Starring: Brad Dourif, Zackary Arthur, Carina Battrick
An Affair to Dismember - S1-E8
Revealing mistake: During the big scene where the main Chucky is addressing the "Chucky army," you can tell most of the dolls aren't actually "alive." They're standing way too still and simply have a digital "blinking" animation applied over them.
An Affair to Dismember - S1-E8
Revealing mistake: When the Chucky gets shot by Kyle and falls over, you can see part of a stand attached to his back, and also very briefly see a wire that's used to pull him over.
Audio problem: When Jake gets to school, a kid tells him his Good Guy doll is "cool." Jake asks if he wants to buy it, and the kid replies, "No thanks." But his mouth isn't moving. (The shot cuts while he's saying it, but you can tell his mouth isn't moving.)
Trivia: Creator Don Mancini has said that the series will be taking heavy tonal and stylistic cues from the film "Child's Play 2," as that entry in the series is considered a fan favorite. This includes basing Chucky's look on the design seen in that film, as opposed to redesigns from later films in the series.
Question: Jake and Lexy mentioned that they did "a billion hours of community service." Why do they have to do community service?
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Answer: They were blamed for the death of Jake's foster brother, which was deemed a terrible accident, and they were sent to the reform school as a punishment. Presumably, when they had to leave the reform school given what happened, they were instead given community service as punishment.
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