There is no second episode of Grotesquerie tonight (Oct. 16)

There is no second episode of Grotesquerie tonight (Oct. 16)

As a die-hard fan of Ryan Murphy’s creations, I must say that the suspense and anticipation surrounding each episode of Grotesquerie have been nothing short of exhilarating. The show has quickly become my Wednesday night ritual, and the cliffhangers left in every episode have me on the edge of my seat, eagerly waiting for more.


On October 16th, the seventh installment of FX’s series “Grotesquerie” will air. Following that suspenseful ending, viewers have been eagerly anticipating the second episode of the night. Since its premiere, this has become our regular Wednesday evening schedule. Regrettably, instead of a new episode after “Grotesquerie” episode 7 this week, a repeat show is scheduled.

If you haven’t caught up with the latest episode of Grotesquerie, that’s alright! You can relax without fearing spoilers here. However, don’t forget to check out any previous episodes you might have missed on Hulu.

In a surprising twist for Ryan Murphy’s latest series, “Grotesquerie”, instead of the usual two episodes each Wednesday since its September 25 premiere, only one episode (episode seven) is airing today, October 16. A replay of a previous episode will follow tonight’s new installment.

When are the last episodes of Grotesquerie coming out? 

Next week, on October 23rd, two new episodes of “Grotesquerie” are scheduled to debut on FX, with these being Episodes 8 and 9. The final episode will be available for streaming on Hulu on the 30th of October, providing a fitting end to the Spooky Season as it can be enjoyed on Halloween. Here’s a brief summary:

  • Episode 7 is out on Oct. 16 only on FX (Oct. 17 on Hulu) 
  • Episode 8 is out on Oct. 23 only on FX (Oct. 24 on Hulu) 
  • Episode 9 is out on Oct. 23 only on FX (Oct. 24 on Hulu)
  • Episode 10 is out on Oct. 30 only on FX (Oct. 31 on Hulu) 

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2024-10-17 04:27

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