The television series 'Bates Motel' premiered on A&E, serving as a contemporary prequel to Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 film 'Psycho'.
The second season of 'Bates Motel' premiered on A&E, continuing the dark and suspenseful storylines of the show.
The third season of 'Bates Motel' premiered, introducing new characters and deepening the psychological drama.
The fourth season of 'Bates Motel' premiered, further exploring the complex relationships in the show.
The fifth and final season of 'Bates Motel' premiered, concluding the story of Norman Bates and his family.
Norma Bates and her son Norman move to White Pine Bay to start a new life after purchasing the Bates Motel.
Norman begins attending the local high school, facing social challenges and beginning to display disturbed behavior.
Dylan, Norma's estranged son from a previous relationship, comes to White Pine Bay and reconnects with his family.
The Bates Motel faces financial difficulties and legal troubles as a tax audit threatens to shut them down.
Norman exhibits a violent outburst that alarms those around him, signaling the start of his psychological decline.
Norma Bates dies in a tragic fire at the motel, a pivotal moment that profoundly affects Norman's mental state.
Following Norma's death, Norman begins fully embodying the 'Mother' personality, committing violent acts under this identity.
An intense FBI investigation occurs after connections are found between Norman and multiple murders.
Norman is confronted by law enforcement and ultimately placed into custody for his crimes.
