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Greetings from Norway! My name is Julie, and I discovered your Westworld podcast earlier this season. I think it’s amazing, so thanks for providing us with great entertainment every week. I just had an interesting conversation with my husband about Bernard at the beach in S2E1, when he finishes Karl...

Westworld – On The Other Side Of The Door Is Seawater?

Hey Guys, The speed of the seawater flooding into the Forge would be limited by the diameter of the underground pipe that connects the sea to the Forge, so a giant wave wouldn’t necessarily be expected. Also, if the pipe enters the Forge near the upper level, more of the...

Westworld: Human Emily?

Hey Guys, I changed my mind about the Emily killed by the Man in Black being a Forged Emily. Emily told him Juliet left his profile card for her, and that appears to be the truth assuming the reliability of the flashback that showed Juliet placing the card in the...

Westworld: Faulty Reasoning By The Man In Black?

Hey Guys, I got confused for awhile about why the Man in Black insisted, after he killed Emily and was speaking aloud as if Ford could hear him, that Juliet had no way to know about his profile unless Ford had told her about it. That claim didn’t make sense...

Westworld – On The Other Side Of The Door Is Seawater?

Hey Guys, In “Vanishing Point,” during the conversation that preceded Bernard’s deletion (or partial deletion) of Ford’s ghost, Ford told him “There’s the origin of an entire species to consider. We need to open the door.” Assuming the new species are immortal guests manufactured by Delos’ Forge — shall we...

Westworld Season 2 Review: Am I Watching This Show Wrong? – Vox

Hey Guys, https://www.vox.com/culture/2018/6/22/17489862/westworld-season-2-review-finale-recap-the-passenger I can’t believe this shit. Saying Westworld is trying to be a Reddit about Lost is just shameful. Lost is so bad, and Westworld is good, period. Lost was written like a child scrambling for bizarre, curious, but ultimately entirely ambiguous. What’s in the bunker? The writers...