Creators Robert and Michelle King lead us deeper into the series premiere of Evil ("Genesis 1") as they explain where the idea for the show all began and their inspiration for George, the demon.

Creators Robert and Michelle King elaborate on how Episode 2 ("177 Minutes") expands the scope of the series and how Kristen's (Katja Herbers) recurring night terrors speak to the contagious nature of media.

Hitting on the themes in Episode 3 ("3 Stars"), creators Robert and Michelle King play with the idea of everyday evil, praise guest star John Glover, and remind viewers just how little we can trust technology.

After watching Episode 4 ("Rose 390"), learn more about psychopathic children, online predators, and just how creepy augmented reality technology could become.

Get amped for tricks and treats in Episode 5 ("October 31") as the show creators dig into that creepy masked kid, how they paid homage to The Exorcist, and why it's so fun to spoof supernatural reality TV.

Creators Robert and Michelle King take us deeper into Episode 6 ("Let X = 9") as they explore the idea of prophecy and the dark places Kristen (Katja Herbers) is pushed to when Leland (Michael Emerson) starts a relationship with her mother Sheryl (Christine Lahti).

In Episode 7 ("Vatican III)," Church officials interrupt David (Mike Colter), Kristen (Katja Herbers), and Ben's (Aasif Mandvi) investigation into a possibly possessed serial killer. Find out what creators Robert and Michelle King have to say about the episode's exorcism and potential implications of the Church's demon codex.

How do you make a demon baby? Creators Robert and Michelle King take us further into Episode 8 ("2 Fathers") when they reveal the magic behind that cornfield scene, elaborate on David's (Mike Colter) estranged father, and explain Kristen's (Katja Herbers) husband wasn't always going to be so likeable.

Go behind the scenes of Episode 9 ("Exorcism Part 2") as creators Robert and Michelle King discuss what it takes to create a lone gunman without glamorizing this disturbing element of society. Also, learn more about Leland's (Michael Emerson) growing influence and the legal implications of an exorcism.

Hear why Episode 10 ("7 Swans A Singin'") was one of the most difficult to write and how the infectious earworm that plays a big part in this holiday-themed installment of Evil came to be.

Creators Robert and Michelle King tell us the true story that inspired Episode 11 ("Room 320") and David's crazy hospital hallucinations.

Proving that history can be more frightening than fiction, series creators Robert and Michelle King explain how trauma can lead to ruthless acts, as seen in Episode 12 ("Justice x 2").

Is the end only the beginning? Creators Robert and Michelle King-as well as stars Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi, and Michael Emerson-elaborate on the Season 1 finale (Episode 13, "Book 27") and what may lie ahead in Season 2.

The creators of Evil, Robert and Michelle King, along with cast members Aasif Mandvi (Ben Shakir) and Mike Colter (David Acosta), show off the meticulous detail and planning that went into creating the silent episode fans will be talking about for years to come. Be warned: there are spoilers here.

Evil creators Robert and Michelle King provide a look inside Season 2, Episode 8 ("B is for Brain"). Cast members Mike Colter (David Acosta) and Katja Herbers (Kristen Bouchard) provide additional insight.

Evil creators Robert and Michelle King discuss why tapping into aliens was a natural fit for the show in Episode 9 of Season 2 ("U Is For U.F.O."). Stars Michael Emerson (Leland Townsend) and Christine Lahti (Sheryl Luria) talk about the power shift between Leland and Sheryl and tease just how far Leland will go this season to foil David and return in good (evil) standing with the Devil.

Diving into the themes of Season 2, Episode 10 ("O Is For Ovaphobia"), Evil creators Robert and Michelle King explore Lexis's monsterous body image issues. Also, star Aasif Mandvi (Ben Shakir) chimes in on Ben's complicated love life and Christine Lahti (Sheryl Luria) shares how she struggled with Sheryl's traumatic storyline.

Between blood baths and gut-spilling, Evil creators Robert and Michelle King have plenty to share about the gory metaphors of Season 2, Episode 11 ("I Is For IRS"). Stars Michael Emerson (Leland Townsend) and Katja Herbers (Kristen Bouchard) analyze the way Leland's exorcism moves him closer to evil, but has the opposite effect on Kristen.

Evil creators Robert and Michelle King admit they had a lot of fun when writing Season 2, Episode 12 ("D Is For Dolls"). Between doll-worshipping and Dr. Boggs' (Kurt Fuller) demonic run-in with George, the line between humor and terror is a thin one. Star Christine Lahti (Sheryl Luria) also speaks to Sheryl's new-found empowerment.

With Season 3 well in their sights, Evil creators Robert and Michelle King break down the major elements of the Season 2 finale ("C Is For Cannibal"). They divulge details behind that Rosemary's Baby inspired cannibal feast, the corruption of Lexis (Maddy Crocco), and, of course, all that steamy tension between Kristen (Katja Herbers) and David (Mike Colter).