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All's Fair Season 2 Release Date Confirmed By Ryan Murphy

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All's Fair is returning soon.

While speaking with ScreenRant's Liam Crowley at the red carpet event for American Horror Story season 13, Ryan Murphy shared that All's Fair season 2 will debut on November 5 with a three-episode premiere. Check out his comments below:

I believe All's Fair season 2 drops November 5. I think it’s November 5… I think we were figuring out the pattern order of how we were gonna drop it [last week], but I think it’s coming out on November 5, and we’re dropping the first 3 episodes the first week.

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