Chucky Season 3 Trailer Confirms the Return of Devon Sawa — But Who Will He Play This Time Around? (Watch)

Nick Caruso
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A missing letter opener? That can’t be good!

Chucky‘s back in the newly released trailer for Season 3 (which premieres Wednesday, Oct. 4 at 9/8c on Syfy and USA Network) and he’s making good on his promise that “D.C. is gonna get Chucked up!” The new clip reveals that not only will the killer doll be heading to Washington, but Devon Sawa is returning as… the president of these United States! (Watch the trailer in full embedded above.)

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Reads the official description: “In Chucky’s unending thirst for power, Season 3 now sees Chucky ensconced with the most powerful family in the world — America’s First Family, inside the infamous walls of the White House. How did Chucky wind up here? What in God’s name does he want? And how can Jake, Devon, and Lexy possibly get to Chucky inside the world’s most secure house, all while balancing the pressures of romantic relationships and growing up? Meanwhile, Tiffany faces a looming crisis of her own as the police close in on her for ‘Jennifer Tilly’s’ murderous rampage last season.”

Zackary Arthur, Björgvin Arnarson and Alyvia Alyn Lin are all back as the kids in question, in addition to franchise veterans Jennifer Tilly and Brad Dourif, as the voice of Chucky.

Alex Vincent, Christine Elise and Fiona Dourif’s returns seem likely, but remain TBA.

For those keeping score, Sawa previously played a pair of twins in Season 1 — Lucas and Logan Wheeler, Jake’s father and uncle. In Season 2, he portrayed Father Bryce, the headmaster at the Catholic School of the Incarnate Lord. And yes, all three of his characters met untimely demises at the hands of the titular red-headed monster.

Watch the video above then tell us: Are you happy to see Sawa face-off against ol’ Chuck once again? Drop some comments below!

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