Question: And any possibility down the road, even seasons from now, we might see Chris Colfer or someone from "Glee" pop up doing a horror story?

Ryan Murphy: You know, those kids are terrified of "American Horror Story." Absolutely terrified. We ‑‑ Brad and I had a screening for them, and they all went. And I think they're great ‑‑ and they love the show. They're obsessed with the show. They go over and visit and touch the gross special effects and prosthetics. But many of them reported that they didn't sleep after they watched it, so they're ‑‑ you know, they love ‑‑ that group of kids, you know, is a great family for us, and we love them all. And they've been very supportive, and we're supportive of them. But that's fun, sort of ‑‑ Lea and Chris the other day went over and talked to Connie and saw Rubber Man. And without naming names, a couple of them had to not watch the show. It was too intense for them, which I also quite enjoyed. And, you know, we were doing this sort of "scare people" thing. And to do that, you have to sign up and be scared. And all of them, much to our horror, were too scared to sign up. So we're busting their chops about that, that they're all a bunch of wimps. They're just song‑and‑dance wussies. They love it, though. They've all seen it, and they all really enjoy it.