Chucky: Little Little Lies

"Little Little Lies"
	Series Chucky; Season 1, Episode 5
Air date	November 9th, 2021
Writers	Harley Peyton; Rachael Paradis
Director	Leslie Libman
Producers	Don Mancini; David Kirschner; Harley Peyton; Jeff Renfroe; Nick Antosca; Alex Hedlund; Mitch Engel; Todd Leykamp; Mallory Westfall; Tony Gardner
Starring	Zackary Arthur; Björgvin Arnarson; Alyvia Alyn Lind; Teo Briones; Brad Dourif
	Episode guide
Previous; "Just Let Go"	Next; "Cape Queer"

"Little Little Lies" is the fifth episode of season one of the Chucky television series, and the fifth episode of the series overall. It was directed by Leslie Libman with a script written by Harley Peyton and Rachael Paradis. It first aired on Syfy on Tuesday, November 9th, 2021 at 10:00 pm (EST).

Cast[]

Starring[]

Actor	Role
Zackary Arthur	Jake Wheeler
Björgvin Arnarson	Devon Evans
Alyvia Alyn Lind	Lexy Cross
Teo Briones	Junior Wheeler
Brad Dourif	Chucky

Guest Starring[]

Actor	Role
Lexa Doig	Bree Wheeler
Fiona Dourif	Nica Pierce
Barbara Alyn Woods	Michelle Cross
Michael Therriault	Nathan Cross
Rachelle Casseus	Kim Evans
Carina London Battrick	Caroline Cross
Jana Peck	Megan McVey
Blaise Crocker	Young Tiffany
Rosemary Dunsmore	Amanda Mixter
Devon Sawa	Logan Wheeler
Jennifer Tilly	Tiffany Valentine

Co-Starring[]

Actor	Role
Annie Briggs	Rachel Fairchild
Neil Babcock	Dwayne
Eric Tzogas	Young man
Joseph Daly	Parent
Samantha Brown	Delilah
Marienne Castro	Nurse
Nick Fisher	Good Guy doll

Notes & Trivia[]

Chucky: The Series is based on characters and concepts created by Don Mancini. It originated with the Child's Play film series.
This series is rated TV-MA (LV). It contains scenes of graphic violence and strong language. Viewer discretion is advised.
Actress Carina Battrick is credited as Carina London Battrick in this episode.
Actor Nick A. Fisher is credited as Nick Fisher in this episode.
This is the second episode of Chucky directed by Leslie Libman. She directs two episodes from season one, and one episode from season two. She previously directed "Just Let Go".
This is the third episode of Chucky written or co-written by Harley Peyton. He previously wrote "Give Me Something Good to Eat". His next episode is "An Affair to Dismember".
This is the first episode of Chucky written or co-written by Rachael Paradis. It is her only episode from season one of the series.
This episode features flashback sequences of Charles Lee Ray while he was still human. Assuming that this flashback takes place only shortly before the events of Child's Play, then it would be in late autumn or early winter of 1988. This also assumes that the events of Child's Play takes place in the same year in which it was released.
The events of this episode take place in Hackensack, New Jersey in early November, 2021.
The Hotel Hackensack, where Tiffany and Nica take their male victims is the same hotel that Tiffany and Charles Lee Ray stayed at in the 1980s flashback.
This episode first aired on November 9th, 2021. The character of Andy Barclay's birthday is also on November 9th.
This is the first appearance of Doctor Amanda Mixter.
This is the first appearance of the Tommy Good Guys doll.
One of the songs played in this episode is "Heads Will Roll" by Yeah Yeah Yeahs. The song is played during Principal McVey's decapitation.

Allusions[]

The title of this episode might be a reference to "Little Lies", which is a 1987 pop song by Fleetwood Mac. The song was written by band member Christine McVie. The principal of Perry Middle School, as seen in this episode, is Megan McVey.
In this episode, Chucky lands in a pit of used hospital needles after falling from a garbage chute. This is similar to one of Jigsaw's traps seen in Saw II when recovering drug addict Amanda Young falls into a pit of broken needles.
Tiffany Valentine expresses a desire for Swedish meatballs. Swedish meatballs are said to be one of Chucky's favorite foods according to Bride of Chucky.
"Tommy" is the same name as a Good Guys doll that was featured in Child's Play 2. In that film, Chucky physically took the place of the doll after burying it. In this episode, he possesses the Tommy doll.
It is possible that Doctor Mixter might be named for Frederick Mixter, who is a physician from Haddonfield Memorial Hospital in Halloween II in 1981. Coincidentally, the season two premiere of Chucky is also called "Halloween II".

Quotes[]

Tiffany Valentine: My mother always told me, "Never let a man cock block you from what makes you really happy", and eating makes me happy!

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Michelle Cross: Every time she speaks, it's like cheap silver on a mass produced dinner plate.