There is a magic pregnancy plot in the book though. It just isn't like what they are doing here at all. Though they have been doing that. Changing the middle of the plot point but keeping the beginning and end the same or similar to the book.

The average age of a graduate student is 33.

With the good doc now the vamp kids' governess, one can only hope someone will finally comb Holden's goddamn hair.

My predication is the show will reveal that the good doc infecting the boy while he had measles mutated the vamp virus.

It's because, as they've proved season after season, the AHS writers do not know what an homage is. If there is one thing AHS isn't, it's subtle.

That felt more like the Doctor thinking out loud. This bit almost felt like a web bonus extra for a science lesson. I really disliked it as the opening to the episode.

What if the Osgood killed by Missy was the Zygon duplicate? Osgood and the Zygon dup had a very Parent Trap-y vibe.

There's a difference between being grounded in reality and grounded in narrative. That is why season one has (and currently still is) the best season, because narratively we had the Harmon family centered in the story, and all the other stories unfolded outward from that grounding. Asylum and Coven tried to do this…