‘American Horror Story’ Renewed For Season 14 At FX
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FX has renewed *American Horror Story* for a 14th season, reversing expectations that the anthology might conclude with its current, 13th season. The announcement came a week before the season finale and follows the series’ strongest streaming premiere, giving the long-running show another instalment.
Season 13’s debut reached Nielsen’s Streaming Top 10 and was Ryan Murphy’s biggest launch on Hulu and Disney+. The renewal is the first for the series in almost seven years; its previous order, made in 2020, covered seasons 11 to 13. Since launching in 2011, the show has become FX’s longest-running hour-long series and earned more than 100 Emmy nominations, winning 17.
- FX has renewed *American Horror Story* for season 14.
- Season 13 had the show’s biggest streaming premiere.
- The anthology has won 17 Emmys since launching in 2011.
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American Horror Story is an anthology drama, meaning each season tells a new horror story, often with its own setting and characters. Created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, it began in 2011 and is made for the US television network FX.
The series has also built a large following through streaming, where viewers can watch episodes online. Its seasons sometimes bring back actors in different roles, and the current story connects people and events from earlier seasons. That long-running format and its awards recognition have made the show a notable part of FX’s drama line-up.
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