I need to say that I hate Sheriff Romero so much and I hope Normero never happens. Tomorrow I'll be able to see the episode and form more coheremt thoughts, but right now don't argue with me about this, it's a really bad idea and I need to vent.
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Maybe they wanna bring Michael Bay as a guest director next season and Nicola Peltz is helping them.
I’m fine and dandy with Dylemma and it’s a sweet thing that Dylan got her 50 grand for her lung transplant, but couldn’t he have given Emma’s dad 40 grand (he said they needed 20) and kept the other 10 to get Norman (and Norma) an actual doctor shrink who doesn’t sleep with his mother and some actual medication and…
I just think if she was a hallucination, she would be more like an idealized version that Norman has in his head, and not the hot mess that we saw (and that is more realistic for a homeless teenage girl).
her natural state anyway
No, that guy was Bland George.
No, he's not within his rights. First of all, that's part of Norma's past, before White Pine Bay. Second, the times he has covered her and her sons asses he has coincidentially made himself look like the hero and not covering his assess would've resulted in him looking incompetent or corrupt.
And how could she afford the car and the pills?
He's probably eating the brownies and crying because Emma's getting with his boss. Poor thing. I can console him.
I know!!! And they try to portray her as crazy (seriously, Norman could've told her he's in love with his mother and she's gonna kill her and she would've been like "aww it's so sweet that you love your mother, let's bang"), but Nicola just doesn't have the chops for that, and when you have actors like Vera and…
Ooohhh but what if Bradley kills herself with the sleeping pills
I just want Norma and Norman to love each other, even as the worst happens
Read this: http://www.spoilertv.com/20…
Still better than #MayPac
So many potential lungs for Emma…
Bullshit. We were giving Hipster Teacher (deserved) grief for the same thing, but because it's Sheriff Manscara, suddenly it's hot and great. It's not feminism or meninism, it's just how it is.
I'm disappointed in the amount of people who thought the scene at Romero's house was "hot". He tried to extract information from her he has no business knowing, he manhandled her while in an extremely vulnerable state (after metaphorically backstabbing her with the flash drive thing), and then pinned her to the wall…
Now that would've been saucy.
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