It's equally bizarre how people cannot admit to the ambivalence of the scene.
That little nod she makes is easily made in the way of "Yes, here it goes, that's really happening, shit gets real, now."
I even did stuff like that myself, before. I really don't see the problem.

Why assume that his mother is at home?

Like it had to mean that it was Madison because Fiona said it?
No.

Very nice catches!
Season 2 doesn't break any of these patterns. Either the actor/actress is present in the season and the rules apply or they are not present, which doesn't violate an "if…then" rule.

None of them is the Supreme. It's all of them combined! It's a moral about team spirit! (I'm not sure how that would work…more likely someone getting all the powers from the rest of them for some reason.)

Yes, I also think that Todd is correct. Precisely that song is the best clue. At least so far they never played a Stevie Nicks song without featuring Misty. This show might not be subtle, but it's not that predictable.

#1 I don't love acid to the face, because it's Sarah Paulson's face.

Fiona & Queenie? Haven't you learned anything? I agree with the rest. Gonna be a Battle Royale.

Are you crysturbating yet or just fanwanking real hard?

That and not giving a shit about Myrtle or anyone else on this show.

Almost disliked for "Whedon effect".

I think it's incorrect. Regarding the ending, it apparently made it make more sense to me, though…

"how Crazy Sister knew who the Sin Eater was when she's been in an asylum all her life"
She wasn't. She was sent to a foster home. Did you miss that episode? She got (herself?) military training. How did you miss that being mentioned? Then years after she was caught shoplifting and then - for some reason, perhaps…

Right, I forgot #2. The Sherlock moment honestly made me think I was watching one of those shows. The problem is that if they do this once, they have to logically do it again and that could get quite annoying. Photographic memory is enough of a gimmick.

Ok, I've heard of Cicero, but…well, on this show, it's probably the same Cicero.
Alright, so Caesar is probably Moloch in this scenario…

That's a pattern for him, haven't you noticed?

You obviously know more about the details than I do, but I just go from common sense and that would lead me to think that they probably want to make sure that the patient they are keeping for an indefinite amount of time is not going to have to pop one out some months later down the line.

Brody was/is not a terrorist. Just saying.
Also, the 2 years for us are probably closer to a couple months for them.

Alright, I didn't like this one. There must be someone, right? It was far from bad, but I have expectations, now. For those who are interested, here are my points (Oh crap, it never looks this verbose while you are writing it…):

American Horror Story, presumably.