Constance Langdon

there was other, there's other, like...

Yeah, there was other, like, rules here and there that he was just like- Yeah ... "Whoa." You know, even, like, with Constance, like, he's like, "Oh, Constance." Fucking Constance.

He's like, he's like, "Constance used to own this house." Before we get introduced to the Denis O'Hare character- Yeah ...

any of those things, like yeah, he's already- Oh ... clicked into this is, that's her house, that's why she's, she's into it.

Well, I got a question.

But anyways, rolls credits, then Elsa Mars- Do it again, Jay ... is back.

[laughs] Jessica Lange- Again ... turns to her freak show character, reunited with members of her cabinet of curiosities, and performs Peggy Lee's hit, "Is That All There Is?" 'Cause what screams hell more than cabaret? Uh- Yeah ...

so we have characters interacting, Constance and her kids, the Andersons, 13 female sacrifices to restore Mr. Noss's full power.

So it was perfectly timed.

I had never seen her play Constance Langdon.

Oh.

I'd never watched any of American Horror Story.

Yay

... as Constance Langdon from Murder House.

Oh.

That's important for you to know.

[laughs]

That doesn't happen in real life.

So he ends up working as a hospice worker, which is someone who cares for someone at the end of their life, for Constance Langdon, who's Jessica Lange's character-

Got it

You picked a hell of a season to come in on, but welcome to the show.

And I suggest you go back and watch at least the Coven season, Murder House, etc., etc., and especially hotel with that one coming up in this episode i believe but we know ryan murphy dropped an explosive airliner crash on us a psychotic hospice nightmare i'll call it and then of course we have jessica lang's constance langdon walking freely somehow in new york city in the first what 33 32 22 hour and 20 minutes and i know from the comments that a lot of casual viewers and new viewers and even some returning viewers are a little bit overwhelmed.

And I get that as well.

I've even seen some people say that this season is just going to be this chaotic, greatest hits type of remix.

And that is in the New York apartment complex of the Apollyon.

His patient just happens to be the decaying, nasty looking, crusty guy.

87-year-old Mr. Nas and the person that's managing everything, his daytime affairs, the one who hired Ben, is none other than Constance Langdon.

And she's walking around like she shouldn't be completely chained up, not literally chained up, but like she shouldn't be attached to the murder house in Los Angeles.

That's where we find

his new patient, the gross Mr. Nas, and his daytime caretaker, Constance Langdon.

Murder house OG baddie bitch.

Jessica Langdon is fucking back.

These are noun reactions.

By noun, we mean people, places, and things.

So we're picking some things from episodes one through three that made us scream, cheer, roll our eyes, or ask Ryan Murphy, what the fuck are you doing? So starting with people, Constance Langdon, a.k.a.

Jessica Lang.

That's where we find

his new patient, the gross Mr. Nas, and his daytime caretaker, Constance Langdon.

Murder house OG baddie bitch.

Jessica Lang is fucking back.

The one who got hit by a car.

She's alive and well, guys.

And we flip to a scene with Constance and Addie decorating a black Christmas tree.

And that has some satanic undertones.

Any other reflections on your part?

I think the one note I'll make is, and going into the next episode that is a German word, we see Constance Langdon using German here or there.

And that's where I started to get a little confused because Elsa Mars was German, I believe, in season four.

So it's I don't remember Constance having a German background or I could be wrong, but it's like almost like these people are.