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Heidi fucking ho.

Ha, ha, ha. And welcome back to Chuckie Queers.

It's our weekly coverage of Don Mancini's sci-fi show.

And I'm Joe.

And I'm Trace.

And we are discussing the mid-season finale, season three episode four, dressed to kill. And I got to say,

I had fun with this one. I think as a mid-season finale, I do think this works. Okay. Yeah,

I knew that you had enjoyed it because you messaged me and I mostly felt the same. I think

it's fun. Again, I think it's a little bit slight.

I don't know if I was just hoping for something a little bit more substantial. But when the

episode ended, I was like, that was kind of fun. What, where did we move in terms of narrative

progression? Not very far. And this is not me like clapping back at you,

but I feel like that's a complaint you do have a lot of of these episodes of Chucky.

And again, I know we talked to it before, you know,

oh, like episodic, like, you know, you can't really get the full picture

until you watch the whole season.

But I don't know.

I do understand where you're coming from. I guess maybe I'm also being more lenient because I don't know this was the original decision. It does seem like a strike affected decision. So I'm kind of like,

they did what they could to make this feel like a proper like ending or like a, it's kind of a

cliffhanger, I guess. I mean, the cliffhanger just being that Chuckie's purse didn't work. So where do we go from here? Yeah, I think those are all fair points.

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