If you have PTSD from betrayal, just a quick trigger warning before you listen! In this episode, we get some insight on Lord Henry Wingrave and why he is the way he is: an alcoholic. Oh, and our ghostly friends also make an appearance towards the end! Hope you enjoy!

Business & pleasure being mixed?! Things at Bly Manor are getting spicy! There is also a silly little talent show! Oh, and a death! Do we find out who the two faces are in this episode? I believe we do! Do I address it? Absolutely not.

During this episode we get the inside scoop into Miles' background and why he might be a tad bit peculiar. Hannah did mention that with all the trauma the Wingrave children have experienced, it's expected of them to be strange. This episode also had some connections to some of our Flanafaves aka Hill House and Midnight Mass so keep an eye out for those. Or keep two glowing eyes out for them... Get it? Sorry about the dad joke. Enjoy! 

Did y'all miss me?! Well, the wait is over and we are back in the Flanaganverse! Make sure to prepare yourself for the traumatic journey that we are about to embark in! Also, this is a great episode for a drinking game! Take a shot every time the name of the episode is mentioned, when Flora says "perfectly spendid" and every time I mispronounce a simple word... If you wake up after a black out- You're welcome. I am so excited to be back for Season 8! And we are starting out with a bang or is it a drown...? Who knows. Hope you enjoy! 

Join me in wrapping up the longest season in “That Show F*cked Me Up!” History. We will get a glimpse inside Ryan Murphy's brain and the real life true crime cases that inspired the first season of his most famous show. Stay tuned to the very end to find out which show I will be covering for Season 8! 

Sources: 

American Horror Story Murder House: The True Story That Inspired Season 1

In Honor of 10 Years of AHS, Here Are 10 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About the Real-Life ‘Murder House’

Black Dahlia

The Sinister story of LA's Murder Mansion

The Real 'Amityville Horror': Chilling Facts About the Crime and Haunted House