Bates Motel 2017 — Page 3

I thought it was interesting how the Norman side was trying to deny the Norma side in a mental battle. It was beautifully done. But it seems that Norma won out. Highmore is one fine actor.

Some really clever and tricky camera work this week as well, for those that notice that sort of thing. The first shot of the episode, when the camera was hovering over the motel sign, then moved downward and out into the parking lot through the legs of the sign (as Marion drove in).  And then later in the episode when the camera went through the framed needlework on the motel room wall to Norman's eye.

I believe that in the Psycho film, Sam Loomis is the one that came back and caught Norman. Maybe, with the shower twist, Marion is now the one to come back and catch Norman.

This weeks episode was stunning. If Highmore doesn't take home an Emmy for this, these awards will have lost all validity for me. I will miss this series so much when it goes.

Yes, it was. I was shocked when Norma jumped in and tried to kill Dylan. That actor was good with his reactions to Norman being Norma, but he doesn't compare to Highmore. I know I keep saying it, but he blows me away. The emotions that go through his mind and heart are subtly all there on his face. I'm as mesmerized by him as much as I was in the first episode.

Yes, just watch the latest episode and it was amazing. That kitchen scene with Norman, Dylan & "Norma" was brilliant. So sad there's only 3 more episodes.

I love that sheriff Greene is the girl in the well from Silence of the Lambs.

I think I saw Sheriff Greene get off a NY subway car yesterday.

I thought the episode tonight was surprising slow moving considering that the series concludes next week.

I'm glad it didn't drag for me. Anyway, how did sheriff Romero know that Norma's body wasn't in its grave?

Really not a fan of this season. I was excited for them to tackle the Psycho storyline last year, but they are ruining it for me. Wish it ended last season and left the rest up for imagination. 

oh, ok. I may have missed that. thanks SNAFU

I kind of felt let down with the final episode. The writing was pretty sloppy with an "OK, let's end this thing in the most obvious of ways."

I was hoping, one Dylan got the gun, it was going to be more of a George and Lenny scene.