Author: Dick Ebert

Re Think

Hi guys I heard your cool response to my apple review I hope you saw a previous one a couple of weeks ago that I emailed as it qualified that synapse I don’t want to prothlesize or be over critical I really like what you team do. I was probably...

How Would All the Delores Change in Another Body

Hi, So the talk about Delores changing a lot while in another body e.g. in C. Hale doesn’t seem right to me. Yes each new Delores will have some different experiences, but they all start out with the years of experience that the original Delores had. So, these new experiences...

Caleb: Not Your Average Dog

Hello, It’s really interesting that they have given Aaron Paul’s character the name “Caleb.” Not just because it means dog/loyal in Hebrew, but because of the story of Caleb in the Old Testament. I think the writers might be dropping some clues about some of Caleb’s other virtues and what...

William Is Under A Chemically Induced Trip

“They call it genre…” The showrunners have given us plenty of nibbles in regards to the limbic wafers and ‘implants’. Now hearing about Genre, I’m curious if William’s condition is being rapidly degraded and aggravated by a compound like Genre. Planted by Dolores. We’ve seen her use technology to torment...

Westworld Lost Line

Love the podcast! There’s a lost line that has trouble with me since episode one of season three. Near the end of the episode, host Martin Connells says to real Martin as he is about to kill him “Don’t worry. I can’t imagine anyone’s gonna miss you.” These are the...

Where Is Everybody?

Shat Crew: I really enjoyed your recent Deep Dive about the latest episode of Westworld, episode 4. In particular, I thought your conversation about how a twin or an exact copy of yourself may not act or react the same way as you was FASCINATING. Identity and self-awareness are thematic...

I’m Confused

Hey guys, I wasn’t angry at you for your instant take saying you had over-analyzed the show. I was just confused by it. And so far you didn’t explain it, not in the instant take or in the deep dive. You mentioned it. You mentioned the criticism, but I’m still...

Kafkaesque

Greetings, Episode 4 left me with an oddly familiar feeling. Was I looking too deeply? Was I expecting too much? Am I robbing myself of the pleasure of simply enjoying something at the price of figuring it out ahead of time? And I realized that I had the same experience...