Episode 12 – After Birth. Constance schemes to raise Tate’s baby as her own.

Episode 11 – Birth. Vivien gives birth; Tate and Violet try to rid the house of some of its ghosts.

Episode 10 – Smoldering Children. Violet learns the rules of the house; Larry’s condition is explained; Constance is interrogated by the police.

Episode 9 – Spooky Little Girl. One of history’s most famous murder victims visits the house; Constance discovers more of Tate’s bad behavior.

Episode 8 – Rubber Man. Hayden conspires with Tate and Nora to drive Vivien insane and take the unborn twins for herself. Meanwhile, Violet must choose whether to support her mother or not, while the full story of the deaths of Chad and Patrick, and the origin of Rubber Man, are revealed.

Episode 7 – Open House. Moira persuades a buyer to make an offer while Constance and Larry work against her efforts.

Episode 6 – Piggy, Piggy. Constance gets Violet’s assistance with Tate; Ben helps a new patient confront his fears.

Episode 5 – Halloween (2). Tate comes face to face with his past; Ben and Vivien are haunted by one of the house’s newest guests.

Episode 4 – Halloween (1). The line between the living and the dead blurs; the house’s old residents give the Harmons decorating advice.

Episode 3 – Murder House. Vivien learns about the house’s first residents; Ben’s visitor causes him to further unravel; Constance and Moira’s history is revealed.

Episode 2 – Home Invasion. Vivien and Violet find themselves in a dangerous situation; Ben goes back to Boston to fix a mistake.

Episode 1 – Pilot. Bostonians Ben and Vivien Harmon (Dylan McDermott, Connie Britton) and their teen daughter, Violet (Taissa Farmiga), move into a haunted LA. mansion in the series premiere of a violent, erotically charged horror story about a troubled family. Ben and Vivien are seeking a fresh start following a miscarriage and marital infidelity, and they got the 1920s Victorian-style house for a song. But the previous occupants died in a murder-suicide, and that’s only sign No. 1 that something’s amiss.