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Richard C

Awesome!! Been waiting for this episode. So glad nobody spoiled it 🧹

Shaynge

So excited!!!!!!!!!

Michael Griffin

23:50 The character depicted here is more like Baron Samedi, including the top hat. He's essentially a voodoo god, though technically a spirit or lwa (spirit), specifically the loa of the dead. Papa Legba is the loa who serves as intermediary between God and humans and controls the gateway between the physical and spiritual worlds; his thing is communication, not death, and he's more a protector of children than a predator of innocent souls. (I don't know why I write comments as if you can read them in real time during the episode. LOL) 36:10 Offerings of liquor, especially rum, were common in summoning loa. Cocaine is just an update of that. But other common offerings included food, flowers, animal sacrifices, handcrafted items and more. I don't know enough about voodoo to know whether the offering depended on the loa being invoked, or what the purpose for the invocation was, or both.

Steven Costa

If I'm not mistaken, there are 3 episodes left; 11, 12, and 13.

Shaynge

Can’t wait to see you making a short or reel just twirling to Stevie Nicks 😂🥰😂🥰😂🥰😂

Shaynge

Will Amber see the similarities between Papa Legba and Dr. Facilier from Princess and the Frog?!?!?!????

Michael Griffin

Also (despite being a mere bokor instead of a loa) visually based on Baron Samedi rather than Papa Legba. No idea why AHS decided to make that substitution.

ENRY

Well done Amber, beautiful American Horror Story, I like it too much and also congratulations on the three episodes of Schitt's Creek. If you want the movie The Brothers Grimsby, it's so funny and it features the actor from the movie Borat that you've already seen. You're more beautiful than ever, keep it up bye!

Patt SanKings

Great episode, one of my faves, Stevie Nicks is just amazing❣️ Exploring the topic of voodoo, here's a future suggestion for a movie: "Angel Heart"- Mickey Rourke/Robert De Niro/Lisa Bonet "The Serpent and the Rainbow" -directed by Wes Craven

Marc Lamoureux

I was surprised this didn't show up on Wednesday, but glad you finally got your Stevie! This was a good episode--I mean, they all are! I had thought Papa Legba was showing up in the last episode...but I was apparently wrong. I just realized also that Papa Legba was played by the iconic, late Lance Reddick RIP, of John Wick fame (great franchise, with Keanu Reeves, you should check it out!). Knowing that makes me like this character even more! I thought it was very cool, too, that they actually got Stevie to be in the episode, and I still contend that Lily Rabe (Misty Day) would be perfect to play her in a Stevie/Fleetwood Mac biopic! Speaking of our Misty, it sucked to see her fall prey to that dirty rotten scoundrel that is Madison!! I loved how when Madison talked about her being the Supreme cause she 'came back from the dead', she was reminded that....oh yeah....Misty brought you back! 😅 And it sucked to lose Nan, too! Fiona and Marie's partnership is starting to take shape...of course, frikkin' drowning Nan was their little bonding moment!! 😡 If I feel bad for any Goode, it's Cordelia!! Love Fiona as a character, but, yes...very hard to feel bad for her given the person she is! Myrtle coming in strong with the theremin was hysterical--once we saw her playing it! It was used for the theme song of the original Star Trek series, which is naturally why Sheldon plays it on BBT. Kashmir, a Led Zep cover band, uses it in their shows, which is pretty crazy!

Slothlyke

Gotta do all the cocaine in the afterlife, heart issues are for the living XD Fiona: 'Im so sad to be a mortal, I should have been rewarded for killing innocent people and stuff'

Austin

Jessica Lange won her second emmy (the first win was for season 1) for AHS for this episode! I see why as her performance in the final moments of the episode broke my heart when this first aired!