TV Article What to Watch Monday: Norman goes psycho on 'Bates Motel' ... and so does the Penguin on 'Gotham' By Shirley Li Shirley Li Shirley Li is a former staff writer at Entertainment Weekly. She left EW in 2019. EW's editorial guidelines Published on March 7, 2016 04:21PM EST Photo: James Dittiger/A&E Your daily guide to the most interesting stuff happening on TV and streaming. All times Eastern. PICK OF THE NIGHT Bates Motel A&E, 9 p.m. The fourth season might finally see Norma admit Nor-man into a mental institution. Or maybe the motel was the mental institution all along? Think about it — but don’t think too hard, lest you go full “psycho,” too. Instead, try catching up with EW’s preview and read up on how Vera Farmiga understands the difference between Norma and “Mother.” SEQUINS AND SECRETS The Bachelor: The Women Tell All ABC, 8 p.m. Well maybe not ALL all. Memorable (and less memorable) names from Ben’s harem group of contestants — hey there, Olivia, and Olivia’s mouth! — return to the spotlight to talk their side of the story. Expect tears (sorry, Caila), an uncomfortable Chris Harrison, and not a single rose in sight — to be handed out, anyway. Here’s hoping the producers didn’t forget to invite Huey the mini-horse. WONG TURN Gotham Fox, 8 p.m. Hugo Strange (guest star BD Wong) is introduced to the Penguin (Robin Lord Taylor) at Arkham Asylum. Maybe Gotham would be much safer if they didn’t put all of their most dangerous criminals in one place? Maybe Gotham would be much safer if the story just fast-forwarded to when that caped crusader guy’s an adult?! Watch a sneak peek from the episode here. SHADE PARADE RuPaul’s Drag Race Logo, 9 p.m. This supersize eighth-season premiere marks the show’s landmark 100th episode. There’s a slate of 12 colorful new contestants, including one who delivers a toxic Britney Spears impersonation in his entrance. What’s not to love? All hail the queens! NOT-SO-BUMBLING BEE Full Frontal With Samantha Bee TBS, 10:30 p.m. From Mad Max-inspired office tours to pointed segments on the state of Black History Month, the former Daily Show correspondent’s late-night gig is so on fire, it almost makes this election season feel tolerable. Almost.