They can’t give a real-life action to something that, in the show’s universe, could only be done by Frank or Charlie!

Welp, that was the Apocalypse nadir. And from next week’s previews it’s clear we won’t be returning to the apocalypse until the finale if at all. That’s a shame. They should have played with chronology in every episode, jumping back and forth, instead of straight apocalypse episodes and then just going back…

It’s been a great season. But this was not a great episode. This was my least favorite of the season as well.

Yes, I’m still confused by that.

Maybe Luke got Lasik before spiraling. Because no way did that dude get his contacts in every morning!

I am weeks late to the party here, but I also wanted to add one tiny moment that really told me something other than what a lot of folks saw (and I’m only halfway through the comments so maybe it’s mentioned later) — the final shot of Hugh and Nell and Olivia? They all fold into each other. Hugh and Nell seemed…

Oh man, my favorite topic! But so much has already been sad that it’s hard to add to it. I’ll just say that, as one of the only horror buffs in my circle of friends/family, I have no problem with folks not liking the genre, I don’t usually try to talk anyone into it (although it’s WAY less fun going to a horror movie…

I don’t know what the rules are at Dodger Stadium, but there would be no security issue at any of the stadiums I’ve been to -- they all allow outside food/beverage if it’s visible.

Good riddance, C.C.

All that matters is that Nan showed up.

It was actually.... loving. That feels rare.

This whole idea is so confusing, since the dancing is pretty much the main thing about the show. Sure, there are some earworm-type songs in there, but the plot is... well, it’s not very plotty. Just seems like without all the leotards and dancing it wouldn’t really be much other than a concert. Also I hope unlike the L…

Wait, we don’t say “maiden name” anymore? When did that get retired?

Frankly the dot over the i was bothering me, so I appreciated Chidi’s questioning and subsequent madness surrounding it.

Yeah, it’s not a “lack of balls,” it’s a different worldview.

That cheerleading scene was utterly cringeworthy. Yikes.

And they’re all at least 25.

Oh I didn’t realize Constance was living at Murder House at that point. It’s been a while!

That was amazing. And so creepy.

Connie Britton kind of phoned that one in, eh? Although I guess there wasn’t really much more to do with the material.