He's on The Magicians! Lookin' good, too.

Five hours of therapy with a dream ghost works wonders!

Hey, wait - since when is there a ban on Kinder Eggs in the US?! I used to get them all the time!

"I gotta be meeeeeeeeeIIIIIIIIIIIgottabemeeeeeeeeeee…."

Or if they need a quickie divorce. And it's 1960.

Thank you. This is the first thing I thought, as apl.de.ap is referenced regularly in our household. (Never the actual person, just the name, because what the fuck.)

I also love this movie. But I paid for my DVD fair and square! (And then sold it at a yard sale. For a profit.)

From the profile pic I assumed it was an anxious Demi Lovato.

The part where Joe said, "You've heard of Magic Mike, right?" and Pee-Wee said something along the lines of, "You'd think so, but no." was perfect on multiple levels.

The way that Norma slowly leaned into Romero is exactly the way my cat lies down to sleep next to me every night. Like she wants the body heat but would much rather be absolutely anywhere else.

It does bear repeating. Regularly.

I can't remember if they actually answer it in the movie, but who the heck did they actually bury in Norman's mother's "periwinkle blue" dress while the real Norma is chilling in the fruit cellar? Are we going to meet that person as well?

I certainly revere Paul Rudd.

Knob-and-tube wiring. Not even CLOSE to being up to code!

I will say Michelle's polish was quite chipped, though.

Does she take her hat off, boy, when she's talking to me?

I lost it when she peeked in the glove.

It was a workman's glove, which made it all the more hilarious when Norma peeked inside of it as though she were expecting to find a hand.

I didn't expect it either. I actually think it's the most brilliant move on the show's part thus far: in making Norman think that Norma is murdering innocents, they're actually justifying his actions that are to come. It's a diabolically clever twist and this episode brilliantly delivered it in a way that felt organic…

His "hospitable/hospitality" line was a nice callback to the movie's "office/officious" line (which is delivered in the same room).