Poo, poo and away! Supersitter to the rescue.

Cut and paste will never get old, goldarnit.

Cliffhanger: "An ending to an episode of a serial drama that leaves the audience in suspense."

And that wasn't the intended tone?

Wojciech KIlar, Bram Stoker's Dracula
Ennio Morricone, Wolf
Patrick Doyle, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Jerry Goldsmith, The Mummy

Jeez, like this is the first show to ever tease its audience with a cliffhanger. Big deal, so what.

That's big talk for a virgin.

The rehearsal sequence was another marvellous example of how the writers deliberately go about skewering feel-good comedy clichés, while at the same time deliberately bending, twisting and mutilating those very same clichés to their advantage. This strategy lends a disquieting uncertainty to many scenes, introduces…

What makes you think that was Bonnie in the video? Seems more likely Annalise trotted that out to manipulate Asher into believing that Bonnie could very well have killed Sam in a fit of temporary insanity exactly because of the sort of childhood trauma recorded on the video.

Now, now, all those Doritos have to go somewhere besides a landfill.

Go to bed. It's past your bedtime.

Ko ko ko…Rl rl rl.

Carol, as much as you might dread becoming a monster, smoking menthols is infinitely worse (if the colour of the packaging was any indication).

"D'ya wanna talk, or d'ya wanna do a line?"

Hey, Spock? Check out all the geeks.

Ribbit…

Congratulations, you win the complimentary coup de grâce.

By AHS standards I'd say "Chutes and Ladders" was surprisingly successful at juggling and expanding the three narratives, as well as introducing two new major players. Customarily I lose active interest in an AHS episode about the half-way mark as a result of the slapdash storytelling, but found last night's episode…

Hey, it was funnier than Scream Queens.

Ya. Zero effort by Falchuk and editor Setton to generate any actual suspense here; compared to what Blatty and his editorial team accomplished: https://www.youtube.com/wat….