It’s just another bad thing that happened in that very bad place. What we have here is essentially a Tales From the Murder House kind of story. It’s not as though the in-universe history of the Murder House is limited to what we’ve seen before. That idea might seem initially confusing because, again, “Rubber (Wo)man” is centered on stuff from “AHS.” But the logic does make sense. Multiple individuals with knowledge of the 20th Television-produced “AHS” spinoff told TheWrap that Falchuk and Murphy hoped to distinguish the new anthology series from the original with a story that was fully separate from what came before. Which is how executive producers Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk wanted it. Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuks FX horror anthology premiered in 2011 with a season that viewers dubbed 'Murder House. But don’t go looking for any story connections. American Horror Story season 1 featured a large ensemble cast, and many of the characters in the shows debut installment encountered brutal deaths. Obviously, the house is still trapping everybody who dies in it, condemning them to live there for eternity. While “Rubber (Wo)man” may rely on “AHS” lore - and the viewer’s existing knowledge of how things work in the Murder House - this is a fully self-contained story here, without any baggage from previous narratives. Sarah Paulson Talks Returning to Set for ‘AHS’ Season 10, ‘Impeachment’ Amid Pandemic
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