One of the stars of Bates Motel revealed a few details about what fans can expect in season 2.

Nestor Carbonell, who plays Sherriff Romero on the A&E series, revealed to DreadCentral in a Tuesday interview that his character would have more contact with Norman (Freddie Highmore) this season. He added that every character is corrupt and will continue to be so in season 2.

"I wouldn't assume Romero or anyone on the show is beyond corruption. Again, that's one of the reasons I find the characters so compelling," Carbonell said. "Our characters are all continually being tested, and even the ones who may appear morally sound make questionable choices."

He also revealed that there will be plenty more conflict between Romero and Norma (Vera Farmiga) in season 2.

"Unfortunately, there's not much I can reveal about Norma and Romero's dynamic, only to say that we both seem to be control freaks of some sort, which makes for a lot of conflict," Carbonell said. "And, thank you, it's a lot of fun to trade jabs with her." He said that the world of Bates Motel will be expanded in season 2.

Bates Motel Season 2 Spoilers: Cast and Crew Teases 'Sandman' Storyline

In other Bates Motel news, the complete first season was released on DVD Tuesday. Two deleted scenes were featured in the set that reveal a few mysteries. The first clip reveals that Dylan, Norma's older son called her from inside an emptied house before traveling to White Pine Bay. The other clip features Norma waking Norman up to go to school and telling him that his behavior has to be completely normal despite killing a man the night before.

Watch the deleted scenes here.

Season 2 of Bates Motel will premiere in 2014, though a specific premiere date has not yet been scheduled.

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