Major Spoiler Alert: You don’t have to wait until Thursday for all the Thanksgiving Day drama. Fox’s, hit Emma Roberts series, Scream Queens is all new with a bloody new holiday episode, and we are thankful for that. Tonight we sit down to dinner with the rest of the Radwell family, including Chad’s (Glenn Powell) brother’s Brad (Chad Michael Murray) and Thad (Patrick Schwarzenegger). Check out the report below for a look at the new episode. Check the report below to see what happens when Chad hooks up with his brothers.
The official plot synopsis for tonight’s all new holiday episode of Scream Queens, aptly titled “Thanksgiving,” reads:
“Chanel goes to Chad's family home for Thanksgiving, where she meets his family, and an uninvited guest wreaks havoc. Meanwhile, Dean Munsch gathers the Kappa House survivors for a dinner during which they throw around accusations about who is the actual killer and meantime, another victim falls.”
Tonight, we get to go inside the Radwell home and met the family, Chad’s brothers Brad (Chad Michael Murray) and Thad (Patrick Schwarzenegger).and his father played by TV’s Alan Thicke. It might be safe to assume that the Radwell’s are not safe.
No matter what fresh Hell awaits Chad tonight, Glenn Powell is ready. Powell spoke with Zap2it about about his brief stint in Hell:
“I went to an Apocalypse-themed church camp one time. I got sent to Hell. That was pretty bad. Watching the same apocalypse-informational video on loop all night while sitting on concrete, and eating nothing but saltine crackers. So, I decided that Hell wasn’t for me, and I led a rebellion among the camp sinners they also sent to Hell. I wouldn’t say I’m a bad boy, but one could argue I’m the baddest boy at church camp.
Do you wish that you could be a Radwell? Who do you think is going to die tonight? What fresh Hell is store the cast? Let us know your thoughts, as well as what you are thankful for, in the comments section at the bottom of the page.”
Be sure to tune into the all new episode of Scream Queens, tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on Fox.
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