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| Bree Wheeler | |
| Continuity: | Child's Play |
| Notability: | Supporting character |
| Type: | Murder victim |
| Gender: | Female |
| Race: | Human |
| Location: | Hackensack, New Jersey |
| Relatives: | Logan Wheeler Junior Wheeler Lucas Wheeler Jake Wheeler |
| Status: | Deceased |
| Died: | November, 2021 |
| First: | "Death by Misadventure" |
| Final: | "Cape Queer" |
| Actor: | Lexa Doig |
Bree Wheeler is a fictional woman and a supporting character in the Chucky television series on Syfy, which is part of the greater Child's Play universe. Played by actress Lexa Doig, she was introduced in the pilot episode of the series, "Death by Misadventure".
Biography[]
Bree Wheeler was the wife of Logan Wheeler and the mother of Junior Wheeler. She was the sister-in-law of Logan's twin brother, Lucas and the aunt of Jake Wheeler. In 2021, Bree was diagnosed with an incurable terminal illness, which she kept from her family.
After going to therapy sessions, Bree finally disclosed the truth about her condition to her family. The following day, Bree met with her therapist and revealed her intention to refuse treatment. The therapist left the office for a bit so Bree could collect herself. The possessed Good Guy doll known as Chucky entered the office and pushed a mail cart into Bree, which sent her flying out the window to her death. Her body landed on the vehicle that her son Junior was waiting in, her face piercing the windshield. [1]
Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of Bree Wheeler was created by writer and director Don Mancini.
- Bree Wheeler's therapist is Doctor Mixter, the same woman who will give Caroline Cross a Wedding Belle doll ("Tiffany") as well as the same woman responsible for sending Jake Wheeler, Devon Evans, and Lexy Cross to the Catholic School of the Incarnate Lord in "Halloween II".
- Bree Wheeler died in the same episode as Kim Evans, who is Devon's mother, marking two maternal figures of main characters killed in the same episode.
- Actress Lexa Doig is also known for playing the role of Rowan in the 2002 sci-fi/slasher Jason X.
Appearances[]
- Chucky: Death by Misadventure
- Chucky: Give Me Something Good to Eat
- Chucky: I Like to Be Hugged
- Chucky: Just Let Go
- Chucky: Little Little Lies
- Chucky: Cape Queer
See also[]
External Links[]
Keywords[]
Characters who fall to their deaths | Chucky victims | Falling from a great height
References[]
- ↑ Chucky: The Series, "Cape Queer" (November 16th, 2021). Directed by Samir Rehem. Screenplay by Nick Zigler and Sarah Acosta.