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Posted: 2017-01-12T19:43:00Z | Updated: 2017-01-12T19:43:00Z 'American Horror Story' Has Officially Been Renewed For Seasons 8 And 9 | HuffPost

'American Horror Story' Has Officially Been Renewed For Seasons 8 And 9

Keep those theories coming!

Good news, “American Horror Story ” fans: FX has just renewed the series for two more seasons , Entertainment Weekly reports. That means you can keep those theories coming all the way into 2019. 

“We’re extending it out of trust and goodwill but also, Ryan [Murphy] made a commitment that he would continue to run that show and that he would be involved as he has been in the past with … designing and building the show from the ground up,” FX CEO John Landgraf said, per EW, at the Television Critics Association’s press tour on Thursday.

The news comes a few months after “AHS” was picked up for a seventh season , which will reportedly air this fall. Details about the upcoming season “will be shrouded in super secrecy,” Landgraf said.

Seeing as Murphy kept us in the dark about the Season 6 theme (”Roanoke”), it comes as no surprise he’ll keep us guessing for Season 7. We do know, however, that it will be “a modern-day story .” Murphy also confirmed series regulars Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters have signed on to return. 

As for seasons 8 and 9, Landgraf doesn’t have any details.

“I honestly couldn’t tell you what Seasons 8 or 9 [could] be, but I can only tell you that I’m really excited about Season 7 and I’m utterly confident that Seasons 8 and 9 will be equally original and interesting,” he said. 

As long as Paulson comes back for all three seasons, we’ll be watching. A Jessica Lange return couldn’t hurt, either. 

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