By Lesley Goldberg Norman Dylan Bates Motel - H 2013 Following the stunning reveals — which Dylan seemingly takes in stride — the younger Bates gets some handy dating advice, leading to a ...

And that is because Dylan generally serves as Bates Motel’s heavy dose of reality, and the reality of the relationship between Norman and his mother is, at best, twisted, and at worst ...

Big changes are in store for Dylan and Emma on Bates Motel, so much so that Max Thieriot has found himself questioning whether this couple is endgame material on the show. Full spoilers for Bates ...

A lot. The season 2 finale of Bates Motel gave viewers a lot to think about: Is the Norman we knew gone for good? Will Dylan take over the drug trade? And what was up with that kiss?! We caught up ...

Dylan is a classic anti-hero ... The times informed Hitchcock's film, and the character of Norman, and "Bates Motel" capitalizes as much as it can. But it's more difficult to get a handle on ...

"The wonderful thing about Norma Bates is she's the master of resilience and denial," the EP tells THR. By Lesley Goldberg Bates Motel Norma Norman - H 2013 Norma Bates’ vision of the perfect ...

Tonight was the season 2 finale for Bates Motel and it was filled with suspense from start to finish. Check out the full recap and highlights below, but keep in mind that it’s full of spoilers.

Bates Motel shouldn't exist ... By Season 1's conclusion, the Bates-family kill count was Norma 1, Dylan 2 and Norman 1 (two if you believe he killed the "B" necklaced teacher, which I don ...

“But his dream starts to unravel when Dylan says ... and kills Romero before returning to the motel and his own eventual demise. Amid Bates’ bloodshed, there is at least one bright sign.

Kerry Ehrin and Carlton Cuse talk about the drama's best season yet, and the payoff for their five-year plan.

However, Bates Motel’s climax wasn’t that gruesome. A&E Network “It wasn’t for any horror factor,” says Ehrin of the ending, “but it’s the most heartbreaking scenario that Dylan ...

and after a day’s play-acting around the unsecured house and motel (a spectacular piece of police incompetence even by White Pine Bay standards) is disrupted by Dylan’s usual insistence on ...