[Saph]

Queen Queenie is obviously not dead I dont think any of the main ones will die

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Santasotherwoman

Queen Queenie is obviously not dead I dont think any of the main ones will die

makes a change, the past 2 series only one main character was left alive

[Saph]

oh I've only seen this series

[Me. I Am Salman]

Im up to date now. I love this season it might just edge Asylum

[Me. I Am Salman]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's probably the most fun season albeit flawed.

yeah I see it as 'fun' too lmao

[Me. I Am Salman]

Originally Posted by Jesus.

Spoiler:

Why the ****** would a civil rights film showing black people being hose piped started to melt her heart? She used to torture and murder them continuously, but put it on telly with a gospel hit over the top and she sees the error of her ways? Bit ridiculous.

Good episode though, and it's really set up for some fireworks when it returns.

I thought this as well it was quite touching though

[Me. I Am Salman]

Originally Posted by Saph

oh I've only seen this series

Make sure you watch the older seasons

[reece(:]

Youtube video

[reece(:]

Episode 11:

Spoiler:

1830: Madame LaLaurie, newly arrived in New Orleans, discovers her penchant for cruelty.

Today: As the Coven mourns one of their own, Cordelia realizes that her mother needs to be stopped. Meanwhile, The Corporation covers their tracks, as Harrison plans a double-cross. We learn more about Madame LaLaurie's past and present, as she finds her circumstances more and more intolerable. She returns to a horrifying pastime of old that will make the hours bearable for her again... and finds an unexpected ally and kindred spirit, who offers her a chance at getting the one thing she truly wants. As Fiona and the Axeman make plans for the future, Cordelia tries to regain the trust of an embittered Queenie. Zoe and Kyle pursue justice – but they're interrupted by a jealous Madison. Cordelia makes a desperate sacrifice to gain the power she needs to protect the Coven from enemies without and within. Myrtle gives Zoe an unexpected gift to help her and Kyle, though Zoe's not sure she wants it. Fiona and Marie Laveau have a deadly face off with Harrison and The Corporation. And Madame LaLaurie finds that sometimes, you don't get what you want... but you get what you need.

Apparently, Nan dies.

[Saph]

I'm watching asylum atm, it's creepier than coven

[reece(:]

I've been watching Murder House, Moira

[Glenn.]

I'm rewatching Murder House. It's as amazing as I remember

[Chuck]

Love Moira

[reece(:]

Ima definitely need Alex Breckenridge to return in a main role for S4

[Smithy]

I want the bitch who played Vivienne back too

[reece(:]

Maybe Kate Mara too, she plays the psychotic bitch really well.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Smithy

I want the bitch who played Vivienne back too

I heard Connie Britton was in talks to guest starring in an episode this season, don't think it materialised though.

[Chuck]

I don't want Coven to end because it's horrible to remember next season is Jessica's last season.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Chuck

I don't want Coven to end because it's horrible to remember next season is Jessica's last season.

And she'll only be recurring next season

[Smithy]

I think she'll do guest spots in seasons after, tbh I kinda want S5 to be it's last, i hate when shows out live their sell by date

rather it go out on a high then drag on unnecessarily

[Jamesy]

Originally Posted by Smithy

I think she'll do guest spots in seasons after, tbh I kinda want S5 to be it's last, i hate when shows out live their sell by date

rather it go out on a high then drag on unnecessarily

I don't know. AHS kind of has a format that could last a very long time. It is its own/new show in effect each season. Only issues that can arise is the reliance on particular actors. Like I bet if Evan Peters left there would be outrage!

It's at its height at the moment so hopefully it has got a good fair few years ahead of it just yet.

American shows tend to be cancelled (well, most of them) at the right time. They end shows right unlike UK productions where we just run shows into the ground.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Jamesy

I don't know. AHS kind of has a format that could last a very long time. It is its own/new show in effect each season. Only issues that can arise is the reliance on particular actors. Like I bet if Evan Peters left there would be outrage!

It's at its height at the moment so hopefully it has got a good fair few years ahead of it just yet.

American shows tend to be cancelled (well, most of them) at the right time. They end shows right unlike UK productions where we just run shows into the ground.

American shows hardly ever end at the right time! They either drag on for two or three seasons too long or cancel with the story unfinished (US TV is the worst for this, shows get one to three seasons and then end on a cliffhanger with no closure). Or they lose their way after the first season or two and you can understand why they die, because the storylines stop being concise. As soon as viewing figures drop below a certain level, the axe falls. Doesn't matter if its half way through a storyline or not. Likewise, if the viewing figures are strong, season after season is tacked on long after the writers have completed their original vision.

American Horror Story is immune from this, at least, with each season being a self-contained story. It will never end "unfinished", if it goes on for two more years or ten. It really just depends on how long the writers can keep fresh ideas going. The horror genre has plenty of scope but eventually they will run out of "classic" horror settings to explore... Then I guess it depends on how imaginative they are, or else they'll end up treading old ground.

[reece(:]

Ep 10 Spoiler

Spoiler:

"American Horror Story-Coven" will return with episode 10, "The Magical Delights of Stevie Nicks," on January 08, 2014. In episode 9, "Head," Marie accepted Fiona's alliance offer after Henry caused a bloody mayhem at her salon.

According to the detailed synopsis of the new episode, the truce between Fiona and Marie will not be a smooth one, as Marie's dark master, Papa Legba, will demand his annual due. Fiona will forgive Marie, but won't be extending the same forgiveness to her daughter.

Fiona will be mad at Cordelia for marrying Hank, the witch hunter, and turning against her own mother because of him. They will know the identity of the man behind the attack on witches -- Henry's father, Harrison. A spell will be cast to make Harrison's organisation lose money and thus weaken the adversary.

The episode 10 of "American Horror Story-Coven" will also deal with the outing of Misty as the next Supreme. Fiona will try to bribe Misty to accept being the next Supreme. Fiona will invite Stevie Nicks, which is her "ruse to get the true Supreme to reveal herself because she needs to stay alive, according to Ryan Murphy, co-creator of "American Horror Story-Coven."

Except Madison, all the girls will be happy to see Stevie Nicks. Madison will be upset that Misty is going to become the next Supreme. In her jealous rage, Madison is likely to go to extreme lengths.

Suffering from terminal cancer, Fiona will become even more ill. She will ask Marie to share with her the secret of her external youth. Marie shares that secret but at a terrible price. Also, the Axeman returns in this episode. The synopsis says: "as Fiona brings the Axeman a proposition and learns a startling truth about herself."

In "Head," Joan killed her son, Luke, after he questioned her why she killed his father. Nan is going to confront Joan about Luke's death as her powers grow.

Also, "Marie and Fiona make a terrible deal - a deal involving a most unexpected betrayal," according to the synopsis.

About whether Queenie is alive or dead, Murphy said to Entertainment Weekly: "Everyone wants to know that and I'm not saying but we do talk about what happens to her body in episode 10 so keep watching."

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[Smithy]

after Henry caused a bloody mayhem at her salon.

flop

[Me. I Am Salman]

I'm having serious withdrawals