Expect a "series of reveals" still to come as the Niecy Nash-Betts horror story continues to roll out its final episodes, barreling towards a finale that will set up a second season, say show mastermind Murphy and FX boss John Landgraf.

Did Grotesquerie just give us a late contender for Plot Twist of the Year? As engrossing as it was confusing, Wednesday’s seventh episode flipped the script on us, making us question everything about the show we think we’ve been watching all month.

What we’re trying to talk about in this show is something we’re all feeling, which is: No matter what side you’re on or who you are, the question is, is this really happening?” the megaproducer says of episode seven’s huge left turn.

The TV mogul tells Deadline that he would “strongly disagree” with suggestions that Grotesquerie should have been under the American Horror Story banner, or that Aaron Hernandez’s story would’ve been better suited as a new installment of American Crime Story rather than the first in a new anthology series, American Sports Story.

Ryan Murphy and FX chairman John Landgraf recently discussed the major twist in Grotesquerie Episode 7. The episode reveals that all prior events were part of Lois Tryon’s comatose mind. Murphy explained that this twist was planned from the start.

Lois faces a tough decision in a new episode of Ryan Murphy’s drama “.” The new episode premieres Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 10 p.m. ET on FX. In FX’s “,” a series of heinous crimes have unsettled a small community.

Note: This story contains spoilers from "Grotesquerie" Episode 7. After the first six episodes, you would be forgiven for thinking "Grotesquerie" is just another Ryan Murphy show -- a thriller filled with larger-than-life characters,

"I like also that some people think it's Niecy," co-creator and writer Ryan Murphy remarks to Entertainment Weekly. The answer, as is the case in most of Murphy's work, isn't so straightforward. At the end of episode 6,