The Child's Play franchise has revealed snippets from Charles Lee Ray's adulthood, including his tumultuous relationship with sex pot Tiffany Valentine (Jennifer Tilly) and his obsession with acquaintance Sarah Pierce (Chantal Quesnel). But, as the Chuckyverse expands, so will our knowledge of CLR's childhood.

“Exploring Charles Lee Ray’s origins has been something that the fans have wanted to see, literally for decades now, and one of the reasons I was excited about bringing the franchise into television was because having so much storytelling real estate — eight hours of Chucky — will provide it such a great opportunity for exploring that stuff,” Chucky creator and showrunner Don Mancini stated. With only two episodes to go off of, we've already learned a bit more about CLR's backstory.

In Episode 2 of Chucky, titled "Give Me Something Good to Eat," the opening scene takes viewers back to Charles' childhood in Hackensack, N.J., circa 1965. A grainy, almost sepia-toned flashback shows little Charles (who dressed as a clown for Halloween), as he dumps out the mountain of candy he collected while trick-or-treating. After rummaging through the pile, he discovers a Granny Smith apple boasting a razor wedged inside. Shockingly, Charles hesitantly takes a bite out of it.

Left with a maimed mouth dripping in blood, Charles smiles, letting viewers know he's always been beyond twisted. It's a chilling scene. Hopefully, more will be revealed about Charles Lee Ray's childhood.

New episodes of Chucky air Tuesdays at 10 p.m. EST on Syfy and USA Network.