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Finally caught the last episode (I was in no rush dddddd) and it was a smaller mess than I anticipated. I felt nothing in the final scene though as although Finn, Lily and Mr. Shingles <can you believe he is the character I recall the name of Dddddd> tried their best to act it out, I had no attachment to anyone since the characterisation and development was so poor all season!

Also - they really should have put more work into aging Emma and Angelica over 30 years! Dddddd
 
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Finally caught the last episode (I was in no rush dddddd) and it was a smaller mess than I anticipated. I felt nothing in the final scene though as although Finn, Lily and Mr. Shingles <can you believe he is the character I recall the name of Dddddd> tried their best to act it out, I had no attachment to anyone since the characterisation and development was so poor all season!

Also - they really should have put more work into aging Emma and Angelica over 30 years! Dddddd
Sis they couldn't give a fuck about the story/season/characters/acting/plot - you think they care about a few wrinkles and more fine lines?
 
I binged the first three episodes with my friends and we actually enjoyed it?
It was definitely more fun to watch than the last two seasons (although I liked Cult)
Sadly, one of my friends is always super busy and we haven’t found a next date for watching - but it’s probably for the best, right? Ddd.

Yeah, once 'that night' is over... things get just a lil bit dumb.

Finished it today, it wrapped up fine, though it really looks like they just stopped caring, presenting Emma Roberts as not having aged a bit in 30 years. THIRTY YEARS.

Billie Lourd's speech about how women are always blamed for the violent actions of men would've also been great had the whole sequence of events not traced back to the violent rages of a woman, who then convinced another woman to kill people, and then frame a man for it. Sort it out, Ryan.
 
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I actually enjoy all of it, because I don't have to think when watching.

I've grown to expect that and not complain about it all.
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Kathy Bates is a national treasure and it's genuinely absurd that Ryan hasn't chosen to build a season around her yet. (I met her once, while she was promoting Freak Show, and I got to speak with her one-on-one for a short time; she was so warm, kind, articulate, intelligent, and just gushed about how much fun she was having on AHS as the time. Ryan needs to give her an incredible role)

 
Kathy Bates is a national treasure and it's genuinely absurd that Ryan hasn't chosen to build a season around her yet. (I met her once, while she was promoting Freak Show, and I got to speak with her one-on-one for a short time; she was so warm, kind, articulate, intelligent, and just gushed about how much fun she was having on AHS as the time. Ryan needs to give her an incredible role)



Agreed. She always get regulated to supporting role but manages to captivate regardless of whom the lead is. I will always love that she reminds me of my aunt (they act and look so alike) and that she regards Dolores Claiborne her favorite role. That movie is top notch acting which doesn't get a lot of praise.
 
After watching Season 3 of Slasher I feel Slasher has overtaken AHS in the quality programme stakes. At least it is still horror and it seems like Slasher had a specific story arc with an ending in mind. Saying that they both have some cringe worthy scenes.
 
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1984 ended up being a complete delight so I think with the shorter seasons they can knock it out of the park again. Such a big order of seasons should give them true planning time for future ideas - we can but hope.

Yeah I agree. They need to do 9-10 episodes. 1984 was more hit and some miss for me so I’m happy with the renewal.
 

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