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American Horror Story – 1984, Episode 3 Slashdance

Play trailer 0:30 American Horror Story – 1984, Episode 3 Slashdance Aired Oct 2, 2019 Horror Drama Mystery & Thriller Play Trailer Watchlist
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94% Tomatometer 17 Reviews
Imitation is the best form of tragedy; coming clean can be pretty messy.
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American Horror Story — 1984, Episode 3

American Horror Story — 1984, Episode 3

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1984 delivers its best episode yet in a mind-blowing installment stuffed to the brim with endless reveals -- a fine return to AHS form.

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Phil Owen and Jennifer Maas TheWrap Oct 3, 2019
Episode Three, "Slashdance," is a bit more straightforward, with several big twists but nothing that's particularly confusing or outlandish the way the second episode was. Go to Full Review
Andrea Reiher Variety Oct 3, 2019
Can't wait to see what "American Horror Story" throws at us next week! Go to Full Review
Molly Horan AV Club Oct 3, 2019
B+
It's a lesson as old as Romeo and Juliet, and yet still needs repeating. Even if you think someone's dead, check for a pulse. Double-check for a pulse. Go to Full Review
Joe Lipsett Gayly Dreadful Dec 13, 2019
While that was a slightly better episode of American Horror Story, I think that I'm in the minority because I still don't think it was very good! Go to Full Review
Terry Mesnard Gayly Dreadful Dec 13, 2019
"Slashdance" added some much needed texture for me. Go to Full Review
Tina Wargo Culturess Oct 31, 2019
Shocking, spoilery, and deliciously salacious. Go to Full Review
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Episode Info

Synopsis Imitation is the best form of tragedy; coming clean can be pretty messy.
Director
Mary Wigmore
Executive Producer
Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Tim Minear, James Wong, Alexis Martin Woodall, Bradley Buecker
Screenwriter
James Wong
Network
FX
Rating
TV-MA
Genre
Horror, Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date
Oct 2, 2019
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