While MGM and Orion Pictures look to Channel Zero creator Nick Antosca, who is producing the Child's Play TV series has let fans know that the series switch to cable will not include Chucky being stripped of his foul language.

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Recently, Antosca took to Twitter to confirm that Syfy's Child's Play series will include F-bombs from Chucky. Many fans were concerned about the switch to cable television because that would mean a toned down version of Chucky, but that doesn't appear to be the case at all. Syfy has allowed F-bombs in the past for other series, so fans will be excited to know that the red-headed doll will receive the same treatment. In response to fan concerns, Antosca tweeted the following:

With Antosca's horror anthology show Channel Zero wrapping up, Chucky would be a perfect replacement for the network. Syfy venturing into horror is nothing new, as there have been several horror-based films and series released by the network over the years. Mancini has stated that making the jump to television is a move he has wanted to do for a while. This is a chance for him to explore story elements he probably didn't get to focus on in the film franchise while also staying true to his vision. Not much is known about the series yet, but Brad Dourif will reprise his role as Chucky, and more information regarding the show can come at any moment.

Fans who have been waiting for more of Chucky since the last film will have to remain patient for the moment since no release date has been revealed for the TV show. However, there is something to be celebrated since Chucky will indeed remain the foul-mouthed slasher he has always been. Adding to that, since Mancini has made it known that the Child's Play TV show would continue from Cult of Chucky, fans should expect Chucky to still be inhabiting Nica's (Fiona Dourif) body upon the series premiere.

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Source: Nick Antosca