‘American Horror Story’ Season 5 Episode 12 Live Stream: Get Links For ‘Be Our Guest’ Here
Ramona finally got to kill The Countess (Lady Gaga) and even had her stuck in the hotel as an angry ghost.
Find out what will happen in the "American Horror Story" season 5 episode 12 live stream!
Last episode, Liz (Dennis O'Hare) and Iris (Kathy Bates) were finally able to kill off The Countess with a help from Ramona (Angela Bassett). Although the duo stormed the hotel with guns blazing, The Countess was able to escape the scene thanks to Sally's (Sarah Paulson) help. She didn't escape unscathed, however.
Donovan (Matt Bomer), however, wasn't as lucky. Thankfully, Liz and Iris were able to drag him outside of the hotel before he died so that his soul won't be stuck in the cursed place.
When they failed to kill The Countess, Liz and Iris turned to Ramona for help. However, she needed fresh blood to gain strength. This was when Queenie (Gabourey Sidibe) stepped in, who was killed by James March (Evan Peters) so that the witch could take her blood.
Weakened by Liz and Iris' assault, The Countess only managed to seduce Ramona before the witch could kill her off. Too bad John (Wes Bentley) was there to finish the job, completing the Ten Commandments killing. The Countess was left as an angry ghost inside her own hotel.
What will happen to Hotel Cortez now?
Catch the finale episode through these "American Horror Story" season 5 episode 12 live stream links. Check out FX Online to see the episode. For Hulu subscribers, visit the streaming site here.
What will fans expect in the finale episode?
According to E! News, episode 12 will have the "most emotional finale of all the seasons - at least for one character in particular."
The synopsis also hints that Liz and Iris will be taking over "a new era" of the hotel while John and Alex will "struggle to adapt to life" outside of Hotel Cortez.
According to iDigitalTimes, fans can also check out the "American Horror Story" season 5 episode 12 live stream through several mobile applications. FX Now reportedly already allows cable subscribers to stream their shows at any time.
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