Syfy to keep playing with Chucky for a third season
The network has also renewed Reginald The Vampirefor another season
Chucky, the friendly little doll possessed by the evil spirit of a serial killer, is famously hard to kill. So, naturally, the larger Chucky franchise seems equally unstoppable: Today, Syfy announced that the Chucky spin-off/sequel series it shares with the USA Network has been renewed for a third season of increasingly complex and lore-heavy (though still weirdly approachable) Chucky schemes and Jennifer Tilly shenanigans. There’s also a teaser video in which Chucky calls the fans demanding a third season “assholes” and “morons,” which is rude—but what else should we expect from someone who has been in the body of a killer doll at this point for longer than he was ever a killer human? (Charles Lee Ray was born in 1958, so if we assume Chucky took place in 1988, he spent 30 years as a human and this will be his 35th year as a doll.)