Chucky

Things don't look good for Chucky in these first-look photos from Season 3, Part 2.

Chucky isn't done in the White House for Season 3. Here's when you can expect him to be back for Part 2.

One small step for man, one giant leap for our favorite possessed killer doll, Chucky.

One kills with laughter the other... just kills. All episodes of Ted and Chucky are now streaming on Peacock.

The beloved cult filmmaker is bringing even more camp and curiosities to the back half of Chucky Season 3.

The third episode of Season 3 reveals how Chucky got into the White House and catches up with Tiffany, too.  

The White House, the Amityville Horror house ... where might Chucky unleash a gore-fest next?

Don Mancini has always been interested in exploring the "supernatural lore" of the White House. 

Chucky's painting the White House red, and the government is covering up his murders for him. 

Devon Sawa's previous Chucky characters didn't make it out alive. Will his Season 3 character be the same?

The scares and stars are bigger than ever in Chucky Season 3.

Who is the unfortunate victim of the "Murder at 1600?"

Before you dig into the new season of Chucky, hear Season 2's confession.

"There's no such thing as ghosts. Just like there's no such thing as talking dolls. They're all just a part of our imagination, right?"

Series creator Don Mancini has gone above and beyond with the White House (set) in Season 3.

"Like any great haunted house, there’s a barrier for entry. But, also, once you’re inside, you really can’t leave.”

Are you chuckleheads ready for a high-stakes game of hide-n-seek with Chucky?

With so many years under his belt, Chucky's inhabited a lot of folks and used a lot of voices.

Sarah Sherman is going from playing Chucky on SNL to being one of his victims (probably) in the new season.

Join Chucky at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for Season 3 of his hit show.