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There is no new episode this week, by the way. Things will resume as normal next week. I don't know if we're gonna see much Peak Norma Acting from here on out, but that's fine, because we're gonna get more than our fair share of Peak Norman Acting.
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And now the therapy sessions are starting to unravel.
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This probably isn't going to happen, but what if they try to lobotomize Norman like that other kid?
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Did they really lobotomize him or just dope him up with meds? Shock treatment maybe? I'm loving this season! I can't wait until Norman finds out about the marriage. I anticipate an epic meltdown. disgunbegud.gif I hope something interesting happens with Dylan/Emma soon though. Booorrring. Ana Lucia Cortez fucked around with this message at 20:39 on Apr 12, 2016 |
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I don't think a high-class mental health clinic would give out lobotomies. It's more likely he was drugged so much (probably mood stabilizers and a fair dose of painkillers after getting the poo poo kicked out of him) that he didn't recognize anything. Next week's preview shows Norma going apeshit, and that's always a welcome sight.
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Croquette? The only other piece of pop culture that I've ever seen with that sport is Calvin and Hobbes. I wouldn't say giving mentally disturbed people hammers is a good idea.
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Y-Hat posted:Croquette? The only other piece of pop culture that I've ever seen with that sport is Calvin and Hobbes. I wouldn't say giving mentally disturbed people hammers is a good idea. Rich people
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Oh my god, Norma making dinner as loudly as humanly possible out of frustration is loving obnoxious and great 
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So I wonder if Doc is starting to get an idea of what he's dealing with now.
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Chick looks Hasidic. I was gonna ask when all the breakthroughs everyone made would start to come crashing down in a violent mess. Looks like we don't have to wait long! get that OUT of my face fucked around with this message at 03:03 on Apr 19, 2016 |
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That scene of Norman under the bed holding Norma's hand for comfort as her husband basically rapes her for trying to leave him, was one of the most disturbing things I've scene on TV.
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Stabitha posted:That scene of Norman under the bed holding Norma's hand for comfort as her husband basically rapes her for trying to leave him, was one of the most disturbing things I've scene on TV.  
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I'm loving loooooving the doctor parts. I assumed the hospital would be wheel spinning until Norman got out but he's just giving it all away and it's so fascinating to watch. Is this kid under lock and key to this production or something? How is he not in everything? The way his face contorts as he switches over from Norman to Norma, his head sort of switches perspectives because she is sitting in a different spot. Perfect.
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What makes Freddie Highmore great this season is that he's now constantly playing two characters and playing them very well. He's got Norma's flippant attitude down pat. Give him all the Emmys.
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Tonight's episode is named "No Place Like Home." Something tells me there won't be a fairy tale-like ending to this one. "Things have to get worse first." Oh boy. Aaaaaaand they just got worse. get that OUT of my face fucked around with this message at 02:04 on Apr 26, 2016 |
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Ahahahaha, what a bizarre way for him to find out that his mom's bangin' the sheriff
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"Wait, did Emma die?" "What? No, Jesus, Norma!"
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Why does everyone describe Norman as kind, empathetic, sweet, etc? His normal personality comes off kind of dickish to me.
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Well Norman leaving the institution is just about the worst fuckin' thing he could do. Now he's gonna kill more people. Great job, Norma.
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Norma's face when Norman dropped the word "husband" was just perfect. Pure panic.
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Who is working the front desk of the motel these days? I like to think there are tons of guests just driving away when nobody is around to check them in.
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Homo Depot posted:Why does everyone describe Norman as kind, empathetic, sweet, etc? His normal personality comes off kind of dickish to me. I wonder how long we're gonna have to wait to see Norman take another scalp. I don't think it's gonna be next episode. Edit: Wow, Freddie Highmore played Charlie Bucket in that totally forgettable Tim Burton-directed "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." I was not aware of that. get that OUT of my face fucked around with this message at 05:40 on Apr 27, 2016 |
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Norman doesn't like the big TV. Not off to a good start. poo poo is hitting the fan in slow motion. get that OUT of my face fucked around with this message at 02:32 on May 3, 2016 |
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May 3, 2016 02:04
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Norma calling Norman on his bullshit Hahaha
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hahahaha wow, that's quite a reaction.
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Y-Hat posted:hahahaha wow, that's quite a reaction.
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Is Norman gonna kill the loving sheriff? Because I feel like he's at least gonna try 
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May 3, 2016 02:45
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Somebody's gonna be dead by the end of this episode.
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May 3, 2016 02:46
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Oh yeah, Pineview made him "better" alright 
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Norman's such a little bitch, my god. He has the emotional maturity of a 10 year old or some poo poo. e:  Jesus...
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Bad idea, Romero
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I dig the multiple camera angle shots of Norman cutting the same piece of wood. But yeah, you're around a mentally ill person with an axe. This is not going to end well.
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I wish this show was more popular on here because it's been fantastic this season. Norman with that axe.. so tense.
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Yeah, this really is one of the tensest shows on TV. Norman does kind of have a point when calling Norma a hypocrite though. We saw in the first season or two how controlling she was and how she actively discouraged any independence or outside connection on his part (except with the girl who was only going to live to 25, and thus was not a threat to take Norman away forever). And it used to be her that was instigating most of the creepy inappopriate behavior. In a way she's living with the monster she helped build.
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I really dig when Vera Farmiga gets to just snap and start screaming every few episodes. Her bitching at Norman in the Christmas trees is just so fun to watch. That last scene with the ax... they know how to play the tension game so very well on this show. We know its going to happen and it's going to be hosed up when it does. Am I mistaken, or did Freddie Highmore write this episode as well? I know there's no chance in hell Dylan and Emma make it out, but I really want them to get away and just be happy. Normally I hate that kind of sappy bullshit but I really like both characters, especially together.
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