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This is some VERY subtle Dish TV advertising.

They also have 1000 lb sisters with the Amy and Tammy Slaton. And they have My big fat fabulous life as well.

Gilbert was an alcoholic, but was drinking alcohol at the bar in a previous scene?

Por que no los dos?

NO! I don't want to see Gilbert anymore!

It's a new episode. Well it's basically an update on Tamy and Karina.

James couldn't be any worse. Why would you smile if your partner only lost 7 lbs? He definitely wants her to fail.

Anyone else disturbed at how hard James is trying to keep Tamy cooped up at home?

I knew Karina didn't lose much weight when she said she wasn't as mobile as she was supposed to be.

I hate how Tamy kept saying that she didn't have a choice but to go back to Kentucky. You do have a choice! Tell him to go back to Kentucky by himself, and stay in Houston with your son. You don't need him.

Anyone else hear that My 600 lb life song at the end when Buddy and Whitney were talking?

I'm a West coast viewer. I guess it's because it's not fun to enter a conversation where everyone is pretty much done watching the episode. I'd like to watch the episode and chat with the East coast viewers while it's on, but it comes on 2 hours later and everyone's pretty much said their piece so there's not much else to say that hasn't already been said before.

Nikki did so well, and I'm really proud of her. When you get a patient like Nikki who stays on track constantly even through complications is really refreshing. I'm surprised that she was able to get all the way down to 194 pounds. She's even riding a bike!

Teretha sounds like Penny when she was trying to convince Dr. Now about her lymphedema getting smaller.

I'm sorry, but it's always cringy to watch these reunion shows. I really don't like the host especially from season 3 and 90 day fiance because she is just straight up annoying.

I'm certain. You can look at her page on the Bates Motel Wikia: http://batesmotel.wikia.com/wiki/Jiao

Well I just found out that the realtor at the end was Jiao. She was the Asian woman that Norman found in Deputy Shelby's basement that was apparently shot dead when trying to flee, but it looks like she survived and became a realtor selling the motel that she once stayed in.

Watching it again and I am surprised that they allowed Romero to say the F word on A&E.

Anyone else notice when Norman was carrying Norma's corpse down the stairs in the house they did that high angle shot? They also did that in Psycho 1 & 2.

This series finale was so sad. I'm going to miss this show and these characters so much. Dylan just lost his whole blood family. The only blood family he has left is his daughter now. And wow, I feel so bad for Norman, but at least he seemed to be at peace with his death and being reunited with his mother at the end. Nothing on Norman's epitaph? I would have thought that Dylan would at least put something like, "A loving brother and devoted son" or something like that. But of course it probably wouldn't have sit right with the victims of those he killed. Don't care for Romero though. I'm glad Norma and Norman finally got some peace in the end, and Dylan was finally able to move on from this madness.

I'm so sick of waiting for the brides to go to the altar. That's one thing I really hate about this show is that they stretch the suspense to the extreme. Just do it already!

Wow, Dr. Now really went off on Sean's mother. That was pleasing to watch for sure. I knew Sean wouldn't make any progress, and I'm glad Dr. Now separated him and his mom.

When you put it that way it sounds not only ridiculous but hilarious if she actually thought that. ??

Anyone realize that Norman called Romero Alex? Usually he would call him sheriff or Romero, but because he's Mother, he called him Alex. I noticed it before, but I forgot to mention it.

Even worse his exact words were, “She’s dead. She has no say.” So he says he's doing it for her, but then comes out with this statement that completely negates whatever he said previously about getting vengeance for her; pretty much tells the audience that he's doing this for himself. It seems like the fandom (particularly Normero shippers) have taken on his horrible habit of calling Norman all sorts of names for doing things that Romero himself does. I see posts all the time about what a monster Norman is, but he's killed two people consciously and feels an incredible amount of guilt over it. His personification of Norma as his other personality is due to his guilt for what he did to her and his need to have her protect him, and he turned himself in for Sam Loomis. But these people would rather think of him as this horrible person who deserves the worst death possible while ignoring all the bad things that Romero is doing that is far worst than what Norman has ever done.