BATES MOTEL SERIES FINALE 5x10 "The Cord" BREAKDOWN/ANALYSIS (Season 5 Episode 10)
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Bates Motel ended this week after five seasons of twists and turns! Check out my breakdown & analysis of the SERIES FINALE. Did Norman survive?
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That brief clip at the end when Norman is hugging his mother and is 6 years old again was really sad. Broken kid since he was a baby.
I criedddd
Norman wanted Dylan to kill him when he said "I just want to be with her Dylan"
Agreed.
The Playerstation Then he saif, "Thank you." while he was dying.
The Playerstation pissed me off because he killed all of those people and without resolve...🙄
That’s when I knew he’d die, if he did kill Dylan tho I would have been so pissed and sad af the same time
@@truartist5379 Really?
I've enjoyed Bates Motel from the very beginning but the fourth and fifth seasons is where it really hit its stride and made for compelling viewing. The finale was, in my mind, everything it should have been and the superb acting of both Freddie Highmore and Max Thieriot really made for an emotional conclusion.
If there was any justice in the world it would be brilliant to see Vera Farmiga, Freddie Highmore, Max Thieriot and Nestor Carbonell get recognition and awards for the job they did on Bates Motel.
Man I was so scared to see how this ended because I was convinced that Norman would have survived and went on to be the psycho he was in the movie but this was just a cherry on top of a delicious cake. I’m definitely watching this again idc, I loveeeeeee this
Agreed, Freddie was absolutely outstanding
In season 4 I wanted him dead and I hated watching Norma enable him.
I feel like the shot of the Gravestone with both Norma and Norman shows perfectly just how much Norman gave and gave to make his mother happy and got almost nothing back in return.
Freddie Highmore is just an incredible actor, he was an outstandingly phenomenal Norman Bates. I equally cared about him and was terrified of him, he demonstrated the tortured soul of Norman perfectly. He and Vera should’ve won all the awards lol.
he never intended to kill Dylan, he knew Dylan would shoot him
thats why he stabbed the wall, not dylan
I thought the Romero death was very disappointing... It doesnt make sense to me how Norman can sneak up to him and catch him off-guard, yes i realise that he was crying over Norma's corpse and just didnt have his guard up. i just think it was strange and not satisfying for Alex's Arc.
Yeah I could agree with that, his arc in general felt very back seated, I was expecting him to get more done on his end of things or get his arc resolved earlier but what can you do I suppose.
Yup, that particular scene of Norman sneaking up on him was one truly big plot hole, not believable in the slightest.
@@kurumi9714 hm well let's not be too hasty. The mother personality was truly INSANE .
Insanity can allow people to cope with grueling conditions. Even if for a short time. I still agree Romero's death should of been better handled .
Agreed. That was the only part that didn't make sense. Being the former Sheriff, he wouldn't have let his emotions get the best of him like that. Plus, he would have heard Norman get up. Romero deserved better.
When he was driving to the motel for the last time I really couldn't stop crying
Bro I feel that like I was over here getting emotional when Dylan poured his heart out to him and it clearly hit Norman to the mf core.
I’m here bc I just watched this scene and couldn’t stop crying I’m like no way I have to go see a review on RUclips rn 😭😭
Holy shit, I'm gonna miss this show
i found it interesting that the first episode of the series was titled "first you dream, then you die", and norman was completely lost in that dream phase taking norma home for the final time, then dylan came home to finish it all
Damn that ending fucked me up
They could of easily dragged it on for another season for ratings/views/rev. But happy what we got, Great Show! 5/5. It had to come to an end, for Norman's sake.
I kind of wished to know what exactly happened to doctor Edwards and wonder how it would have played out if Dylan had found out about his father 🤔
Feariie I know me too! So I just started the series a couple of months ago and finished it today (wow what a show!). I wondered the same thing about Dylan. You bring up a good point about Dr. Edwards as well. I think it would have been cool to bring back Cody in season 5 somewhere to intervene somewhere to help Norman since I was bummed that he killed his other love interest, Bradley. Anyway, the only other show I've completely watched is Breaking Bad and I've gotta say that Bates Motel was pretty darn good in comparison even though they are both very different and great shows.
Feariie EXACTLY. i thought the same too
Feariie in a deleted scene for season 4, doctor Edwards goes to the motel and that's the last we see of him, so I'm guessing "mother" killed him to prevent Norman from being suspected by Edwards
Same I was kinda sad that never got outed and Caleb was just tossed to the side like that
yes if u watch the scene he says before he lunged "i just want to be with her again" and when hes dying he says "thank you" so im pretty sure he did want his brother to kill him so he could be with his mother again
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This show was brilliantly done. Loved every minute of it and never knew what would happen next. I think the ending was perfect and I can't say that about most shows I've watched. Usually I'm not too happy with show endings and it always leaves me wanting more, but with Bates Motel I feel like this ending was complete and I felt ready for the story to end (in a good way). I really don't like when shows are drawn out for one too many seasons. GREAT SHOW!!!
Loved how the last guests were a mother and 2 sons..
:0 why didn’t I pick up on that?!!
one of the kids was even named Dylan.
I'm gonna miss this show so much! I was skeptical too and didn't really get into it until season 2 tbh, but once I did I fell in love. Freddie Highmore deserves all the awards because his performance was AMAZING - it just got stronger and stronger over time. I give the last episode a 9/10. And yes Norman definitely pushed Dylan to kill him on purpose, it was suicide by brother - he even stabbed the door/wall by Dylan instead of aiming right for him.
yeah..season 1 was a mess. It has some fantastic moments (Dylan and Norman scenes were standouts to me, Emma) and..everything else...not so much. Apart from the drug storyline, season 2 was such a massive improvement in quality. Yeah I even doubt Norman would have even stabbed Dylan even if Dylan didn't shoot him, but he knew Dylan wasn't going to take that risk because he has a family. If it wasn't for that, I don't think he would have minded dying with Norman.
Tragic is the first word that comes to mind when I think about Bates Motel. Just straight up fucks with your emotions.
Satisfying sounds about right, just an awesome show all around, the acting, the production, the writing, such a shame all good things eventually end.
So then this isn't even a prequel to Psycho like it was originally pitched as, but more of a spin-off/alternate universe storyline. it was a pretty good show, but I honestly don't know how I feel about how it ended. Definitely unexpected, I'll say that.
It was really good imo, If they ever reboot the movies into something better than what Vince Vaughn did then I hope its like the original movie trilogy, the 4th part was basically this series.
I would call it a different version of Psycho. It's not even really a remake per say, but they definitely don't exist in the same universe.
Seasons 1-4 was a prequel, season 5 was a remake of Psycho
+The Playerstation 🌾 I agree that seasons 1 thru 4 were prequel-esque (despite one glaring difference...
Norman's father doing the initial abuse seemed to be the reason for the split personality, not Norma). But I'd say, season 5 was radically different than PSYCHO, so perhaps it's most accurate to say it was an alternate PSYCHO. The Mother-construct's motivation and eventually Norman's own understanding of what was going on made season 5 of BATES MOTEL something all its own (and very compelling)! Familiar characters in a similar-but-different tale (with a decidedly different ending... since Norman survives and goes to prison in the original movie).
I think the ending was expected, well I thought it was gonna end this way and it is probably the best way they could make it I'm totally satisfied and the show was amazing. :)
Man I wish I had gotten into this show earlier
I wish i didnt start watching it as its a deceptively addictive series
@@notw22 dude so true , but now the problem is ive seen 4 seasons, but 5th season is not on Netflix, don't onow where to get it.
@@RohitSingh-hy5vh I know it sucks! Netflix always does that
@@notw22 have you seen 5th season? You know where to download it, this series is hell of a disturbing plus addictive too.
I Literally just finished the 5th season on netflix, check again
Loved this series!! I dont know what Ill do on Monday nights!! 😭😭😭😭
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psycho was written by robert bloch - at a time when very little was known about dissociative identity disorder. in his book the character of norman bates is shattered into 3 distinct personalities: Norma ~ Norman ~ and Normal. the book is alternately terrifying, heart-breaking, and brilliant (as was the series, imo) - having aged particularly well some half a century later. enjoyed this review. cheers.
My husband and I started watching this series years ago when the 1st season started. We followed on up until half way through season 2 (at the time it was only season 1 and 2 available) . Why we stopped watching i don't recall but a few weeks back we decided we were going to start at season 1 again and go all the way to season 5. I must truly say that this is one of the best series i have ever watched. From the 1st episode until the last , I was so emotional and sad , not only because of the events that took place in the last episode but sad as well that it was the last episode and there would be no more Bates Motel episodes to follow. Truly brilliant-a must watch if you haven't seen it yet.
I believe that Norman did push Dylan to shoot him on purpose.
Especially since Norman tried to kill himself once before.
Norman even says “I just want to be with mother” this show was incredible I binged it all in 2 weeks and honestly I give it a 9/10 great performance by all the actors ! Vera , Freddie , Max loved the new ending instead of the psycho ending tbh
Man I finally finished it and I’m just floored like, almost nothing in this show I really saw coming. I feel like I’m on the side of wanting Norman to live because he was just so fascinating, even to the very end it was insane to see him STILL try and make a happy life with his, and I can’t stress this enough DEAD MOTHER’S CORPSE. Like holy shit it just never ended for him, and that was genius. I might just rewatch it because I just can’t get over how committed and well written Norman is in this show. And I definitely have to watch the original, apart of me wants a proper remake but remakes these days are just ugh.
LOST - 10/10
Bates Motel - 10/10
These two shows will always be my favorite. The perfomance of Norma especially and then Norman is absolutely amazing, The cast, the storyline, the cinematography, the retro setting, is so good. I love love love bates motel. the ending is better than LOST tbh, but very heartbreaking indeed.
This might be the best show i've ever watched!!
I hated this show. I didnt this show was gonna make me an emotional train wreck at season 5. I regret watching this series.
You must not have watched a lot of shows in your life.🤦♂️🤦♂️
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Couldn't finish it. Watched spoilers as Norman kept getting more unbearable in season 4. The ending was good tho, nice to see Norman dies. RIP Norma, woman killed herself by enabling Norman.
The scene where Mother revealed her true identity (right before Norman killed Sam and all that) was honestly so good I watched it twice. 😂
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I guess Norman's death made a lot of sense when you add up everything that was different in the series than it was in the movie, especially considering that this was set in present day and psycho is 1960s, so maybe it's more of a "reincarnation" thing
If that’s the case I’m okay with that. This was such a good series, and I really wanna rewatch it again and watch the original movies for the hell of it.
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A boy's best friend is his mother.
Let's not
A mama’s boy*
@@yesikanarvaez5027 its a line from the movie 🙂
It’s so crazy looking back because Dylan told Norman and season one episode two that he had to learn how to cut the cord! And in the series finale Dylan did what he had to do!
My favourite series ever. Truly loved what they did with the story from Psycho
Are you yelling at us?¿? Your script must have a lot of CAPITALS!!!!! ^_^
Amazing show!
One of the best
Just finished binge watching this show the past month and it was indeed such a beautiful tragedy. I haven’t felt such emotion w/ a show in years. I cried the most in the Final Season. The season finale hit home for me, the most heart wrenching part is when Norman lies to himself that his Mother is alive, esp. when he was hugging her seated corpse in the freezer basement of their home. I can’t believe you covered this show too, foundlix! I’m so glad I’ve found your channel.
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S05E09 has a small reference (the glass cell) to Silence of the Lambs. Another movie based on Ed Gein, which was the inspiration to Norman's character.
Yes Ed Gein was the original "Psycho" who lost his own mother Augusta (due to a stroke) and he become a killer of two women who reminded him of his mother. he confessed to the murders and spent the rest of his virgin life in a mental hospital. All he wanted was to be reunited with his mother in death. when he finally did die in 1984 I think he got his wish.
Romero became weak . Dylan was strong enough to do the job for him
Dylan did not want to kill Norman
Yeah, and it HAD to be him.
@@dleftfeel1990 I feel like he did. He knew he had to die. Because "help" wasn't good enough for Norman. He bought that gun for a reason. Dylan just wanted to see if he could, one last time, try to talk some sense into him. He also knew that's what Norman wanted.
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Dylan did not want to kill Norman. He brought the gun in self defence because he knew what Norman was capable of doing, he has experienced Norman's violence from since season one. Norman knew that Dylan would have to kill him if he attacks Dylan. At least Norman died in the arms of someone who loved him.
@@dleftfeel1990 Yeah, maybe. That's a cool opinion. And true, he has been experiencing Norman's violent side since the first season. The gun also could've been in case he needed it to stop Alex from killing Norman too. But, seriously though? Dylan knew he was going to have to kill Norman. He wasn't just going over there to call the Sheriff and stall Norman. They probably would've killed him anyway. Also, if he didn't want to kill him, why didn't he just shoot him in the arm, or the leg?
Dylan knew exactly what he was going to have to do. Which is why he was gearing up, and called his wife in case it did go wrong. I'm sure if he could've went the other way, he wouldn't have killed him. That's my opinion, at least. Since we didn't really get any answers.
lol I was still unsure as to what exactly would happen even to the very end. I legit thought maybe after everything that happened Dylan's mind would snap and he would start calling himself 'Norman' after hiding his mothers body and calling the police to let them know about killing Norman in self-defense. Then he would tell his wife to fuck-off and just run the motel and live in the house alone as 'Norman'. I think Max Theriot could have done a pretty good job at acting that out.
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Somehow I never believe that Norman was trying to kill Dylan. I think he pretended just so Dylan would end his life. The knife was never aimed at Dylan’s chest as we can see it ended up at the door. Good show. I have to say the first three seasons seem dragging a little too long and many arc seem forced for the sake of creating dramas. However, fourth and fifth seasons are hands down phenomenal! Better rhythm, each character has more well rounded and deeper psychological arc. I think this show is like a wonderful soufflé. All the ingredients came together so nicely: scripts, directing, acting and production. Too bad it wasn’t on a bigger broadcast when it was aired but Netflix and the internet have become a bigger and more important platform ever than before. So I hope one day this show will get the attention and praise that it deserves.
Best of luck to everyone who had worked on this show for in their next journey!
This series was so brilliant. Great cast and writing. It is basically just a different verse. And they made it work. .. Also the amount of seasons was perfect.
I heard of this show once when it first premiered, never saw it, and hearing that it's really damn good, I might just watch it
Dr Strangelove it gets slow at times
Dr Strangelove it's an amazing series. I have to admit season 3 is kind of boring and drags on a bit but after that season 4 and 5 are amazing!
Why would you watch it if the whole thing is basically spoiled
Am I the only one who wanted Norman's character to escape with Norma's body and start a new life?
Nope, I wanted the same too
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I wanted Alex to to kill him lol
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This was one of the best series ever on television. When you are bawling your eyes out because the murdering cop and the serial killer are dead, some one wrote an amazingly exceptional script.
The acting was so good. The subtlety between Norma and Norman. That little hint that they are crossing a line or two. Just enough to gross you out a little. And all it took was one look from one of the actors.
I feel so horrible for Norman. He was a nice kid. "Mother", on the other hand.. well Norman didn't deserve her or any of that.
I really thought it would somehow Segway into psycho and be a prequel to what a mondern day psycho movie could be. Overall I think this show is great with a few minor things that felt a little stretched out perhaps. The last 2 seasons I found myself just wanting Norman to be given the care he needs by proper doctors, but alas, we got but a taste of that. But the final season was great and kept me at the edge of my seat, I certainly found the scene with Norman and Dylan satisfying. And the fact that he and Emma live relatively happy is a nice touch to the dark and dreadful story.
I jus dont understand how the Mother personality just ends up leaving Norman, I get it that she said that now that he knows everything that there is nothing to protect him from so she can leave BUT.. the whole time you get the feeling the Mother personality would do anything to keep Norman alive and not getting help cause that would mean she would not be needed so she would not exist anymore, and she would do anything to stop that from happening. Like Norman was gonna kill himslef after real mother died and then she jus appeared to stop him, she wouldnt let him take the meds or go to therapy. She knew if those things happen then she wouldnt exist anymore. So to have her jus say goodbye out of nowhere doesnt add up to me at ALL. I would think she would keep fighting to live not matter what and Norman would have to be the one to send her away cause she is jus to crazy but he didnt and she left all bye herself.
saddest series ending ever I mean in a way he was back with his mother but it was just so sad how everything spiraled into darkness.In season 1 there was darkness but there was still very much hope for Norman and Norma.Season 5 just leaves everyone dead , it is so sad that Norman couldn't be helped
Gah, hadn't watched an older episode of FoundFlix in a while and I was not prepared for his old voice and cadence! It must be surreal to have videos of yourself at different ages posted for the public.
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I've just finished the last episode minutes ago and I'm sad it ended, but I'm happy it ended in such a great and unpredictable way.
the show was so grisley and emotional yet terrifying and anxiety driven i couldnt bare to watch at time. but it was truly terrific and i’m so sad its over (but happy they didn’t try to stretch it out longer than it needed). i think norman wanted to die to be with his mother which is why he threatened dylan in order to be with her.
Unlike the movie Psycho 4. I'm glad they kept the "Hitchcock Blonde" Mother.
I loved this show. This will be in the vault of wanting to see the show from the beginning type of tv series, just like "LOST". Watch the entire series until the finale & in a year, watch it all over again. Great acting & directing, gonna miss new episodes.
I thought it ended beautifully, but bringing Rihanna (Marion Crane) in for two whole episodes only for her to NOT get killed felt pointless to me.
IKR! This is a prequel to the original movie. It doesn't make sense to have Marion live, but Norman die in the hands of his brother. This show can't rewrite the original Psycho storyline!
stressmuffin the show wanted to confuse the viewers and change the storyline abit so it would be a different experience rather than having to be like oh it’s comming
if it had gone downn exactly the way psycho did, the viewers would compare it with the original and find it weak
I feel like this is the true story of Psycho. Like before Chick died he was able to finish the story from his point of view. He would have created his own ending (the ending of Psycho) and thats the story we see from the book and the movie. the book psycho is from the POV and information Chick knows not the info everybody knows. so Chick makes the story different than in reality. Thats why I think the show took on a different route.
There was a theory before Romero killed him that Chick was going to use the pen name Robert Bloch as a reference to the author of the original 1959 Psycho novel that Hitchcock's 1960 film was based on.
I just realized the basement is the same as the breaking bad basement from season 1.
//cries because the show is way too good
freddie is such a phenomenal actor !!
The explination you siggestion that norman provokes the gunshot on purpose makes perfect sense. If nornam had that realisation and wanted to end things he couldnt so it himself otherwise norma would come back and take over protecting him.
Loved this show even tho im super super later to the party 😂
Imagine getting in to this all these years later. I stumbled across it looking for movies to download and downloaded the first episode and was hooked. I knew it ended with season 5 and was so disappointed at the end of season 4. I was glad she was 'back' in season 5, a truly talented acress. I have just finished the last season and was somewhat dismayed with how it ended. I figured they'd try to tie it to the movie so that the movie would pick up where the series left off. The writing was so good that I think they could have made the segway to the movie work and it would have been so much less disjointed.
It wasn't a prequel. It was a homage. If Norman lived, and somehow was able to still use his name, then it would be a prequel. Seeing how Norman died at the end of the show makes any movie with him as Norman Bates a stand alone film. You can't call it a prequel if he's a business man in his late 30's in the movies and dies mid 20's in the show. Duh!
Loved the series, it will be missed!
Clearly one of the top 5 TV drama series of all times. Worth watching all 5 seasons again from the beginning.
I so appreciate this update. My DVR broke right before the last episode so I didn’t know how it ended until now. I have told a few people about Bates Motel. I try to explain that the acting and suspense is great and it’s not like the psycho movie. I was really impressed with the Bates Motel.Excellent series and a must see!
Such a great series. IMO, the last few episodes of season 3 and the final 2 seasons were amazing.
This show was truly iconic
One of my favorite things a the end is i always forget that the show goes beyond the point where psycho ends so it earned having its own ending that didn't build into the existing movies.. It was such a smart move to tell an alternative story insted of remaking psycho since everything I felt didn't add up with the movies, was there becuase they where telling a diffrent story.
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This is the best fucking show I've ever watched!
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You know, Norma was basically asking to be killed by Norman for so long, that I honestly didn't feel bad when he actually did it. She knew he was sick, all the fucked up things he's done, and still she refused to get him help without eventually wavering. She treated him like baby his entire life, and that actually annoyed me when I watched the things she did. Or failed to do.
Norman didn't only see her as his mother, but he also seemed the think she was his wife. Jealous of her being with other men. The way he treated them and acted around them was pathetic. So in the end, I was glad Dylan killed his ass at the end. He just needed to die. Black outs or not. I'm glad it was him, and not dumbass Alex. The idiot who had chance to kill Norman, but easily fucked that up.
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Bates motel is a movie to tv series done right. I hope child's play tv series will be good. Also bates motel was not on scifi channel.
This show was amazing it was getting better
Absolutely phenomenal show
I wanted him to live only for him to say that mini monlogue that mother says in the jail cell in the original film
I just finished. It’s one of the most seismic entertainment experiences of my life!
I just watched this series for the first time and I thought it was really good. I just think it would have been more creepy if Norma looked like a skeleton in season 5 . Even if a body is frozen in ice it would still decompose.
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Bates Motel was a masterpiece
Just finished this show. I’m glad they went into another direction than what everyone thought was gunna happen. Once they flipped the script that changed everything. It meant Norman was not safe like everyone thought. I figured Romero wouldn’t get his revenge and once the brother stayed it would come down to whether the brother decided to kill him or call the cops and he gets the mental help. Norman wanted to die. He didn’t want to face the reality. Felt so bad for Dylan when he told Norman how he wished things could be. Great show!
Just watched the whole show ..
I'm so irritated about Emma"s reaction , she is one ungreatful girl in the end and I actually liked her , but Dylan , deserved more understanding from her ...
As far as the rest , it is one hell disurbing and complicated show , acting was great .
The ammont of times he said "miss you, love you, stay with me" and uet every time she didnt reply, Dylan was simpin hard
i was REALLY curious to know what happened to his doctor, i wish they had some closure for us on how he disappeared (possible died) like i know ok norman probably killed him, but i loved that doctor D:
His Mother personality probably took control and killed Dr Edwards because Edwards was trying to treat Norman which would have destroyed Mother so she killed him to stop that happening. In the therapy session in Season 4 after Mother tells Dr Edwards about Norma being raped by Sam and Norman being forced to listen to it while hiding under the bed Mother says "Please Doctor if you have a heart don't make him remember these things. Or I will have to do something about it."
The mother personalty even said to the doctor "don't make he remember these things or i will have to do something about it "meaning most definitely murder and the thing she was talking about was Norman's abuse as a kid
I am glad I kept this to watch during the lockdown. I loved it! And that says a lot from a Psycho fanatic.
I've only just got to season 4 on this I've been glued. Feel really sorry for Alex he really loves Norma. I've not got to her death yet but I think I'm close. The show is brilliant it has me on edge 😳
I had never seen psycho until after I seen Bates Motel, actually. I loved Bates Motel. I actually just rewatched the whole series. I love Vera Farmiga's acting.
yah and the movie was called Psycho IV The Beginning the story of norman bates when he was a child and i thought that in the 1960 movie normons mother was down in the fruit cellar the tv show she is in a walkin freezer ??
Loved the series. When I first heard of Bates Motel I was skeptical as well. I'm not sure I liked the ending and how Sam had the iconic shower murder... I was really looking forward to how it was building and how it was going to play out. But I accept their changes, definately unexpected!!
wow.. didnt even know such series existed
I just finished watching this amazing show and it's sad to know there won't be more
Absolutely loved the ending! Best show ever!
I love this show! But so sad Alex and Norma dead and not happy ending!
I loved this show but the last few episodes have just felt so boring to me. I think after Chick died, and after Marion left, everything got super boring. Madaline's character's storyline kinda just stopped. I didn't really understand the conflict between Emma and Dylan, it just felt like Emma being really emotional after finding out Norman killed her mother. It wasn't a bad ending though
I agree, I regret it but I actually quit watching before ending S5, i just spoiled everything for myself because it was pretty boring.
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I think Norman forced Dylan to kill him not so he could be with his mother, (because that would end once he died), but so his misery could end, which was something he could not bring himself to do because he would lose his mother once and for all.
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How fucking Disappointing is it that Norman never became the killer we wanted him to be. It's like watching all the star wars prequels only to have aniken randomly killed by jar jar binks and never become Darth Vader.