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  1. I respect your opinion - AHS isn't for everyone. But I feel the need to engage in some debate... 1. Taissa Farming may not be most seasoned actress on the show, but she pulls off the characters she is assigned. She is supposed to be the "doe-eyed" girl next door type. 2. Kathy Bates is an amazing actress who most definitely isn't type-casted. I mean especially in a show like this where she played a racist psychopath who is granted immortality and then in Freak Show a more quiet type bearded-lady with a moral compass. In Hotel she's Iris, a charismatic mommy with attachment issues. Not to mention her appearances in comedies (Tammy, The Office, Bad Santa 2) and even kid's movies. She portrayed Madame Laveau wonderfully and not to mention was scary AND hilarious. 3. Spalding was a much needed male presence...even if he dressed up like a doll. Plus his relationship with Fiona helped emphasize how powerful her character was. 4. The Ax-Man is typical American Horror Story, and I mean that in a good way. He was based off a real American horror story, and the actor played it well. Even his chemistry with Jessica Lange was great, and his voice was PERFECT to parallel his jazz-loving soul. Plus he brought out Fiona's human side a little. 5. The "blonde guy" is Evan Peters and he is a fantastic actor. I won't argue that Kyle was kind of a boring character, but you can't deny that the witch fights over him weren't entertaining. I mean come on. 6.Stevie Nick's Hat - Wow low blow. I agree with you that Coven definitely borderlines dramatic comedy rather than a horror show and that the slave torturing was definitely the scariest part. It wasn't my favorite season...but it did its job for me and that was it entertained me. I think Coven was very well written and while the Stevie Nick's interludes may have dragged a bit, overall a great installment of the show. Very "Ryan Murphy."
  2. Murder House: Tate - (Cue teenage girl squeals) He was the scariest part of the whole season. As his past continued to unravel, I continued to fall deeper into love for this show. I still don't know how I feel about him. Asylum: Oliver Tredson - Bravo Zachary Quinto. You went from love-able gay ghost to disturbing mass murderer in a second. I love characters that shock me and he betrayed my trust...just like Tate. I think his chemistry with the other characters was spot on and not to mention - those eyebrows. Coven: Fiona Goode - No doubt Jessica Lange's top performance in the series. (RIP) I loved how we got to really get to know her as the season progressed and how she was the hero and the villain at the same time. The well written sassy lines were pulled off and so was the "witch bitch" look. Freak Show: Twisty - The best part of Freak Show. I mean whenever he was on screen you could not look away in horror. Plus his back story was arguably one of the most devastating in the show. He was a great installment that ended too soon. Hotel: Miss Evers - It was hard because Liz Taylor and Mr. March definitely were characters that helped me get through all the unnecessary sexual situations, but Miss Evers was just so TAINTED. Her relationship with Mr. March was extremely entertaining and her personality was love-able as can be. My all time favorite character has to be the cliche - Tate. That's not just my ovaries talking either. Tate was a one of a kind character. You never knew what to expect with him or his relationships. His demeanor and dialogue were memorable, entertaining, and not to mention, simply scary.
  3. I'm dedicated enough to join this site just so I can get up to date news on the show and find people who want to talk about it as much as I do. I have 2 posters, one t-shirt, own the first season, and write poetry about it. Also, I AM in love with Evan Peters. Also, Jessica Lange IS queen. Plus I'm not even a teenage girl. I'm in my 20's. I win :)
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