Westworld TV Series

  On 11/30/2016 at 5:11 PM, kichiguy said:

so how do the visitors 'enter' westworld?

they board a train (presumably underground), which then probably comes out of a tunnel somewhere up above.

Older folks might remember this when it aired back in the day.

October 4th 1985.

Also this, (in a slightly less obvious way).

September 27th, 1985.

https://youtu.be/nezoHhdVOUU

I remember loving that show as a kid, but the only one I can remember was the one where they were living in some house inside a massive empty void. There was another version of it in the 00s as well, that was less good. Some of the originals were great too (like the two with Shatner in them).

  On 11/30/2016 at 5:17 PM, caze said:

 

  On 11/30/2016 at 5:11 PM, kichiguy said:

so how do the visitors 'enter' westworld?

 

they board a train (presumably underground), which then probably comes out of a tunnel somewhere up above.

 

It seems the train is the only 'normal' way guests enter the park (both William and Logan rode in on the train), and the show trolled us with Teddy riding in on it as well, only to turn out to be a host.

The staff have those neat hidden elevators stashed in various locations.

Has anyone seen SexWorld before? lol

trust me, none of these girls are in this move, haha. It does have Kay Parker though.

  On 11/30/2016 at 4:09 PM, caze said:

I'm pretty sure it's in Utah.

relevant

  On 11/29/2016 at 8:53 AM, azatoth said:

 

  On 11/28/2016 at 3:22 PM, messiaen said:

and how does absolutely no-one who works there remember what arnold looked like. 

 

it was 30 years ago and Ford told Bernard in ep.2 when they talked in his office that Arnold was scrubbed from the records.

 

Anyone else think that the picture of William's wife is missing a person, it's framed like there should be another person in it, like the picture of Ford and Arnold, that also had an odd framing, which was revealed in the last episode to also include Bernard. Probably just a misdirection as it wouldn't make sense if William was a host too.

 

that was the same photo the host found in the dirt early on right, Delores Dad? The one that made him have a mental breakdown?

  On 12/1/2016 at 2:40 PM, joshuatx said:

 

  On 11/30/2016 at 4:09 PM, caze said:

I'm pretty sure it's in Utah.

 

relevant

 

  On 11/29/2016 at 8:53 AM, azatoth said:

 

  On 11/28/2016 at 3:22 PM, messiaen said:

and how does absolutely no-one who works there remember what arnold looked like. 

 

it was 30 years ago and Ford told Bernard in ep.2 when they talked in his office that Arnold was scrubbed from the records.

 

Anyone else think that the picture of William's wife is missing a person, it's framed like there should be another person in it, like the picture of Ford and Arnold, that also had an odd framing, which was revealed in the last episode to also include Bernard. Probably just a misdirection as it wouldn't make sense if William was a host too.

 

 

that was the same photo the host found in the dirt early on right, Delores Dad? The one that made him have a mental breakdown?

 

yeah, it's the same photo from the first episode.

^ oh, ok. yeah i just caught up last night. now aware of the theory that's making the rounds...

Neat timeline in the spoiler

Episode 10 will be 90 minutes long.

That including adverts or from title to credit?

the only thing I want to know is how/what dis?

I don't get it. They are upside down, but why? Hope they clear that up in the finale imho.

  On 12/1/2016 at 10:42 PM, blackdust said:

That including adverts or from title to credit?

No ads on HBO, that should be the actual running time.

  On 12/2/2016 at 1:24 AM, doublename said:

 

  On 12/1/2016 at 10:42 PM, blackdust said:

That including adverts or from title to credit?

No ads on HBO, that should be the actual running time.

That's cool then. We don't have hbo here so when americans normally say an hour episode its 45mins here depending on the station it's played.

well that was great.

I for one am so fucking happy that actually explained and resolved everything so neatly and completely. We literally got a new narrative for next season.

Could you imagine if ABC did Westworld? Or the True Blood writers. This plot climax would have been delayed for 3 seasons with a half dozen shitty subplots as filler. We would have had smoke monsters, vampire AIDS, polar bears, werewolves, and lottery numbers.

 Oh good, thanks for the non-spoilery review. ima lookin forward to this nao.

delet it turns out they were underwater

the shark scene was gud, like when they jumped over them, quite intense tbqh

j/k they did not jump over the sharks

good episode

Almost didn't keep watching after episode 1, glad I gave it a second try.. great to see a show with a reasonably deep and convincing exploration of ai. It's like watching star trek where every episode is about Data.

Little heavy on the exposition monologues, but all in all a satisfying ending to a quality season.

what a load of shit

lol, yes.