American Horror Story: Double Feature finale: Will Red Tide factor in?
Are these two halves of the story connected in any way? There are certainly some theories that have been dangled out there already.
New American Horror Story video! Go ahead and watch all of our thoughts on episode 9 below, including how it sets the stage for the big finale coming up. Once you do just that, be sure to then also SUBSCRIBE to Matt & Jess on YouTube. There are other updates ahead and we don’t want you to miss.
One of the biggest ones we’ve heard about time and time again relates to the Black Pill, the source of everyone’s sudden “inspiration” in the first half of the season. The lamest theory out there is that this entire alien saga is a story from Harry / someone else who took the pill in Red Tide. It’s hard to imagine that being altogether satisfying.
Meanwhile, another theory is that the pill is somehow alien technology and therefore, the byproduct of some negotiation with Ike and the aliens. Could the Chemist be connected, or did this character stumble across some plans for it? These are viable possibilities, and at least you could make an argument that the writers could say this.
There’s an additional argument now that Harry and Doris’ baby in Red Tide could actually be the “perfect specimen” mentioned in the promo for the finale, but that would make little sense given that neither Harry nor Doris have any alien connections at all. Could you argue that the Black Pill contains some sort of alien element that allowed the baby to be produced with such DNA? Sure, but the baby was also conceived prior to the two ever arriving in Provincetown. All of this would be a HARD sell.
Related – Be sure to get some more news when it comes to American Horror Story right now
What do you most want to see on the American Horror Story: Double Feature finale?
Be sure to share right now in the attached comments! Once you do that, stick around — there are more updates coming and we don’t want you missing them. (Photo: FX.)
This article was written by Jess Carter. Be sure to follow her on Twitter.