad Dourif. Brad then redubbed her lines. Everyone always remarks how much Fiona resembles Brad when he was younger, which gave them the idea to have her play him in human form. She just had to have her nose and chin slightly enlarged with prosthetics to make her look more masculine. She was both amused... and also deeply disturbed by seeing her father's face in her reflection.

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Season 2 generally

Trivia: The chapel where some of the scenes were filmed was allowed access by the production because, oddly enough, the local pastor who preached there was a huge fan of the "Chucky" franchise and especially the first season.

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He Is Risen Indeed - S2-E6

Continuity mistake: When Nadine falls onto the statue and dies, the blood spatter on the statue's face is somewhat different the second time we see it. Some areas have more blood, some areas have less.

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He Is Risen Indeed - S2-E6

Factual error: The fly Good Chucky kills bleeds red blood. Fly blood is usually clearish with a yellow and green tint. Not opaque red.

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He Is Risen Indeed - S2-E6

Continuity mistake: When Glenda points the gun at Kyle, their left hand goes from holding their right wrist to holding their right hand between cuts.

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He Is Risen Indeed - S2-E6

Revealing mistake: When Kyle puts her glasses and prosthetic ear back on, when she turns and looks at Nica, you can ever-so-slightly see the prosthetic ear sticking in her hair since it's just an effect and wouldn't actually go back into place like a real prosthetic. You see it on and off throughout the rest of the scene, and briefly at one point can even see that it's being pushed out by her real ear.

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He Is Risen Indeed - S2-E6

Other mistake: When Kyle takes off her prosthetic ear and shows it to Nica, you can see the side of her real ear out of focus behind the glasses and prosthetic in the second shot.

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He Is Risen Indeed - S2-E6

Continuity mistake: When Devon and Lexy bring Andy into the school, Father Bryce is talking to Sister Catherine about how he's not sure bringing someone he doesn't know into the church is a good idea. The direction Devon is facing changes between shots at one point.

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