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kerimaletto: Today is the day! Please watch @americancrimestoryfx tonight at 10pm EST and see if your friend Keri made it to the final edit! This is my stand-in, @special_k_hep! Kristen was super sweet and I thanked her for her help that day. It was really a huge step for me to have a stand-in, since literally two seconds ago I was one, my last gig being on American Made for Jayma Mays. This industry is a fast ride for some and a slow ride for others, and I am just trying to enjoy every single moment I am given. Thank you Kristen for your great work that day. And hope tonight my bits make the screen! Tomorrow, I can share more pics! ❤️ #kerimaletto #aroundtheworldgirl#setlife #standin #americancrimestory#americancrimestoryversace #versace#bts #actor #film #tv #tvhost #lookalike#camera #filming #dreamcometrue

‘American Crime Story: Versace’ Finale, Welcome to ‘Krypton,’ Season Finales of ‘X-Files,’ ‘9-1-1,’ ‘Speechless’

A selective critical checklist of notable Wednesday TV:

The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story (10/9c, FX): The “making of a psychopath” flashbacks are over, and in the finale of this gripping docudrama, a desperately alone and increasingly trapped Andrew Cunanan (the electrifying Darren Criss) must come to grips with his murderous actions, even while losing his grip. The tragedy doesn’t end there, as the series’ subtext of cultural homophobia leaves the late Versace’s widowed lover (Ricky Martin) bereft of comfort, shelter and emotional support.

‘American Crime Story: Versace’ Finale, Welcome to ‘Krypton,’ Season Finales of ‘X-Files,’ ‘9-1-1,’ ‘Speechless’

maralynfacey: Here it comes! The finale of a powerful show. Keep your eyes open for the Lake Como Housekeeper. Check out @ACSFX Tomorrow on @fxnetworks . Had amazing time working with @penelopecruzofi @darrencriss@edgarramirez25 @ricky_martin! Thank you @kdtalent @danminahan #acsversace#americancrimestory #ACS #tv #setlife#actor #actorslife #versace #crimestory#americancrimestoryversace

The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story episode 9, Alone, advanced preview

Episode 9, the series finale of The Assassination of Gianni Versace, title “Alone,” picks up seconds before the fatal shooting of Versace outside of his home. Viewers will see where Cunanan runs off to and his thoughts after. Though if you were expecting immediate regret, you’d be wrong. Predictably, if you know Cunanan by now, he’s unfazed and instead very proud of himself.

So what else can you expect to see this Wednesday? We’ve screened the series finale to bring you an advanced preview of what you’ll see! Avoiding all spoilers? This is your last chance to turn away now!

The second season of American Crime Story had a lot of potential. It could have focused on Gianni’s life (since, you know, the series is named after him), or his family in the aftermath of his murder. Instead, the light was directed at Cunanan and attempts to manipulate audiences into feeling sorry for the killer. “Alone” continues to do that, and tries very hard.

Marylin Miglin is featured in the finale, she’s the best thing about the episode. She won’t hesitate to show her anger or call the police out on not finding Cunanan time.

Here’s the official synopsis for episode eight “Alone” from FX:

The hunt for spree-killer Andrew Cunanan comes to a frantic end.

This episodes was written by Tom Rob Smith and directed by Dan Minahan.

Lines to look out for. Can you guess who delivers them?

  • How many more are going to die? How much more pain do you think I can suffer? Two months. You had two months. You had his name, his photo…
  • You provide whatever security you think necessary. I have never missed a broadcast in my life.
  • Hiding? He wasn’t hiding. He was partying.
  • Andrew is not hiding, he’s trying to be seen.
  • I’ll be there. 24 hours.
  • He was my life. And suddenly I don’t matter? I don’t have a home? I have no rights? I have nothing.

The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story episode 9, Alone, advanced preview