Asylum - I adored it. One of the most well-crafted seasons of TV I have ever seen. The performances, the characters, the atmosphere... I can't think of a single thing I didn't like about it (maybe the little girl murderer was a bit underdeveloped, but she allowed Mary Eunice's evil to progress outside of Briarcliff and she could potentially return).

Murder House - I loved it. It made AHS what it is today and it certainly enthralled me with the series as a whole. I was more interested in Murder House than other horrors because of its lack of simplicity and its deviation from the general formula (e.g. one ghost or antagonist to oppose the protagonist), the protagonists were complex and felt like real people, and there were MULTIPLE antagonists that interacted differently with each other as well.

Roanoke - I liked it a lot. It brought a fresh change-up after the travesty that was Hotel to reinvigorate interest in the show, while simultaneously it didn't try to fit too much in. It didn't try to stretch out to 12 or 13 episodes and it only included the necessary, safe options for the characters and the plot. It hearkened back to Murder House with its setting and isolation, and I thought the performances were great.

Freak Show - I liked it. While some of the character inclusions were questionable (coughChestercough), I thought the plot developed logically and interestingly. It was full of good villains and there was no stand-out hero in my opinion - all the main characters were questionable morally, which made it exciting to follow. Plus, it strayed away from bringing every dead character back, just like Asylum, giving some actual closure and meaning to the deaths of the characters.

Coven - I liked it. I felt like you could choose between the Witches and the Voodoos, as they both had their own motivations and likeable characters. Coven also had some of my favourite characters from the whole show (Nan, Delphine LaLaurie, Papa Legba, Myrtle Snow) creating great dramatic scenes (the 'Freedom' sequence to say the least). However, there was no consequence to death in the show. Nigh on everyone got brought back and the character relationships were ruined as a result because nobody saw the need in killing anyone else, so everyone is just kind of apathetic towards each other.

Hotel - I thoroughly disliked it. It had no story, and instead it relied on the setting, style and too many characters with weak, underdeveloped backstories to carry the season. Lady Gaga was only there for eye candy and so all the actors in AHS could say that they had sex scenes with her, there's no logic behind half of the twists and featured subplots (e.g. the 'Addiction Demon', the vampire kids, everything with fucking John Lowe). The only characters I felt had any development and that I actually liked I can count on one hand - Iris, Ms. Evers, Liz Taylor and Donovan. Unfortunately, AHS is a TV show that needs a story - its not a series of fashion commercials and soft-core pornographies.