OMG TV Moments: American Horror Story: Coven's Fiery Death, The X Factor's Wild Card Twist and More!

Catch up on all the latest TV dish from Wednesday, Nov. 6

Warning: We're about to run down the biggest TV moments from Wednesday night. If you don't want to be spoiled on a particular show, skip to the next!

The X Factor: Curveball alert! The Fox reality singing competition pulled a fast one on fans, bringing recently eliminated contestant Josh Levi back as a wild card after Paulina Rubio realized she made a mistake cutting him. (How very Simon Cowell with eventual winner Melanie Amaro in season one!) He sang Jackson 5's "Who Loving You" and the judges were clearly loving Josh, as Simon gushes he went from "zero to hero" and Demi Lovato says bringing Josh back is "the smartest thing Paulina did." 

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American Horror Story: Coven: Is Zoe (Taissa Farmiga) the next Supreme?! It sure seems like it! After the school is attacked by the zombies, thanks to Marie Laveau (Angela Bassett), Zoe finally takes matters into her own hands. Which meant grabbing a chainsaw and going to freakin' town on the walking dead. Get. It. Girl.

But when the chainsaw dies, Zoe pulls some crazy witchy power out of nowhere, stopping Marie's antic altogether. "I don't know what that was, but they got some real power in that witch house now," Marie says. (Fingers crossed Spalding [Denis O'Hare] doesn't end up with another doll to add to his collection. Again: ew!)

Fortunately, Fiona (Jessica Lange) is busy dealing with the Council, who basically tried to fire has as the Supreme. LOL forever, right?! Fiona was able convince the Council that her longtime rival Myrtle (Francis Conroy) is the one who blinded Cordelia (Sarah Paulson), which she probably was, and who killed Madison (Emma Roberts), who Fiona actually killed. The result? Myrtle is burned at the stake, which Fiona lights with her cigarette. Lesson o' the day? Never try to out-witch the ultimate witch! (Too bad Misty Day, who has the power of resurgence, just happens to stumble upon Myrtle's body.)

Arrow: The Black Canary (Caity Lotz) is known for her cry…which is exactly what she made us do in tonight's episode when Sara finally revealed to her father Lance (Paul Blackthorne), who went into a deep depression after she "died," that she's alive. AND how good was her telling him, "I never forgot your voice, dad." Sob! Double sob-worthy?! Lance crying as he holds Sara and says, "I can't let you go." 

 

So why did she come clean? The League of Assassins are after her, which puts her family in some serious danger. And fans waiting for Laurel (Katie Cassidy) to learn that her little sis is alive will have to wait a little longer as Lance agreed not to tell his eldest, who was busy poppin' pills anyway, to protect her. Is it bad that we kind of love dark Laurel?!

 

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Revolution: Sebastian Monroe (David Lyons) is alive. We repeat: Monroe is a walking, talking, living, breathing, totally-not-dead person! Sneaky, sneaky Rachel (Elizabeth Mitchell) saved him by only making it seem like he died and then digging him up from his grave. Buried alive? No thank you, we'll pass. If that isn't twisted enough for you, we also learned that Aaron (Zak Orth) has some very strange "abilities." Like, he can set people on fire using only his mind. Wait a second, is this Revolution we're watching or American Horror Story: Coven?! Aww, Aaron and Madison Montgomery (Emma Roberts) would've made a cute couple…

Law and Order: SVU: It was a star-studded affair on tonight's episode of the NBC hit as the gang tackled yet another taboo subject. Clay Aiken, Taylor Hicks, and Ashanti joined the judges' table for the fake show within our show called American Divas, an obvious nod to American Idol. Carly Rose Sonenclar, runner-up on season two of The X Factor, also joined the show as a promising and wildly talented up-and-coming singer. Damn, that girl can sing.

The team was investigating allegations that one of the show's high-profile music coaches was a child molester. The coach, played by Kinky Boot's Billy Porter, was also a preschool music teacher, and multiple four-year-old boys were coming forward claiming that the teacher was also "playing doctor." Ugh. Thanks for making us want to throw up, SVU. Luckily, we learned that the coach was innocent and it was all just a rumor that the little boys' scorned older sisters were making up. Phew!

The Tomorrow People: Well, that was fast! After it was revealed in last week's episode that John (Luke Mitchell) has the ability to kill (Tomorrow People are born unable to take a life), girlfriend Cara (Peyton List) learned the truth when he took out an Ultra agent. And yeah, she was pretty stunned/horrified/confused. Oh, and she was super-pissed that he never told her.  

But Cara has a dark side, too, and didn't need a procedure from Ultra to tap into it as she gives takes away one of the Tomorrow People's powers when he betrays the group. Like she said, she's a badass!

What did you watch on Wednesday night? Sound off in the comments!