American Horror Story: Evan Peters Shares His Five Favorite Episodes
Earlier this year, fans of American Horror Story were disappointed to learn that Evan Peters, one [...]
Murder House, "Rubber Man"
The eighth episode of Season 1, Murder House, saw Peters' Tate Langdon revealed to be the Rubber Man as well as his motivation for wearing it and raping Vivien (Connie Britton) -- he was attempting to provide the distraught Nora Montgomery (Lily Rabe) with a baby. The episode also reveals that Tate is responsible for other attrocities in the house, including the murder of previous owners Patrick and Chad.
prevnextAsylum, “Welcome to Briarcliff”
The season premiere for Season 2, Asylum, "Welcome to Briarcliff" introduces viewers Kit Walker (Peters) who was comitted to Briarcliff Manor in 1964 after being accused of being the serial killer "Bloody Face", though he thinks something a bit more sinister may have been responsible and protests his innocence.
prevnextFreak Show, “Monsters Among Us”
The premiere for the third season, Freak Show, "Monsters Among Us", is an episode that made both Peters' and Murphy's lists. The episode introduces viewrs to Elsa Mars (Jessica Lange) and her carnival freak show as well as many other characters, including Jimmy Darling (Peters) -- and his lobster-like hands.
prevnextHotel, “Devil’s Night”
Season Five, Hotel, episode "Devil's Night" is one that makes a lot of fan lists as well as Peters'. The episode sees a variety of serial killers check in to the Hotel Cortez -- as well as Richard Ramirez going on a killing spree -- to take part of James March's (Peters) annual Devil's Night dinner.
prevnextCult, “Charles (Manson) in Charge”
Season Seven, Cult, saw Peters play a lot of characters -- cult leader Kai Anderson, Andy Warhol, Marshal Applewhite, David Koresh, Jim Jones, Charles Manson, and even Jesus. The episode on Peters' list, "Charles (Manson) in Charge" sees Kai decide to stage a "night of a thousand Tates" -- a reference to the Tate murders carried out by Charles Mansion in 1969.
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