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This was interesting because everyone knew of how originally Dewey was meant to die before test audiences advocated for his survival and they added that final scene. But I never knew of Randy's original death until recently. Jamie Kennedy even mentioned in an interview how he was initially supposed to be killed. Billy and Randy also seemed to not really get along, so it makes sense the former would take him out

That Vox is 100% the most likely candidate for a true villain getting redeemed.

The series says in episode 1 "from the evil to the strange, anyone can be redeemed". Viv has said she wants to show no matter how low someone falls, they can always climb back up.

So it seems like from this, Vox is almost certainly gonna be either one of the villains redeemed or quite possibly the only one to do so. Because be honest, if only members of the hotel cast get redeemed, it won't really prove "anyone" can change.

So this almost gurantees Vox is gonna be the actually evil character who gets redeemed (assuming the show tries to redeem one). It also makes it more likely Alastor won't be, since he is Vox's foil, he'll probably have a negative arc instead.

If this means even more than Sera, then we're 100% seeing a redemption arc from him

From the season 2 commentary. So it seems Val will be here until the end

Vox hugging Velvette, Val rubbing Vox's face. They love each other

Recently a Hazbin con, the VA's for the Vees were asked, "Which of your characters would be the first one to be redeemed". Their response? They know so much of seasons 3 and 4 that they can't answer the question.

This is the 2nd time they've had a question like this. Previously they were asked "what sin would your character need to drop to get to Heaven" and they once again said to watch the show to know the answer for that.

This heavily implies the show will explore redeeming at least one of the Vees. Considering how season 2 ended, and what we've seen of their characters, I think it'd probably be Vox. He's the most insecure while the other two are content in Hell and he's hit rock bottom, which Viv confirms has massively humbled him and he'll stay important until the end.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2TcJfXltn4

Now the one that most people have seen online, I mean the OG one when it was "Scary Movie". This has WAY more differences from the final cut that I expected it to. I'll go over the noticeable differences and link it for you guys to read for yourselves.

• The two students aren't expelled; but instead Himbrey gives them detention hall for the rest of the year. I guess they wanted Himbrey to seem more suspicious in the final cut.
• Principal Himbrey survives; make sense, its been mentioned they added his death in because there weren't any kills between the opening and Stu's house.
• Stu and Tatum were more affectionate; they share at least 3 kisses in this draft of the script.
• Stu and Randy were closer friends; here, its only the two of them both at lunch and in the rules scene. This semi-confirms something I've seen many speculate before, that Randy and Stu were close, at least more than the latter and Billy were. Also unlike in the final cut, when Stu leaves Randy alone because he heard Sidney screaming, here he seems to spare him and kill Kenny for no clear reason.
• Billy and Stu's friendship is healthier; unlike in the final cut, Billy isn't abusive to Stu at all and they act like normal best friends. This script also confirms they were friends since Kindergarten, which would've explained why Stu was so loyal to him.
• Randy is killed by Billy; yeah THIS change stuck out to me. In this version, Billy shoots Randy in the face and kills him immediately. Dewey does survive. An inverse of the next script, where Dewey dies but Randy lives. The final cut spares both though.
• Maureen assaulted Billy and Stu; yeah this is a pretty big difference. Here, Billy and Stu had valid reasons to target Maureen as she was a predator who groomed them both, with their later kills being because they found they enjoyed the act so much. Seems this was cut because it'd make them TOO sympathetic.
• Billy and Stu are shot by Gale; instead of in the next draft, where Randy fights Stu and then drops the tv or obviously the final cut, where Sidney does it, here both are instantly dropped by Gale. Glad this was changed, would be very anti-climatic.

https://archive.org/details/scary-movie-.-original-scream-script/mode/2up

In a recent con with the cast, Amanda finally confirmed the theory that many fans speculated; Bubble is indeed "Abel"/the blue AI. He was behind held hostage by Caine, just like the cast was. In the end, Caine setting him free finally ended the cycle.

This backs up what Alex Rochan said a few months ago when the finale first dropped, that Caine was responsible for all of his own terrible deeds and absorbing the blue merely gave him more power.

I'm glad because it specifies two things. One, that Bubble is indeed the blue AI. Not an assistant that Caine made. Not a "thought bubble" of Caine's intrusive thoughts. He was "Able" and that is why Caine releasing the blue AI is why he didn't return.

But two, something many fans still can't accept; Caine was the "villain" of the show or at least the closest thing to it.

So many said "Caine was good until Bubble rage baited him", or "episode 9 shows the blue AI was the bad one" or "Jax was the problem because everything got better after he was gone".

But no, as Amanda said, Caine was the source of the problems. He was holding everyone hostage. It HIM changing at the end that makes the circus healthier and better to live in, not Jax abstracting.

https://youtu.be/dhvsuNnuGec?si=Dm1aaWZqWvdmDCi9

First episode released on October 4th, 2006.