#norman bates agere

[zombpuppy]

regressor norman bates! 🌈🖍

(4 anon)

⭑ norman is a very gentle and sweet regressor, in fact he wouldn’t hurt a fly!

⭑ he tries his best not to be a handful for his caregiver/s

⭑ loves to read whenever he’s small, i can see him hiding away with a book in a small fort

⭑ needs a lot of comfort, cuddles, kind words, he’s just a precious little thing

⭑ very shy, he can be nonverbal at times

⭑ uses grabby hands and small words to ask for things

⭑ he would be very attached to his things, always carrying a stuffie or a blankie with him for comfort

⭑ so very cuddly.. it’s impossible not to wrap him up and protect him from the world

⭑ has lots of anxiety so he needs a calming space, he never gets too excitable

⭑ play consists of things like tea parties and building cozy forts

[littlespace-imagines]

saw you write for Norman Bates, he makes my little heart very happy <3 since he likes milk so much, i think a fic where the reader feeds him a bottle would be cute... poor guy would be so nervous trying to ask for it 😭🍼❤️

Little!Norman Bates x Cg!reader

Contains: Cg/l, littlespace, Cg!reader, Norman is adorable, bottle feeding, fluff, reader feeds Norman a bottle, completely GN!reader

“Wait! Hold on don’t go in-“ Normal said as he trailed behind you, trying to intercept your path to the kitchen as his cheeks and ears burned a bright pink, you let out a small laugh,

“Norman, my sweet boy, I have to go in the kitchen…. How else will I get your sippy ready?” You asked him, fingers soothingly running through his thick black hair, you could see him leaning into your touch more and you smiled. Normal looked down, clenching and unclenching his fists in anxiety before he looked up at you.

“I-I bought something… online… and now I’m nervous.” He explained slowly and you gave a soft nod, holding your hand out to him,

“Lead the way, sweet boy.” You said with a smile, you could see relief flood his eyes as he took your hand and lead you to the kitchen, where on the counter sat a large adult bottle, still in the package, as you smiled and picked it up.

“I'd be happy to make you a bottle, Norman, do you want to watch some cartoons too? Will that make you more comfortable?” You asked the flustered boy placing a hand on his warm shoulder. Norman nodded sheepishly and looked down, you could tell there was something he wasn’t asking you and you waited patiently until you heard the small whispers fall from his lips,

“I want you to feed it to me…please?” He said, his tone implying it was a question and you nodded,

“Go get your jammies on, but by the time you’re dressed I’ll have your bottle and cartoons ready!” You say and he beams, running out of the room excitedly, you turned and decided to make him a chocolate milk bottle, something you only did for special occasions because too many sweets made Normal feel nauseated, but this was important to celebrate. Norman opening up so easily took a lot of work, and he was doing so well.

You hadn’t realized you had gone on autopilot until you were sitting on the couch with Norman’s favorite cartoon and still shaking his bottle when he came into view, back to being shy as you adjusted yourself on the couch, your back was pressed against the back on the couch, your right arm laying across it to support Norman's head as you patted the space in front of you, he came a laid, his body nestled against yours comfortably as you smiled at him, he returned the smile nervously as you popped the bottle between his lips, his gaze shifted between your eyes and his cartoons as you watched him slip deeper into his headspace, by around the half-point of the bottle he was starting to doze off, holding onto you tightly as you smiled down at your sweet, brave boy.

[tinyowlet]

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Hi lovely Thank you for this request. This was really hard for me because I haven’t seen Bates motel in about 3-4 years and I tried to write these with the best of my memory so it may be a tad bit fanon more than canon! And this is my first time doing headcanons so I hope it's not too bad! Thank you for your request!

CG! Norman Bates x Little!Reader

Requested by @plumdreadful

Mother approves of you at first because of your innocent nature and feels like you could have a positive impact on Norman

His love languages are acts of service, physical affection, and quality time.

Buys you little gear in your favorite colors

He has a bracelet that has your name on it in your favorite color and you have a bracelet with his name and his favorite color on your ankle so you don't mess with it or break it.

Will almost 24/7 be with you to help you in you regress at anytime

Keeps you out of the basement.

Will play dress up with you (Normas Dress)

Tea parties with him and stuffies are a must

Norma Has mixed feelings about you, on one hand you make Norman happier than she's ever seen him before his fathers death.

But on another hand you're also helping him realize how toxic She can be and sometimes you help him stand up to her in the best way possible.

Their relationship is most definitely not the best after you two started dating

Bed time at 11:00pm NO LATER! Unless you give him puppy eyes then he would give you 30 more mins

Hums or reads you a story to bed

If you get overwhelmed or fussy he sits you in his lap and rocks in the rocking chair.

ALWAYS Has your nubi (Paci), Blanket, and bottle on him even in school.

Apologies if he blacks out while you're little.

Bradley bullies you for the littlest of things and norman Always stand up for you

Emma supports you and even helps babysit when norman needs her to

Dylan throws a few sly remarks towards you but he doesn't get let off easy by norman

Bolder and Happier now that he has a little to take care of and to reassure him.

MID DAY NAPS

Always knows when you need comforting or are upset

Will do anything to make you giggle

Buys you stuffys constantly

Makes sure your eating, sleeping, and taken care of properly

Pet names he likes to call you: Darling, bunny, honey, little one, or love

Pet names you call him: Dada, Baba, “orman” Bubba, and bubbie

Extremely protective and territorial

Loves you to the moon and back and with all his heart

Norman is a really good CG! And will do anything and Everything for you.

[papermoonloveslucy]

LUCY, THE CO-ED

S3;E6 ~ October 19, 1970

Directed by Jack Baker ~ Written by Fred S. Fox and Seaman Jacobs

Synopsis

Harry's old flame Gloria (Marilyn Maxwell) is in town to help produce a musical for their college alumni. They resurrect a show Harry wrote in 1928 and cast Lucy, Kim, and Craig in supporting roles.

Regular Cast

Lucille Ball (Lucy Carter / 'Ginger'), Gale Gordon (Harrison Otis Carter / 'Crazy Hips'), Desi Arnaz Jr. (Craig Carter / 'The Dead End Kid'), Lucie Arnaz (Kim Carter / 'Honey Beasley')

Guest Cast

Marilyn Maxwell (Gloria Pendleton / 'Nurse') was a singer who started out her career as an MGM contract player. She appeared in four films with Lucille Ball between 1943 and 1963. It was rumored the Maxwell and Bob Hope were romantically linked, despite both being married to others. Maxwell died of a heart attack at the age of 50 in 1972.  

Robert Alda ('Dean Butler') originated the role of Sky Masterson in Broadway’s Guys and Dolls, winning the 1951 Tony Award. He is the father of Alan Alda of “M*A*S*H” fame. He made one appearance on the “The Lucy Show,” and this is the second of his three episodes of “Here’s Lucy” and the only one where he plays a character instead of himself. Alda died in 1986.

Cecil Gold ('Cecil', orange sweater, center) previously danced in “Lucy and the Generation Gap” (S2;E12) also directed by Jack Baker.  This is his final series appearance.

Kevin Edwards ('Norman', blue sweater, right) was previously seen in “Lucy, the Conclusion Jumper” (S1;E5) and was an uncredited ballet dancer in Streisand’s Funny Girl (1968). This is his final series appearance.

Jim Bates ('Clarence', red sweater left) appeared as an uncredited extra in such films as Singin' in the Rain (1950) and Easter Parade (1948).  He previously appeared with Gale Gordon on a 1963 episode of “Dennis the Menace.”  Bates will appear in one more episode of “Here's Lucy” in 1972, his final screen appearance.  

Although given character names in the final credits, none of the three boy co-eds have their names spoken in the dialogue.

The Co-Ed Singers include:

Mickie Pollak (black hair) was assistant choreographer to Jack Baker on “Lucy and Liberace” (S2;E16). This is her only screen appearance.

Judy Van Wormer (blonde hair) would become the assistant choreographer on the Steven Spielberg film 1941 (1979). She was also assistant choreographer for a 1970 episode of “Jimmy Durante presents The Lemmon Sisters.”  This is one of only two screen appearances for Van Wormer.

Lisa Pharren (red hair) gave up performing after only three appearances on screen and became a Hollywood make-up artist eventually earning three Emmy nominations for her work.

Unlike the 3 male Co-Eds, the girls have no spoken dialogue, and therefore are not assigned character names in the final credits.

Other ‘Bullwinkle students’ are played by uncredited background performers.

On the series DVD this episode is introduced by Jim Bates (Clarence) who later became a choreographer on the show. Bates shares the DVD intro with Anita Mann, assistant choreographer on this and many other “Here's Lucy” episodes.

The evening this episode was first broadcast, Lucille Ball made her fourth and final appearance on “The Carol Burnett Show.”  Also appearing was Mel Torme, who made several appearances on “The Lucy Show” as Mel Tinker. Carol Burnett would star in one more episode of “Here's Lucy” in 1971.

Harry sarcastically says to Lucy, “Thank you, Dear Abby.” “Dear Abby” is an advice column founded in 1956 by Pauline Phillips under the pen name "Abigail Van Buren" and carried on today by her daughter, Jeanne Phillips, who now owns the legal rights to the pen name.

Gloria calls Harry ‘Windy’, his college nickname. Windy was also the nickname given to Winfield Cheever by his nephew (Frankie Avalon) on “Lucy and the Starmaker” (S6;E4). In “Lucy and Wally Cox” (S2;E21) Harry's old buddy Moose Manley says that Harry's college nickname was ‘Blubber’.  

Lucy reminds Harry that he got over his infatuation with Dorothy Lamour so he'll get over Gloria Pendleton. Dorothy Lamour (1914-96) was an actress and singer best remembered for appearing in the Road to... movies starring Bing Crosby and Bob Hope.

Harry and Gloria are producing a musical show for the alumni of Bullwinkle State University. It was written by Harry during his senior year there in 1928. Previous episodes have stated that Harry both performed and wrote shows while in college. The title of his musical is... 

It's Always Do-Wacka-Do at Bullwinkle U!

As the curtain goes up on the front of steps of Bullwinkle U, the orchestra plays “You Gotta be a Football Hero (To Get Along with the Beautiful Girls)” written by Al Sherman, Buddy Fields and Al Lewis in 1933. It is one of the most widely recorded and performed football anthems of all time.

As Ginger (Lucy) enters, the boys (Gold, Edwards, and Bates) sing “Ain't She Sweet” written in 1927 by Milton Ager and Jack Yellin.

When Crazy Hips (Harry) enters in his football uniform the girls (Van Wormer, Pharren, and Pollak) sing “Baby Face” written in 1926 by Harry Akst and Benny Davis.

The students all sing “Buckle Down Bullwinkle” to the tune of “Buckle Down Winsockie” a song written for the film Best Foot Forward (1943) which starred Lucille Ball. Perhaps not so coincidentally, Marilyn Maxwell played the role originated by Lucille Ball in the 1954 television re-make of Best Foot Forward, which stayed closer to the 1941 Broadway show than the Lucille Ball film, where Lucy essentially played herself.

Crazy Hips says that “Marion the librarian keeps intercepting my passes.” Marion the librarian was a character in the 1957 Broadway musical The Music Man, which was filmed in 1962 (above) with Shirley Jones as Marion. Both stage and screen versions starred Robert Preston in the title role who would go on to play Beau in Mame (1974) opposite Lucille Ball.  

One of the pennants decorating the dorm room says Princeton, which is coincidentally where Lucille Ball made her legitimate stage debut at McCarter Theatre in 1937 with the play Hey Diddle Diddle. It moved to Washington DC, but closed before Broadway due to the illness of leading man Conway Tearle. Regular Lucy director Herbert Kenwith also directed Lucy in Princeton in 1947's Dream Girl by Elmer Rice.  

To cover up for the girls hidden in the closet, Crazy Hips tells a ‘nosy’ Dean Butler that he uses perfume: Lucky Lindy No. 5.  ‘Lucky Lindy’ was the nickname of Charles A. Lindbergh (1902-74), an aviator who made the first solo transatlantic flight and the first non-stop flight between North America and mainland Europe. The addition of ‘No. 5′ is a bow to Chanel No. 5, the first perfume launched by designer Coco Chanel in 1921.  It is still sold today.

Ginger, Honey, Dead End, Crazy Hips, and the Dean (Robert Alda) sing “Collegiate” written in 1925 by Nat Bonx and Moe Jaffe.

Bullwinkle University wins the big football game against North Keokuk.  Although Keokuk is in Iowa, North Keokuk is a town located in Oklahoma.  

The musical ends with “Varsity Drag,” a song written by Lew Brown and B.G. DeSylva for Good News, which was seen on Broadway in 1927 and on screen in 1947 when it was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Song.

“You Gotta be a Football Hero (To Get Along with the Beautiful Girls)” was sung by Craig in “Lucy and Carol Burnett” (S1;E17) to raise money for the school gym. The red and white pom-poms on the dorm room wall were used by the cheerleaders in that episode. Red and white are the colors of Angeles High School, Kim and Craig's alumnus. 

Craig wears a raccoon coat, a typical fashion statement of the 1920s. One was also worn by Fred Mertz in “Lucy Has Her Eyes Examined” (ILL SE;E11).  

The dorm room is decorated with an art deco poster of Sarah Bernhardt by Alphonse Mucha (1897) that was previously seen on the wall of the knife thrower The Great Pierre (Paul Winchell) in “Lucy, the Cement Worker” (S2;E10).

The dorm room also features a pink phonograph that was seen in both “Lucy and the Generation Gap” (S2;E12, left) and in the Navajo hogan in “Lucy and the Indian Chief” (S2;E3, center).  

On the wall of the dorm room is a pennant for Tait. The pennant was also seen on the wall of Jerry and Sherman's bedroom in “Lucy and Her Electric Mattress” (TLS S1;E12) in 1962. This is a reference to the fictional Tait University in the musical Good News, which was seen on Broadway in 1927 and on screen in 1947.

Good News also featured the song “Varsity Drag,” which Vivian Vance performed in “Lucy Has Her Eyes Examined” (ILL S3;E11).

Who Are You?  Oddly, Robert Alda has a principal role of the Dean in the musical but has no corresponding 'real life' character. Perhaps the character was cut from the opening scenes for time?  It is possible that Alda was playing himself again. 

“Lucy, the Co-Ed” rates 4 Paper Hearts out of 5

This musical comedy episode is not quite as good as “Lucy and the Generation Gap” but still a lot of fun for its high camp style. Oddly, Gloria Maxwell is underused in the musical sequence and Robert Alda is absent from the set-up scene.  

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My name is Royalty!

Feel free to call me by any of these pet names: Like, Love, Okay

Angel, Puppy, Little One, Cub, Sweetheart, Darling, Honey, Bunny, Bambi!

My Pronouns are: She/Her/Hers

I am Bisexual

My big age is 18 but I regress to about 0-4 Majority of the time it’s 0-1!

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