| "Mr. Jingles" | |
|---|---|
| Series American Horror Story Season "1984", Episode 2 | |
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| Air date | September 25th, 2019 |
| Writers | Tim Minear |
| Director | John J. Gray |
| Producers | Jay Beattie; Bradley Buecker; Dan Dworkin; Lou Eyrich; Brad Falchuk; John J. Gray; Joshua Green; Eryn Krueger Mekash; Crystal Liu; Alexis Martin Woodall; Tim Minear; Ryan Murphy; Todd Nenninger; Adam Penn; Crystal Whelan; James Wong; Melissa Wylie |
| Starring | Emma Roberts; Billie Lourd; Leslie Grossman; Cody Fern; Matthew Morrison; Gus Kenworthy; John Carroll Lynch; Angelica Ross; Zach Villa |
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"Mr. Jingles" is the second episode of season nine of the television series American Horror Story. This season carries the subtitle banner of "1984". It is the ninety-sixth episode of the series overall. It was directed by John J. Gray with a script written by Tim Minear. It first aired on the FX Network on Wednesday, September 25th, 2019 at 10:00 pm.
Cast[]
Starring[]
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| DeRon Horton | Ray Powell |
| Orla Brady | Doctor Karen Hopple |
| Lou Taylor Pucci | Jonas Shevoore |
| Todd Stashwick | Blake |
| Steven Culp | Brooke's father |
| Spencer Neville | Joseph Cavanaugh |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Zach Tinker | Sam Duke |
| Frederick Dawson | Minister |
| Alexandra Fatovich | Reporter |
| Christopher Murray | Sheriff |
| Steve Kuzj | News anchor |
| Cash Galvan | 5-year-old Richard |
| Mateo James Gallegos | 12-year-old Richard |
| Alex Livinalli | Julian Ramirez |
| Laura Vallejo | Mercedes Ramirez |
| Carlos Javier Rivera | Miguel |
| Jessica Nielson | Miguel's wife |
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Body Count[]
- Karen Hopple - Had her neck broken by Mr. Jingles
- Jonas Shevoore - Killed by Richard Ramirez. Twice!
- Blake - Stabbed through the back of the head with a sharp instrument by Mr. Jingles.
- Sam Duke - Shot in the head in flashback by Joseph Cavanaugh.
- Brooke's father - Shot in the chest in flashback by Joseph Cavanaugh.
- Joseph Cavanaugh - Dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound in flashback.
- Miguel's wife - Shot by Miguel in flashback.
Quotes[]
- Margaret Booth: I refuse to let fear dictate my life.
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