We’ve Come to the End: The Season Finale of ‘American Horror Story: Apocalypse’

American Horror Story: Apocalypse / Episode 10: Apocalypse Then / FX So, after the boredom that was last week’s episode, the end is nigh. Michael called together all the big wigs of “The Cooperative-Illuminati” and set his plan to end the world into motion. Supreme Cordelia and what’s left of the coven are at their figurative Alamo, about to make their last stand. Tonight, we will know if this is the end of the coven and the beginning of Michael’s reign. Now then, shall we proceed… *Spoilers coming like loose ends tied and new questions left open*

Like Boyz II Men We’ve come to the end of the road and what a way for it to start. My girl Myrtle Snow comes through with the opening and is Thanos snapping and spelling-casting Ms. Venable, Jeff, and Mutt into submission and obedience. She is there to help secure a place for Coco and Mallory in the outpost after the apocalypse. (Side note: We also find out that it was Myrtle, while using a spell, that made Ms. Venable believe that she shouldn’t wear purple. Myrtle so petty, and I love it.) *does last American Horror Story bop for the season* Forgotten Lives for the Greater Good Back at Misty’s swamp home, the remaining coven members are preparing for the end. Supreme Cordelia knows that Michael is too powerful to be stopped and rising Supreme Mallory is no where near strong enough to perform the time travel spell to stop him. This is where we begin to filter in the events that lead into where Apocalypse began. The plan is to place…

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