WednesdayAddams

He was engaged to Emma Roberts. They broke it off because she abused him, which is why a lot of people don't like her.... Minus her acting skills.

So Evan Peters is supposed to be straight in this? That was my only question after this. Not sure what that says about me. But I thought his character was gay this whole time.

Frances Conroy will eat it, or try to.

This was my thought too. But overall, this one confused the hell out of me. I have so many questions. Why would the mom dying be a part of the video game? Who the hell would care about that besides her son? Why is the whole condo story line in the game, even as an ending? That would be boring in a game, I would think.

I liked this one the most so far. But stupid me was wondering why the boy's teeth were the way they were. Rotted, sure, but it made him look like he was inbred like the others which he wasn't.

He's completely mentally and verbally abusive to her. He puts her down all the time, but it's "funny" because it's the sitcom world. If she doesn't respond or answer the phone right away, he tells the cops his car was stolen when he knew she had it. Considering what we know about their dating life, it certainly seems like he was controlling and grooming her.

I did too. Their moment in the living room, where Allison stopped herself from completely telling Patty her feelings, then the silence lead me to believe there was something going on. And then the hand holding in the kitchen. To me, this is why the detective is so possessive. It's like she can sense it.

What does it mean now that Neil is out of the sitcom world? What's going to happen between Allison and Patty now? I can't wait for a season 2. I just loved how different this show was. Did he record it? I thought he was going to call Kevin to tell him, not that he recorded the conversation. I could have missed something though.

This episode had a very Tales from the Crypt vibe to it. I didn't hate it though!

There's been talk about Ryan Murphy and the casting couch for years now. Lots of dirty little secrets in Hollywood. And it was rumored that Cody Fern rejected his advances. However, during 1984 Ryan said he had a big project set up for Cody, Matt Bomer and Cheyenne Jackson (or was it Finn?) on Instagram. Haven't heard about it since, unless he meant this current series.

I am not okay with this ending. It seems only Lazlo gets to be happy. John is trapped in a loveless relationship, with in-laws that hate him, though he gets a kid. If your best friend, Lazlo doesn't like her and can read people really well, John should have taken that into consideration. Sara loses her real love, though she continues with her business. And I got teary when Marcus died. In my head, there's a new serial killer, and he/she kills Violet leaving John a single father and he has to employ his friends to solve the murder. That sounds terrible, but I really hated her character.

I just can't stand Byrns and his Daniel Day Lewis wannabe character. I got giddy when Sara told him he was to follow HER orders. I love that Vanderbilt was all "You didn't find the secret room" to him. I thought the sex scene was a dream at first too. And Sara is full of BS to use Violet as an excuse when last week we found out that John did in fact ask Sara to marry him. She has no one but her self to blame.

I'm so glad this is back! The only thing I have to add is that I hope we see that John didn't use what was supposed to be Mary's engagement ring on Violet. That he kept that ring for Sara, I mean we all know he still loves her.

I thought the ending was sad. I was sad for the ghosts being left behind and forgotten. I was hoping that they'd cross over and get their happy ending. I love that Bertie was back, but would have loved her making out with Cody Fern better, seeing that they had that fun connection. Why the hell can Jonas leave the camp????

Where is Bertie? Will the finale be longer than an hour? I feel like they can't wrap it all up with the crazy amount of commercials. I too, don't feel bad or like Jingles. I mean this season was fun and I'm not left with nearly as many questions as seasons passed, but Jingles is a killer after all, and I couldn't care less if his Mother forgave him or not, or that his life at Blockbuster was ruined.

I have nothing to add except that I felt this episode was 20 minutes long. It went by really fast!

With all the Satan talk, will we get a tie in to Apocalypse? Having characters play more than one person is Murphy's thing.

I am so particular with Lestat as I love that character so much. The moment Cody arrived in last season, I texted my Mom that he needed to play Lestat for the new series coming up!

Which reminds me, how was the oven working if the power was shut off? I'm guessing Jingles turned on the breaker for that area, but we didn't see it.

When Jonas (dead camper) recounted the murders, and we saw Margaret standing, bloody, and starring out the window, I pretty much knew she was the killer. Her talk with the Night Stalker was also an indication. Didn't see the weird "love" story between her and Jingles though. Maybe Jonas saves the day, somehow. I'm really hoping that Trevor isn't dead. I loved his character and want more of him. Poor Birdie, but I'm glad she helped Xavier out of the oven. It's no secret I love me some Cody Fern. Now he can't be on the cover of TV Guide! Anyways, I'm loving and having fun with season, seeing I had a shit ton of questions/stories that didn't get answered in Apocalypse.

Now I'm looking at all the other characters and wondering who's in on what. The frat boy not being dead as the car went off the cliff got me. That's a terrible story, but I'm glad he got his as he took off on the motorcycle. I love that Xavier finds Chef Birdie next week. I'm sure she's got a story to tell.

Why is that at the start of all the seasons, I think Estelle (Bev) is dead in real life? When I saw her, I again thought "I didn't know they shot episodes before her death." I fell terrible, but I feel like every year I see it mentioned that she died. I thought Becky would name the baby Rosey or Rose, not as a middle name. But loved Jackie's response.

As Dwight from The Office once said, "It's the one you most medium suspect."

Well, I'm one of the few who seem to be liking it so far. I love 80's slashers and all the campiness with it. With the preview of the season, it looks like the whole season is taking place during this one night. Are there 2 or more killers present? Is Brooke seeing things? Why did Xavier get that message? Who was in the truck when Montana and Mr. Schu from glee were in the water? Can't wait to see how this plays out.

For some reason I really loved Alex's boyfriend bringing and playing bagpipes for good luck! Love when Phil's Dad makes an appearance, even if it's in "robot" form.