Regina Reece HASHSHSH ITS INCEST LMAO THATS HIS MOM SSJJDJDJSK

Regina Reece you cannot sleep with ur parent 💀

@@Nostalgicguy2242 I'm guessing ur from Alabama, SWEET HOME ALABAMA

I said the same thing

Oh yes it is.

wait, it's not that Norma did everything on purpose and didn't want to do something ... I'm sure she wanted the best for her son but her fear of someone taking him away from her was out of bounds... but you need to consider that when she grew up she was abandoned not only by her parents but by her OWN BROTHER who raped her, so there it can be explained her fear of Norman being away from her, from being alone and "abandoned" again... I mean, I'm not justifying her, but I understand a little

LMAO 😭

@@aestheticjams1849 ROFL ☹️

They ended up f'ing and s'ing... in the director's cut of course

Dont get me wrong she definitely needed some boundaries, but in hugging and holding him close she was trying to reestablish the mother child relationship whose closeness has very few boundaries. She was trying to reassure him of her love and trust, affirm the relationship as that of a mother child relationship, and acknowledge that his fear and disgust of his worry about sexual attraction was proof enough that he wasnt a deviant, just a teenage boy with raging hormones that made something that was already confusing even more difficult to understand. He needed to be comforted like a child so he could see a physical representation of what they were to eachother. If a scared child wonders into their mothers bedroom and professes so much fear and worry about a thing, that mother holds their child close. If norman hadn't already been touched in the head, it would have worked. And if norma had established boundaries between them as norman went from child to adult, this would have been a soft reminder of what it was like to be a small kid being hugged by his mom. Instead it was more of the same life he lived everyday.

I bet he was jard

Yup. And look what it costed her.

I hated the ending 😭😭

Roger Smith what did it cost her

@@megane617 norman ended up killing her and then he ended up dying too

That's what got her killed in the end. If she'd gotten Norman help when she had the chance instead of being frightened of him being taken away from her there might have been hope for him.

CABAHAB omg ik at first i was like yeah i love this show then as i got closer to the end it was actually pretty terrifying and just sad

@@Xehanort10 Hope for what though? Norman had multiple personality disorder and one of his personalities was a derranged psychopathic version of his own mother. There's no cure for multiple personality disorder I think, Norman would have been locked away forever, either in prison or in a mental hospital, which is exactly what Norma was trying to avoid.

Yeah because SHE did that to him she made it worse and worse and go him no real help no medication for schizophrenia no anti psychotics. She taught him that everyone was dirty and bad he wasn't allowed to have friends anywhere or do anything he never received proper help oh and the guy who graped her she should have called the police. The whole time Norman was trying to get her to call the cops selfdefense etc she traumatized him more with murdering someone and acting like it was normal

She’s insane

She is insane, and she made her son insane basically... tragic

@@Evelinaa Wrong. This was completely out of her control, Norman was mentally ill from the start. He killed his own dad and she took the blame for it to protect him. She was definitely overprotective of him but she was like that that BECAUSE he was sick and she was afraid he'd hurt someone else and they'd lock him up forever. He did NOT become like that because of her. Yes, she had boundary issues (they both did) and yes she smothered him but you would too if your child was Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Imagine everytime you saw your son walking out the door you'd worry he'd have a blackout and kill someone by mistake? Norma delayed the inevitable but she was not responsible for him becoming a monster.

@@distantraveller9876 That's true and a good perspective, but she should have gotten him into an institution and that's a fact

The woman had an emotional incestrial relationship with her son. A lot of mothers with there sons are like that. This is not a good person. This is somebody who severely mental and its all about control. People who normalise this are just as bad as the characters. These are pure narcissists.

Anthony Johnson She was his MOTHER, he was a child. She was responsible for him!!!! Aint no “blaming”.

Honestly Norman was destined to have this fate no matter if he got help or not. Medications and therapists don’t do shit. All of this was basically inevitable.

spoiler alert

she had NO ONE she got raped by her brother and hit by her husband, the only person she had was him. Easy to say for you.

Bablooka Jonez oh so it’s her fault she’s dead it’s not the person’s who killed her fault, get help please.

Joya Johnson lmaooo yes

Pretty much! Just continue to give him a green flag for incest!

“ it is completely....... NORMAL” -Norma Bates

i mean, imagine your child tells you they think theyre sexually attracted to you.. i would probably say something like that too, i wouldnt know what to say or do

@@paige1281 if the child is younger than 16, it's all right to share hugs and kisses.. no boy that's mentally sane would ever think of taking "son and mommy" embraces and kissies to the next level..

Regan Spinks YOU ALMOST MADE ME CHOKE ON MY FOOD WITH THAT XD

LMFAOOO

It’s 2am and I’m laughing my head off.

💀💀I cant breath

relatable!!!

Damn, it´s really hard to analize Norma properly, and you did it in a short flawless way.

Yes she had an odd way of showing affection TOO much to a MAN. Norman was over 7 years old, by a certain point you do NOT cuddle with your son. yes when you are 5-6 you get an Oedipus complex (the desire to marry your opposite sex parent) and get obsessed/crush on them, but... not at 20 LMFAO That IS abnormal. Norma had her heart in the right place, but needed to detach a LONG time ago. She indeed had an inappropriate relationship with Norman. AND yes was very overprotective. I'm only now seeing season 5 on Netflix, but i'm so loving Norman's "inner version of Mother" of what he twisted her into and seeing Vera play his version of her. She's a great actress.

no it wasn't

I agree with you... I think she was a good mother with a big heart for her son.... all she wanted was to protect him from himself...Even her affection for her son seems fine to me.... I have 2 sons and we are very affectionate and with being a single mother living with my parents and an older brother in a small apartment, my sons and I slept on a king size futon mattress from the time they left the crib til I was able to move to another place when they were 14 and 12... and there was never any off type thoughts by any of us....

Not in the movies she wasn't.

So true and every time i watch the series the more the I see the psychology in the show and how deep it is.

Yes, it makes it so interesting and tragic at the same time because you can tell Norma is a well meaning mother but with her tragic past it causes her to raise her son the wrong way.

U guys know nothing about Psychology

Jyan Najm I would say "ma" or "mama" but to me saying "mother", it kinda sounds old.

Kat Redd I say “mom” or “momma”

Ikr he’s the cutest.

Me too actually ahahaah

@@katredd1498 I say mother... but I do it because it annoys my own Mom and she in love with this show.

"Completely normal" uh huh.

Darkb4light 06 You should watch The Good Doctor. Bates is my fav show and Good Doctor is my new favorite show. Freddie is great as Norman but you should see him as an autistic doctor!!

Now it's just reality shows 😭😭

That’s concerning

it’s on netflix

But tragic and unhappy 😔 ending

I really expected an awkward boner scene or comment..

That’s so messed up.

obvs

Jalisa Johnson being attracted to your mother is weird regardless

yea but it cant be to her son!(i meant she is attractive but not to her son...what norman is feeling is wrong.)

@@creationlord1010 it's in his head..

@@gravelock the attraction was real...not in his head. the norma was in his head...i hope u have seen the scene where he touched her in reality..

Did you even watch Bates Motel? She didn’t want to banish them, she wanted to hang onto him for emotional support however she could.

Hahahahaha

Are you sure? Nothing is black or white, just gray... Maybe a gay man can also have an Oedipus complex with his mother... Who knows?

alguien1234 or could a gay man have an oedipus complex w his father? idk i’m high

Then he wouldn’t be able to be not attracted to his brother Dyldon

Romero is hot no homo

Then he probably would have ended up dressing as his father instead of his mother- going around killing people wearing a flat cap with a fake moustache and smoking a pipe.

:(

She tried to love him into being "normal" but it doesn't always work that way

Just a Artist thats all Get out of here!! I just finished the last season yesterday and season 4 and 5 are brilliant SO HURRY!!!

Brandon Hernandez ik ik. But I only have two days each week to try and get 10 episodes in. So that's like finishing a season each weekend.

Brandon Hernandez plus I am halfway through season 2 now. Spring break helped with that

Just a Artist thats all cool bro well come back after you finish the series and lemme know how you liked it, don't forget

Just a Artist thats all Biggest mood

Spicy Biscuit i know. it’s that one little subtle thing that sort of completes the thing. i’d like to know who came up with it, if it was already in the script of if that glance was added later on... that just goes so well with the whole thing

Wdf

So what? My little bro glances at my legs everytime i wear shorts..

@@Nostalgicguy2242 bro that’s kinda sus

@@jagshe1829 I SNORTED

Righttt😭😂.

maybe the director said to lay down? 🤣

Because she secretly loves it.

They had an awkward relationship.

LMAO I SAW THAT TOO

petmalu yep😂

I think you mean strongly criticized. Hardly criticized implies it wasn't criticized at all.

@@distantraveller9876 Indeed

@@distantraveller9876 thank u for the feedback

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@@denis2487 *amooo!!*

So do I, I totally feel them ✨

I'm currently in the middle of reading Psycho, and Mrs. Bates tells Norman how disgusted she is about how he spoke to her about him finding her attractive sexually. And Norman said that he just wanted to let her know it's called the Oedipus complex and if he told her how he feels they could work it out.

Ikr like I'm not saying mother and son family relationship isn't ok it's just not too too tooooooo much

Well, she didn't want them to possibly take him away and they'd all say similar things probably.

Kayla Johnson lmfaoo that's what I'm saying

LMAO..... I know right...

Yeah

Kayla Johnson on the other hand they say we look for characteristics of our parents in our partners

same...

Melissa Miska The good doctor is amazing💚

I hate him hes creepy

just me I feel like that was just his voice cracking but it did sound Brit

I know it was Norma herself who turned him this way. I just cant stop feeling sorry for Norman

Yep! That's the point! 😉

They did kiss like once or twice in the show. It was on the lips .

They did kiss in season 2, Norma kissed him.

If she lay next to me like that I wouldn't just stare at her

This has such an Oedipus Rex vibe to it...but this is TAME compared to Game of Thrones

Exactly. Bates Motel Norma might have been overprotective and controlling but she wasn't the outright abusive monster film Norma was.

damn. wats her ig??😍

i relate so much to norman, to shaun, to george... i’m seriously worried for my mental health lol

@@lou7754 - Who are Shaun and George?

That's horrifying

Norma is literally my mom and seeing people in the comments sayings she’s a great mom is horrifying

Daniel Watson It was generally pretty spot on, though I occasionally heard his British accent slip through when his character was screaming or shouting. I saw him before in the Tim Burton Charlie and The Chocolate Factory/Willy Wonka remake with Johnny Depp as Charlie Bucket when he was ten, and he had his British accent in that movie. He’s a few years older than me. I agree that he grew up to be a pretty great actor. I was not expecting that I would be able to take him seriously as Norman Bates from “Psycho” after seeing him as Charlie Buckett in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, but he proved me wrong.

So’s Emma.

HAHA

Down terrible

ew

AYOOOOOO LMAO

yep

Red Albatross 😂😂😂

Good question. I don't know XD

I'd say yes, personally. Mostly because she didn't necessarily deny it. Her actions say a lot more than her words! Lol

@@cryinginred no it was all in his head.. He's attracted to her..

@@gravelock you have a point! We know for certain his feelings for her are strong and his manifestations of her are of how he wants her to feel towards him.

@masakasama A lot of people just ignore that unfortunately and direct all the blame towards her. Tip of the iceberg am I right

Compared to the Norma from the films the one from the series is a saint.

Or any other male, in the case of people who feel attracted to male.

ur attraction is due to the realation between them both???? frankly their relation is really thrilling for me......

It's excellent

completely inappropriate

You sick fuck That’s hilarious

🤭

Zorina Zisa bruh

Zorina Zisa this the part where Zorina Zisa’s dont see that this sentence has no grammar

Fiction? Not unless you believe that Robert Bloch basing the charcter of Norman Bates on a French serial killer who was never caught by police & only discovered many years after his death, when his family found stacks of love letters he had written to his mother, where in he confessed to killing 30+ people & apologized for killing her, to be a hoax.

J. P. Best part😂