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Originally Posted By melekalikimaka Perhaps a second job...maybe newspaper delivery, before school each morning? ;-)
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Wow, what an episode last night! What I like most about this show is that it never takes you exactly where you think it will. And last night was no exception. The number of ghosts on the show now outnumber the living by a sizable margin. I have no idea where they will go with that -- will some of the ghosts try to "cross over" or something, to break free of Murder House? Or are they doomed to now live together, a hellish Brady Bunch of a mixed family of murderers and victims?
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Not sure where the show goes from here. I think they took it to the logical (as logical as this nutty show gets!) conclusion. I like that it completed the story of the Harmon family and that it was resolved in a twistedly happy ending of sorts.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan I kind of hope that next season, it'll be set in a different house with a whole new storyline and characters. Everything in this one more or less has been wrapped up.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Hey, whaddaya know... <a href="http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/12/22/american-horror-story-season-tw/" target="_blank">http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/12...ason-tw/</a> >>Attention American Horror Story fans: hope you didn’t get too attached to the Harmon mansion and most of its inhabitants. Creator Ryan Murphy told reporters today that season 2 of the hit FX drama will begin with a new locale and a (mostly) new cast.<< Cool!
Originally Posted By disney pete theres 4 more episodes left here and im tireing of this show but want to see the end
Originally Posted By disney pete Got really bored these last few episodes and thought the last one was rubbish don't think we will be watching series 2
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 Read this in Entertainment Weekly a few weeks back. Looks like the end of next month it's coming back. Jessica Lange is the only returning cast member and this year it's taking place in an asylum. I also read something that I won't spoil here but it could work or it could totally ruin the show. It depends how it's done.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan I think there are a couple other cast members from last year returning, too, but it's a whole new story and they'll be different characters. I really enjoyed last season and am looking forward to this one.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 Yes, there are several returning cast members. The kid who played Lange's serial-killing son, for instance. But all the characters are different. I kind of wanted to like last season better than I did. There were definitely things I liked, and definitely times where I thought it just went off the rails.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>There were definitely things I liked, and definitely times where I thought it just went off the rails.<< Yep, some parts worked better than others. I thought adding the Black Dahlia to the story was too much, especially since so much is already known about that case. What I do like that it is actually a scary show, which is tough to do on television. And I really like that each season will be its own storyline.
Originally Posted By MissCandice I'm going to try it this season but if I get too scared I will have to stop watching. But it looks interesting so I'll try it.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 Setting it in an asylum will take care of the biggest problem I had with season one, which was the classic "why the hell don't they just get out of the house already?" conundrum. At a certain point, I think the whole family (definitely mother and daughter, and maybe Dad too, though I can't remember) had seen the ghosts and recognized them as ghosts, and had their lives threatened. But they wouldn't leave. They gave some reasoning such as the deaths in the house had depreciated its value so much they couldn't afford to sell. Well hey - a depreciated house sucks, but it beats getting killed. Setting it in an asylum - where by definition people can't just leave - solves that problem. Could be pretty creepy.
