I don't know, he might have more avenues for appeal to have his case heard since, once a DP is involved, the system has to proceed carefully before they execute. (It also depends on how fast the DP appeal process is in his state). So he might be wishing he was on death row in a slow state (CA over Texas for example)…

It would maybe be interesting to advance the show to WWI. I don't see how they could continue the show without Thackery though. As the rest of the cast (SPOILER) except Bertie and Algie dispersed to other places, they'd have to replace most of the cast. it would be weirder than Homeland was after the Damien Lewis…

I wouldn't be surprised if Barrow paid someone to do it. Or if that Tammany Hall guy that survived the Wu attack did it as revenge for Bunkie's death. And whoever was paid to do it wasn't expecting anyone to be there, so wasn't intending to murder anyone, just to burn it down. or maybe the ex-architect who was fired?…

I am surprised that Barrow's shacking up with a prostitute isn't having more social repercussions, especially given his social climbing and recent admission into the club. I would think that wifing up a working girl would be seriously frowned upon, and that Barrow's ex-wife would have more leverage with that angle. I…

Wait, WHAT? Clive Owen wants to move on? But it's only been two seasons! Jesus, Owen, don't do TV if you get bored with characters easily.

Yeah the whole setup for the fire and his death seemed pretty plot-contrived. He definitely could have saved himself.

She killed the replacement baby. The first baby died of meningitis brought home by Gallinger, so technically HE killed the first baby.

How is he the hero? Gave a bunch of Nicaraguans smallpox and a bunch of New Yorkers the plague. Thanks, Captain!

I know, but he does have to be consistently racist and awful to a black actor every week, and had to call a black actor the N word this week. If they are staying in character through takes, that has to take its toll. I doubt they're laughing and joking the second the scene wraps.

Wait, how was Showalter involved in burning down the Knick???

Yeah it's like, be flattered. He's a nice guy. No need to call him a gorilla! Why is she so offended? Just be like "Thanks, but I like you as a friend" like the rest of us. No need to be so mean to the guy. And I don't know if it's the brogue or the charming wit but I actually find Cleary much sexier than Henry or…

He has to play a pretty dark, horrible character, so I'll allow him to have a sense of humor about it.

Makes me wonder if Eric Johnson and Andre Holland talked to eachother after that scene, or if they had to spend some time apart.

Maybe because I love Andre Holland so much, or Edwards, but the scenes between him and Gallinger are becoming too painful to watch. I am willing with all my might, something good to happen to Edwards. I know it is in keeping of the time it took place in but man. It might be harder to watch Edwards go through what he…

I still think Henry did it, not to murder his sister and father, but to get the insurance money.

John is confused about EVERYTHING that normal adults find obvious.
I am starting to think he might be developmentally disabled.

I know. I can't figure out if John Lowe is intentionally supposed to be THIS dumb, Bentley is intentionally playing him campy, or Bentley is THIS BAD of an actor. Because his serious moments make me laugh. I would like to start a poll of dimmest bulb AHS character: McDermott season 1 or Bentley?

That scene for me sort of came out of left field. He might have suspected Gallinger doctored the meds, but finding documentation of wrongdoing is a bigger leap. And when he presented it to Thack as "Just as we suspected" as if they had had that conversation before made it feel like there were a couple of scenes that…

I doubt it. Social position in society plays a large role in who's story gets heard and who is believed. Genevieve is a woman, possibly Jewish, will be treated like a scheming shrew looking to make a name in taking down the medical establishment (she was the one who broke into the mental hospital). Algie is a black…

He's Nora Durst!