'Scream Queens' Spoilers: The Red Devil Revealed?! And, Did Chanel and Munsch Survive?

In less than one week the finale for FOX's Scream Queens will air and the identity of the infamous Red Devil Killer will finally be revealed. In preparation for next week, let's unpack the biggest spoilers from this week's episode, "Black Friday," including if major characters Chanel Oberlin and Dean Munsch finally met their ends. Plus, was the Red Devil just revealed?!

Spoiler #1: There's No Police Force

This certainly explains a lot. When Wes (Oliver Hudson), Grace (Skyler Samuels) and Pete (Diego Boneta) show up at the police station, they find out from Detective Chisolm (Jim Klock) that due to the initial incompetence of the force in dealing with the murders, the mayor has shut them down.

That, plus they went over budget on those ghostbusting supplies. He informs them that interviews for a new chief of police are underway, however, which leads to our next spoiler...

Spoiler #2: Denise Hemphill is the Chief of Police

Later on in the episode, the Chanels go Black Friday shopping, and naturally, the killer shows up wielding a crossbow (seriously, guys?).

The Red Devil gets one shot in Chanel (Emma Roberts), but before they can make their kill shot (one has to wonder if the first shot was bad on purpose), Denise (Niecy Nash) shows up and proudly declares that she is the new chief, and again calls the killer Zayday.

 The killer shoots one of her men, but gets away before anyone else is hurt. Chanel and Denise live to (probably) die another day.

Spoiler #3: Dean Munsch is a Super Human...

...Or so it would seem. After Chanel and Grace convince the ladies of KKT that Dean Munsch (Jamie Lee Curtis) is the killer and the only way to stop her is to kill her (great logic, ladies), they set off to do just that.

Attempt number one sees Grace and Chanel trying to poison Munsch with puffer fish venom-laced apple cider, because the girls saw online that cider is Munsch's favorite.

They meet with her under the guise of being interested in feminism, which leads to a very amusing dialogue about how millennial feminism is a thing, and it means "growing up listening to Taylor Swift saying she doesn't like to think of the world as boys versus girls" and "graduating and entering the workforce only to realize that you make 20 percent less than men for doing the same job."

For attempt number two, the girls decide to try and freeze Dean Munsch into a popsicle at a cryotherapy salon. They open the door after leaving her in there to find her alive and kicking STILL.

Then, Chanel decides that drowning Ms. Munsch is the way to go, but her lackeys are too busy trying to buy size 4 underwear with size 0 labeling to see their phones going off telling them to help. After learning that Dean Munsch has much to say on the subject of bondage in popular literature (too bad she didn't elaborate), she leaves the pool unscathed.

Looks like Dean Munsch will be returning next week as well. The biggest spoiler of the episode, however, came from Pete...

Spoiler #4: Pete is a Red Devil?!

Somehow, we forgot how suspicious Pete looked way back in episode one with his creepy smile and Red Devil costume hanging in his closet. The show brought all of those feelings back last night, when Pete is seen packing his bags at the end of the episode and telling someone on the phone, "I can't, because I'm leaving campus like you should," and "we need to get away while we still can."

He asks the caller why they want to continue "taking this any further." He then says, "Yes, I feel guilty... because it's not who I am!" As if all that wasn't creepy enough, he ends the call by telling the person (presumably THE Red Devil killer) menacingly, "Don't you EVER call me again." Say what?!

To dispel any ideas that this could just be a fluke to throw everyone off the scent, Grace comes over, and when she says she is finally ready to have sex with him, Pete tells her he doesn't want her first time to be with a murderer.

Say it ain't so!

The killer took out Gigi last week for seemingly no reason besides tying up loose ends, so it's highly unlikely they will take Pete's comments well. Could he be the killer's next target?

And what about the identity of the true killer? Keke Palmer, who plays Zayday on the show, says the killer is obvious.

Guess we'll find out for sure next week! The two-hour finale airs on FOX at 9/8 Central Tuesday, Dec. 8.