Living Dead

Can you really start over in Alaska? Seems far fetched. Anyone can just take your photo. He was on the news!

There's another show I'm looking for. I will give a brief description of one of the scenes. I can't believe someone was able to help me find the Law and Order show. So I wanna see if you can help me find this one. There was a young brunette. She was in a restaurant with an older blonde women. And they ended up kissing each other. It didn't seem like the blonde made a big deal out of it. The brunette girl woke up from the dream.

Wow you were actually right! Thanks. I watched the same show on amazon. It turned out when I DVR'd it, it left out the first scene.

Yup it has the whole episode and it's so weird because that scene is not in the episode. But when I watched it the first time, it was. So weird... I can't figure this out.

Yes!!!! Oh my GOSH! How did you find this? I tried to look all night long and couldn't find out what episode this is! This is actually the episode that I recorded and I rewatched it multiple times and did NOT see the scene.

I'm so bummed. I saw this show last night before going to bed. I recorded it. Then I rewetted it today and it doesn't have the scene that I remember. This isn't making any sense to me. So it was on TNT Last Night. And it says I recorded Law and Order. But the scenes and characters aren't adding up. Before recording, I remember watching a scene where a student asks his teacher if she wants to go with him to some music concert. He had tickets. She said she doesn't date students. He said ''Age? you're probably only a couple years older than me.'' And she said the conversation is over. They look over and see a dead body in the classroom. After that scene I hit record. And I cannot find that scene in anywhere on that episode I recorded. Do you know this scene? Which show and episode is it? Also, a while ago I saw a show where this young brunette girl kissed an older blonde girl. But it was a dream. I thought the show was either ''Charmed'' or ''Once Upon a time'' but I'm really not sure. There's no way I can find this. Does this sound familiar to anyone? It irks me when I cannot find scenes of shows I wanted to watch and I don't know the name of the show.

That's my ONLY real problem with the Final episode. Overall, it did the job and I believe we reached closure. But I was watching this episode with my friend. And when Norman tried to stab Dylan and missed, I did not really hear the gunshot. Yes, I know that he brought a gun. But I didn't hear the gunshot, because of the loud music. And Dylan had his gun positioned low, so I didn't see him pull the trigger either. So as the commercials came on before the final scene, my friend told me, ''That's it. He killed Norman.'' And I thought he meant that he broke Norman's spirit. That Norman was in shock or something. I asked him what he meant and he repeated that Dylan literally shot Norman. I was like, ''What are you talking about?'' And I had to go back and rematch it and catch it. It's really hard to catch. You have to have great ears. The music was playing so loud. I don't think they showed blood at first, if I'm not mistaking. I thought that Norman was just in shock and confused and was day dreaming about Mother. If only I caught it the first time, it would have been much better. I mean think about it. Couldn't they have lowered the music so that I could at least hear the gunshot? Norman is so crazy that how do I know he's not just daydreaming and in a daze? I can't just assume that he was shot. And I know I'm not the only one who failed to catch this.

I understand he has memories. But how do I know mother wasn't responding back to him?

So if mother left him, how was he able to go back in time? Was that mother again? Confused.

Well Norma tried to kill Dylan. But Norman fought Norma. So he was awake and blacked out at at the same time? I'm having a slightly hard time understanding this.

The difference though between someone who dissasociates and Norman is Norman actually sees his alter ego. So think about that scene in the kitchen. How could Norman be doing all that by himself? It isn't possible that Norman created another side of him so strong when he was young, that it eventually became its own mind that lives in his brain? if I started blacking out and I had an ego i wasn't aware of and it was controlling my body while I was blacked out, I wouldn't call that me.

Stringey, I like that idea.

Let me ask you this. Is Norman 2 minds? Or 2 in 1 mind? or just a split mind... What I'm asking is, is Norman's alter ego a different conscience? Because it's not his own conscience. He created it, but did it become real in him, even though it's not him? Is it an actual other mind with its own feelings that just takes over? I mean you see times when Norman walks away and Norma is still there starring. So that tells me that she is really there, mentally. But it has nothing to do with Norman. I don't know if you understand what I'm asking. We know Normal has multiple personalities. But it's more than that right? It's almost like the DEVIL lives in Norman. That other person isn't him, mentally. It has to be something else in him with its own thoughts and feelings, right?

well he is mentally ill, but when he is just Norman he seems to be aware of what is going on. When he blacks out, that's when he doesn't understand things.

Why did Romero kill chic? Wouldn't you think that Romero would want to understand more about Norman? Chic told him that he dug her up. So wouldn't Romero want to know as much as he could? And what else does Romero know about Norman other than he killed Norma? Does he underestimate Norman? He did ask Chic if this is where he ''keeps them.'' So does Romero know or suspect Normal is a serial killer? I'm sure he knows some stuff but I can't remember every single episode.