: Charlie attempts to cheer the Devil up in exchange for his life. While his initial efforts fail, the Devil eventually smiles after accidentally killing his own delivery driver. Production Trivia
In the Season 1 finale, " Charlie Dies and Doesn't Come Back ," the series delivers a dark yet absurd Christmas special . Despite the definitive title, the episode is widely recognized as a play on the trope of permanent character deaths in media. Episode Overview [S1E8] Charlie Dies and Doesn't Come Back
: James Rolfe (the Angry Video Game Nerd) provided voices for the screaming souls seen in the flashing images during Charlie's death scene. : Charlie attempts to cheer the Devil up
Trivia * Charlie does not truly die in this episode, as the title is a play on characters in media getting killed off permanently. Smiling Friends Wiki Charlie Dies and Doesn't Come Back | Smiling Friends Wiki Despite the definitive title, the episode is widely
: He meets his grandmother, who was damned for saying "damn," and a bizarre torturer named Jeremy .
: Charlie's genitals had to be censored twice because the initial pixelation was insufficient.
: Creator Michael Cusack revealed that Pim was originally intended to be the one who died and went to Hell.