Watching new-to-me eps of Criminal Minds during their marathon today. "Penelope" is going to stay on my dvr for a while (joining "Revelation"), and "Normal" creeped me out (that's the one about the highway shooter in LA).
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"Normal" is one of my favorites.
What really had me thinking about that one is why did Norman have the gun in the gift box when he did his first shooting? He was going to his wife's "Yay, promotion!" party--was he intending to wipe out the entire party, but got diverted when he experienced the high of killing the woman who looked like his wife?
I think that the gun was a gift for his wife.
I watched it again during the marathon and was still unclear on when he shot his family.
The second time I watched I thought that it was when he put on his robe after his wife's party and walked to his daughters' bedroom doors. The first time we see it, he just stops in the hallway before opening their doors, but in the flashback, we see him going in and firing, wearing the same pjs and robe.
I'm just baffled as to why he was giving his wife a loaded gun.
Well, he was kind of an idiot, he might have thought that was a good gift. I mean, did you see the tie that he was wearing in the beginning :)
Bad taste in neckwear is always a sign of incipient mental collapse, as we know!
well dang, one of my broadcast channels has stopped showing 3 b2b episodes of criminal minds every mon and tues night :( Now gonna have to wait for the DVDs from library to get my fix.