The community turns on Ally in the wake of an employee's death; Beverly reports on a serial killer in the area; Ally and Ivy become the target of a series of disturbing events.

Ally's paranoia intensifies with the arrival of new neighbors and trouble at the restaurant; Oz finds a way to handle his fears with Winter's help.

After the surprising results of the 2016 presidential election, a fearful woman's phobias begin to resurface.

Camp Redwood draws in a lost soul looking for closure.

A deadly trio emerges, hell-bent on unleashing a new era at Camp Redwood; former counselors desperately try to keep history from repeating itself.

A hidden chapter of Camp Redwood is revealed; the survivors help a stranded hitchhiker.

With the horrors of the night behind them, the survivors deal with the fallout of their choices.

As twilight broaches, the survivors brace for a final brawl.

Mr. Jingles closes in on the one who got away as the counselors rally to escape Camp Redwood.

Imitation is the best form of tragedy; coming clean can be pretty messy.

Darkness descends upon the camp; although it's lights out, evil has no curfew.

A group of young friends set out for a summer of fun when they hit the road to Camp Redwood to work as counselors.

Cordelia and Myrtle prepare for the End Times; the witches make a desperate last stand at Outpost Three in the final showdown against the Antichrist.

Lamenting the state of society, Mutt and Jeff set their sights on a "brighter" future; an emboldened Michael plunges the Coven into their darkest hour, forcing them to gamble their hopes on the abilities of one witch.

After the deaths of his most trusted advisers, Michael goes on a vision quest to find his place in the world; a group of followers devoted to his unholy father points him toward his destiny.

The witches recruit a clairvoyant friend to expose deceivers in their midst; Cordelia looks to make a deal with another sort of devil; a test of Mallory's powers reveals more about the Supreme-elect; covens unite to send Michael a fiery message.

Behold and Madison are sent on a mission to Murder House to uncover the truth about Michael Langdon's past; although revelations about their next Supreme paint a bleak picture, there may be room to set some things right.

Beset by visions of a terrifying future, Cordelia lets Michael attempt the Seven Wonders; a wealthy new student joins the coven; John Henry's suspicions are short lived; Michael's test brings back a familiar face along with a chorus of warnings.

Three years before the bombs drop, Outpost Three houses the Hawthorne School for Exceptional Young Men; its inhabitants, warlocks living in the shadow of Cordelia Goode's coven, place their hopes on new, troubled apprentice Michael Langdon.

As Ms. Mead grapples with her identity, Michael reveals more of his; Coco's ex rears his ugly head; Venable crafts a plan to give the residents of Outpost 3 one magical night.

A new occupant arrives at the Outpost with alarming news, causing a domino effect of lust, betrayal and self-destruction.

A dramatization of true events.

This limited series brings viewers inside one of the most prolific American court cases of the 20th century -- the O.J. Simpson murder trial -- from the lawyers' viewpoints. Based on the book "The Run of His Life," the 10-episode series details behind-the-scenes dealings and maneuvering by both the prosecution and defense as they try to convince the jury to side with them in what was dubbed "the trial of the century." Key elements of the trial that are explored involve overconfidence by the prosecution and the LAPD's history with the black community in Los Angeles. The all-star cast includes Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr. as the Hall of Fame football player, Oscar nominee John Travolta as Robert Shapiro and Nathan Lane as F. Lee Bailey.

During a 12-hour period when all crime -- including murder -- is legal, a group of seemingly unrelated characters cross paths in a city in an altered America. While the clock winds down, some will fight, some will hide, others will embrace what it means to purge to its fullest extent -- whether for revenge, personal gain, protection, or unadulterated glee. As each character is forced to reckon with his or her past and plot how to better their futures, they soon discover how far they will go on Purge Night.

Angela Rance believes something is very wrong in her home. Plagued by increasingly frightening nightmares, she isn't the only one in her family suffering: her husband Henry is slowly losing his mind, while their older daughter spends all of her time locked in her room and the younger one believes she hears strange noises coming from inside the walls. Desperate, she turns to Father Tomas Ortega -- the progressive leader of their suburban Chicago parish -- setting him on a collision course with old school Vatican soldier Father Marcus Brennan, as all their fates become entangled in a battle against an ancient force of evil.

"What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" co-stars Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, two of the most prolific actresses in the history of Hollywood, had a famous feud while shooting the 1962 film. This docudrama from Emmy-winning producer Ryan Murphy ("American Horror Story") recalls the details of the legendary rivalry the Oscar-winning actresses had while filming the movie and extended well after the cameras stopped rolling. "Feud" recalls how the ladies struggled to hang on to fame in the twilight of their careers as they faced such obstacles as ageism, sexism and misogyny. Leading the acclaimed cast are Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon -- portraying Crawford and Davis, respectively -- who have won three Oscars between them.

Annalise Keating (Oscar- and Tony-winning actress Viola Davis), a brilliant, charismatic and seductive professor of defense law, teaches a class called How to Get Away With Murder. Annalise, also a criminal defense attorney, selects a group of students -- the best and the brightest -- to assist with cases at her firm alongside her employees, the trustworthy and discreet Frank Delfino (Charlie Weber) and Bonnie Winterbottom ("Gilmore Girls" alum Liza Weil), an associate attorney. Mysteries arise that test everyone's limits and reveal dark truths.

Dr. Ephraim Goodweather, the head of the CDC's New York-based Canary Project, is called upon to investigate when an airplane lands with everybody on board dead. What his team discovers is a viral outbreak that has similarities to an ancient strain of vampirism. As the virus begins to spread, Goodweather works with his team and a group of the city's residents to wage a war that could hold humanity's fate in its hand. The show's executive producers include Oscar-nominated writer Guillermo del Toro and Emmy-winning producer Carlton Cuse.

Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Tim Minear reimagine the procedural drama with "9-1-1." The series explores the high-pressure experiences of first responders -- including police officers, firefighters and dispatchers -- who are thrust into the most frightening, shocking and heart-stopping situations. These emergency responders must try to balance saving those who are at their most vulnerable with solving the problems in their own lives. The show draws from real-life, high-pressure experiences of first responders who regularly face heart-stopping situations that are often unpredictable, intense and uplifting at the same time.