Author: Dick Ebert

Hey, Shatters! Some thoughts before your deep dive: I would like to believe that all this questioning being brought up (in the show) if what we’re seeing is real is just to throw us off the scent. The first two seasons had a lot of “who’s a host” questions and...

Hello, Don’t miss the central point of why Maeve was run through the VR. Serac had her pearl and needed to confirm that she was not the host that had redirected the coordinates of the Forge beam. When she revealed to Lee that she had no idea how it worked...

Hosts, Watching episode 2, which I actually enjoyed more than the previous episode, showed us a glimpse of Dolores’s enemies and their capabilities. We witnessed Maeve being run through simulation after simulation but being granted just enough cognizance to determine that she is not a host, then granted a sidekick...

Hi all, Love the show. So glad to see (hear?) you all back analysing Westworld. My question, has to do with Maeve and why something just feels off to me when she’s on screen. I can’t really put my finger on it. I like her character (not my fav but...

Hi All, I watch a lot of TV. A lot, a lot. With most of the series I watch, it’s the continued development of the core characters that keeps me invested. Two episodes into Season 3 and surprisingly it’s the complete opposite for me with Westworld. I’m finding myself most...

Hey guys, and Ashley I know this may sound like a tin foil hat theory but what if that Game of Thrones reference with Drogon was a way for HBO to say hey we’re going to fix the ending of Game of Thrones. They want to let us G.O.T fans...

Hosts, 1. Delos had no incentive to make a host Caleb, so the tinfoil theory that he’s a host is silly. However, it’s reasonable to believe his brain contains some tech that repaired, more or less, damage his brain suffered when he was shot in the head during the war....