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Norman Can’t Cut THE CORD in BATES MOTEL Series Finale

May 1, 2017 Ann Laabs 1982 Views 0 Comments Alfred Hitchcock, Aliyah O'Brien, Antonio Cayonne, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Ian Tracey, Isabelle McNally, Judge Robert Gollmar, Kenny Johnson, Kerry Ehrin, Max Theriot, Nestor Carbonell, Nicholas Carella, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga

On the series finale of BATES MOTEL, Norman takes a stand against skyrocketing cable bills and cuts “The Cord.” Just Kidding!

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VISITING HOURS at BATES MOTEL – Emma Says Goodbye, Romero Says Hello

April 19, 2017 Ann Laabs 1885 Views 1 Comment Alfred Hitchcock, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Detective Arbogast, Eileen Pedde, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Isabelle McNally, Jillian Fargey, Judge Robert Gollmar, Kerry Ehrin, Lauren Overholt, Max Theriot, Natalia Cordova-Buckley, Nestor Carbonell, Nicholas Carella, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga, Zibby Allen

With one more episode to go, BATES MOTEL sets the endgame in motion with “Visiting Hours.” Emma says goodbye to Norman and Romero says hello.

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THE BODY (of Evidence) Points to Norman on BATES MOTEL

April 12, 2017 Ann Laabs 1804 Views 0 Comments Alfred Hitchcock, Austin Nichols, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Detective Arbogast, Dominique Robinson, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Ian Tracey, Isabelle McNally, Jillian Fargey, Kerry Ehrin, Max Theriot, Natalia Cordova-Buckley, Nestor Carbonell, Nicholas Carella, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Robert Bloch, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga, Zibby Allen

BATES MOTEL moves beyond the ending of Psycho with “The Body,” but Norman may end up as he did in that film – losing his identity as Mother takes over.

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Mother and Norman – INSEPARABLE Partners in Crime on BATES MOTEL

April 5, 2017 Ann Laabs 1723 Views 0 Comments Alfred Hitchcock, Austin Nichols, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Damon Gupton, Detective Arbogast, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Isabelle McNally, Jillian Fargey, Kerry Ehrin, Max Theriot, Nestor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Rihanna, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga

Norman and Mother are truly two sides of the same coin in “Inseparable,” despite Dylan’s best efforts to save his brother. Will Dylan make it out of Bates Motel alive?

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MARION Checks In To BATES MOTEL

March 29, 2017 Ann Laabs 1512 Views 0 Comments Alfred Hitchcock, Austin Nichols, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Detective Arbogast, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Isabelle McNally, Kerry Ehrin, Max Theriot, Nestor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Rihanna, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga

With a shocking twist on a classic scenario, BATES MOTEL takes our expectations for “Marion” (Crane) and sets us up for the story after Psycho.

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DREAMS DIE FIRST? Not On BATES MOTEL

March 23, 2017 Ann Laabs 1537 Views 0 Comments Al Sapienza, Alfred Hitchcock, Austin Nichols, Bates Motel, Brendan Taylor, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Damon Gupton, Detective Arbogast, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Isabelle McNally, Kerry Ehrin, Max Theriot, Michael Doonan, Nestor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Raphael Sbarge, Rihanna, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga

Dreams Die First? Really, BATES MOTEL, in White Pine Bay many things (and people) have died before dreams – starting with Keith Summers, Zack Shelby and Miss Watson way back in Season One.

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HIDDEN Cars, Homemade Cakes and a Nervous Norman on BATES MOTEL

March 15, 2017 Ann Laabs 1789 Views 0 Comments Alfred Hitchcock, Austin Nichols, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Detective Arbogast, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Isabelle McNally, Jillian Fargey, Kenny Johnson, Kerry Ehrin, Kit Purdy, Max Theriot, Nestor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Rihanna, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, Travis Breure, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga

Max Theriot (Dylan) goes behind the camera as director for this episode of BATES MOTEL. Norman’s secrets are still safe, but like Jim Blackwell’s Lincoln, they’re not very well “Hidden.”

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A Little BAD BLOOD and a Lot of Mind Games on BATES MOTEL

March 8, 2017 Ann Laabs 1753 Views 0 Comments Alfred Hitchcock, Austin Nichols, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Cameron Forbes, Carlton Cuse, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Isabelle McNally, Josua Hinkson, Kenny Johnson, Kerry Ehrin, Max Theriot, Mira Eden, Nestor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, Panta Mosleh, psycho, Rihanna, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, Travis Breure, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga

Chick Hogan, wanna-be true crime novelist, may be in danger of outsmarting himself on the latest BATES MOTEL, which features a bit of outlaw Romero, a sad ending (?) for Caleb, and lots of Chick Hogan mind games.

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Norman and Mother Live La Vie en Rose on BATES MOTEL

February 27, 2017 Ann Laabs 1873 Views 0 Comments Alfred Hitchcock, Andrea Brooks, Austin Nichols, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Ed Gein, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Isabelle McNally, John Hainsworth, Kenny Johnson, Kerry Ehrin, Max Theriot, Nestor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Rihanna, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga

While The Convergence of the Twain isn’t quite the epic clash of iceberg and Titanic described in Hardy’s poem, it does set several characters on the path towards inevitable conflict with Norman and Mother.

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Imaginary Mothers Never Let You Down on BATES MOTEL

February 22, 2017 Ann Laabs 2025 Views 0 Comments Alfred Hitchcock, Austin Nichols, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Ed Gein, Freddie Highmore, Horror4Me, Isabelle McNally, John Hainsworth, Kenny Johnson, Kerry Ehrin, Max Theriot, Nestor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Rihanna, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, TV Recaps, TV review, Vera Farmiga

BATES MOTEL begins its final season with Norman and Norma in a “Dark Paradise”, Romero in prison, and Dylan, Emma and their baby (!) safe in Seattle. How long with this happy state of affairs last?

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BATES MOTEL Creates New Path to PSYCHO in Final Season

February 14, 2017 Ann Laabs 1770 Views 0 Comments Alfred Hitchcock, Austin Nichols, Bates Motel, Brooke Smith, Carlton Cuse, Ed Gein, Freddie Highmore, Isabelle McNally, Kenny Johnson, Kerry Ehrin, Max Theriot, Nestor Carbonell, Olivia Cooke, psycho, Rihanna, Robert Bloch, Ryan Hurst, Vera Farmiga

BATES MOTEL begins its fifth and final season with “Mother” – on ice and in Norman’s mind – driving events down new roads to a preordained conclusion.