Fox's 'Scream Queens' Spoilers: A Shocking Death, Red Devil Revelations & More

Thanksgiving with the Radwell family? A severed head in place of a turkey? The meatlocker is a wormhole to an alternate universe?! Oh my.

This week's Scream Queens episode, aptly titled "Thanksgiving," packed quite the proverbial punch. The episode saw one major death, multiple shocking revelations and plenty of crazy fun. We've chosen our favorite outrageous moments, but beware, spoilers abound!

1.       The Radwell Family Thanksgiving

If you weren't thankful for your own family before, you probably are now. Parents trying to buy people off? Mean-spirited charades? Awkward sexual predator brother? Check, check and check. The Radwell family makes most families look downright angelic in comparison. The best moment, though, was watching Emma Roberts' Chanel Oberlin deliver another scathing monologue, but this time, for the greater good. She stood up for herself and Hester (who's clearly not dead - yay!)

2.       The Blame Game

Meanwhile, at Kappa, the characters who did not have a traditional Thanksgiving to attend, gather. They decide to discuss their theories on the Red Devil killer's true identity (leading the way for some fun flashbacks). Dean Munsch (Jamie Lee Curtis) blames Chanel #3, Chanel #3 blames Dean Munsch and Chanel #5 gets thrown in the mix. The award for best accusation goes to Wes, who accuses (cue campy dramatic pause) his own daughter, Grace, of being the Red Devil. Oliver Hudson's delivery of his line: "I'm sorry Gracie, but I think the killer... might be you," was just too perfect.

It'd be remiss not to mention that his accusation caused Pete to defend Grace by accusing Wes and delivering the most shocking news of this week's episode: Wes is Boone's father. Boone (Nick Jonas) was killed off last week by his sister/the better Red Devil, but this is still unknown to the other characters. Assuming the DNA test Pete performed is legit, this means Grace is either the killer or the killer's OTHER sister. Looks like Wes had more fun in college than we thought...

3.       Gigi's Death (RIP)

In the episode's final moments, the "turkey" is finally ready to be served. It's brought in on the platter, but when opened, Gigi's (Nasim Pedrad) severed head sits where the turkey should be. Earlier in the episode, Gigi is seen hanging out with the Red Devil, babbling on about family and Thanksgiving. Room service appears, and she asks for an electric serrated carving knife because "it wouldn't be Thanksgiving without the whir of a motor cutting through flesh." Although it's not shown, this is presumably where Gigi met her end. Looks like the killer is cutting all loose ends - literally.

Next up is the show's Black Friday-themed episode. It's the final episode before the two hour finale on Dec. 8, and with only four people rumored to survive the season, expect more big deaths and shocking revelations.