So, whose (?) was that hand in the end?
It's either Andy or Kyle. Those are the driving gloves that Kyle bought in the episode prior.
Also also, one question for you people. Where would you put the series in your film ranking?
I still have to process it all, but I think I might put it at the very top. I'm utterly impressed how well Chucky fitted a series. I don't think there was a single bad episode. If there was no S2 announcement, I might have disliked the overall end, but now I just can't wait for more.
I'm curious if Mancini had left himself options if the series didn't get renewed.
On judging the show, and putting it in context with the rest of the series in terms of quality. I definitely love the series and believe it was the right move for the franchise. The DTV films were fun and kept the series alive, but they only catered to a niche audience. The show, in contrast, was able to grow an audience.
It's odd ranking it with the other entries. I have a hard time being too critical with this series as it is and tend to be forgiving of its greater faults. I like rooting for Don, and even when the series is a bit rough around the edges it's still an entertaining blast. The tv series continues that trend. Its a bit amateur at times with not only the writing (rushed character arcs, some laziness, some parts that aren't thought out well) , but the production as well (look at that army of Chucky's scene! At least they tried).
Even when it's fucking up it's so sincere with its intentions, and its heart is always in the right place. Taken as a whole, it's in the top tier of the series for me; in some ways bettering many aspects of the best installments.
