Kai sets his master plan into motion as Ally's true intentions are revealed.Kai sets his master plan into motion as Ally's true intentions are revealed.Kai sets his master plan into motion as Ally's true intentions are revealed.
Cheyenne Jackson
- Dr. Rudy Vincent
- (credit only)
Billie Lourd
- Winter Anderson
- (credit only)
Alison Pill
- Ivy Mayfair-Richards
- (credit only)
Monique Asai Blanchard
- Hostess
- (as Monique Blanchard)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaKai's (Evan Peters) character and this season is based loosely on the idea of notorious cult leader Charles Manson. Manson died five days after the airing of this episode.
- GoofsThis season takes place in Michigan. However, the background for the news anchor announcing election results shows Chicago. Chicago news stations wouldn't usually give air time for the results of a Michigan senatorial race, particularly if it doesn't have impact on Illinois or have significance at a national level.
- Quotes
Beverly Hope: If she turned down Lana Winters, why would she talk to Rachel fucking Maddow.
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The stars is once again just for the acting, NOT for the story.
I think it's awesome that the pilot episode of this season was what finally killed Charles Manson. However, I believe Evans character was based more upon Waco with a bit of Manson, Jones, etc. thrown in. Even more upsetting is having any form of entertainment go far beyond a bit of political satire (which is perfectly fine and expected from comedy shows typically such as Laugh-In, SNL, Fridays, Second City TV, and any others I might have missed) HOWEVER this entire season was nothing but more Hollywood attempting to continue its mission of. Rainwashing by insisting that Trump is evil and Hillary is not. Handled differently by a different show...THAT premise would be historically funny! But on top of Hollywood's insistence that anyone watching movies or TV MUST be exposed to homosexual lifestyles and intimate sexual moments. And before anyone complains about my 'narrow mindedness'. I have no need or desire to see anyone having intercourse, full frontal nudity, and all those other pointless skin scenes thrown in just to get the actor more money, and the director a 'reputation', and to push the envelope of what is NEEDED to make an excellent piece of entertainment. I'm no prude and enjoy heterosexual relations whenever possible, but I grew up in the decades from 1960-1980 that saw the rise of public pornography to Heorge Carolina famous sentence about the SEVEN words you can't say on TV. However, although the words he mentions are mostly now permitted. There are far MORE words that can not be said on TV because of all the nonsensical and idiotic ideas of this new thing called Political Correctness. Now THAT is what's TRULY obscene.
This season was nothing but another of propaganda exhibits since season 5 with Hotel. Now that the wonderful Jessica Lange returning to the show might help it recover from how far it has strayed from being a season of different horrorific situations from Murder House thru Freak Show. Supposedly, this new season will be a tie in or tie together multiple seasons that CAN be tied together in a well thought out manner. For example...Asylum has Pepper, then we see her again in Freak Show as well as how Elsa Marrs found her and added her to her troupe. Will something like that be tied together somehow? Not sure since the years shown don't quite match up. UNLESS Asylum chronologically comes after Freak Show which was set in the 1950s. If yes, that means Pepper was rescued from the orphanage by Elsa, did her time with Elsa and the Show. But then after that ended Pepper somehow wound up in an Asylum in NY in the 1960s and hasn't aged a day. Just as long as this new season isn't more politically motivated crap as in the last few seasons.
This season was nothing but another of propaganda exhibits since season 5 with Hotel. Now that the wonderful Jessica Lange returning to the show might help it recover from how far it has strayed from being a season of different horrorific situations from Murder House thru Freak Show. Supposedly, this new season will be a tie in or tie together multiple seasons that CAN be tied together in a well thought out manner. For example...Asylum has Pepper, then we see her again in Freak Show as well as how Elsa Marrs found her and added her to her troupe. Will something like that be tied together somehow? Not sure since the years shown don't quite match up. UNLESS Asylum chronologically comes after Freak Show which was set in the 1950s. If yes, that means Pepper was rescued from the orphanage by Elsa, did her time with Elsa and the Show. But then after that ended Pepper somehow wound up in an Asylum in NY in the 1960s and hasn't aged a day. Just as long as this new season isn't more politically motivated crap as in the last few seasons.
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- nealvan557
- Aug 8, 2018
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