Ryan Murphy Details ‘AHS13’ Plans, Connection to Norman Lear
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Ryan Murphy Details ‘AHS13’ Plans, Connection to Norman Lear

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Television producer Ryan Murphy has outlined his plans for the next three seasons of 'American Horror Story,' including how past storylines will intersect with season 13. He also discussed the personal significance of the year 1981 and its influence on his work, as well as a powerful connection to Norman Lear.

Murphy revealed that 1981 was a formative year for him, stating it was the year that “made” him. At age 16, he experienced newfound freedom while growing up in a Catholic family, which included increased access to television after his mother initially limited his viewing.

The producer is planning a three-season arc for 'American Horror Story,' with details on how previous seasons will be woven into the upcoming 'AHS13.' He did not specify *how* past seasons would appear in the new installment, but confirmed it's part of his overall vision.

Beyond ‘AHS,’ Murphy also highlighted a “powerful connection” to Norman Lear.

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