I don't believe that makes it incest. I believe it makes it weird.

I mean, it's pretty clear Hal's the one who planted the gun in FP's trailer….

….given Maggie and Jackson are related by marriage, can I vote hell no?

But that wasn't what she was pissed about. She even said "you stole him from me"

Also, how is Mer the only one she has left? Her father, both biological and adopted, are still alive.

Wonder why electronics seem to die around Gloria. Phones, automatic doors.

Hands he can't use to channel vibes through.

I mean "I am the future flash" makes more sense than "I AM THE FUTURE, FLASH"

Yeah, well, you kind of DO need hands for that.

They don't turn her and just her evil. They've pretty consistently turned at least 80% of all metas at least a little bad.

…2024 isn't that far in the future that'd they'd be significantly older.

He still had use of some of his powers. That's how he knew Barry was even around.

"I even created time remnants, and he killed them all mostly."

He had a lot of patients with violent issues. Or, alternatively, Norman really DID talk to him.

Probably, they ought to be able to figure out Alex was there also since I forgot the hair they pulled from Norma's bed would've been his.

I mean, isn't Caleb the third body? Or no?

I mean, I wouldn't be surprised. Dylan was supposed to sign papers to have Norman re-committed. He instead left town with her, Norma got killed and all of this.

I *legit* forgot Maggie had even ever been on this show before, but apparently Maggie was the sister of the guy who used to own the Bates Motel and helped run the sex trade business before the hotel was repo'd.

Hell, they could even pin Sam and the assassin's murder on Chick.

Well, if we go by the movies, he's released after 20+ years only to be tormented by the family of one of his victims. (The Loomises, minus Sam who it's implied died by the hand of some other Bates family member) If we go by the other books, he tries to escape and dies. Not sure which is better for him.