Category: Westworld Telegraph
Hey Guys, ……..the topic of the excellent acting inevitably comes up when people talk about Westworld. If you haven’t seen it, check out the documentary “Behind The Planet Of The Apes” They talk about the struggle to get it right and make sure that it didn’t come off hammy or...
Hi Shat Team! You are consistently the best of the multiple WW podcasts. (Perhaps you have some special CR4-DL style technology that allows you to generate the highest quality narrative possible.) Regardless, I think you’ve lost sight of Logan. We have no confirmation he’s dead. William’s reference to his overdose...
Hey guys, My name is Seth, I’m a computer scientist from Texas. Really love the podcast, it’s greatly enhanced my Westworld experience in terms of keeping track of everything in the show as well as thinking about all the theories and ideas. In my opinion, one of the best parts...
Hey Guys, All I want to say is that I feel like Westworld could be just as interesting and complex if they kept 1 linear timeline (especially this season). The William/Man in Black timelines was one thing, but this season, it feels like a cheap trick to mess with the...
Hi all, Long time listener, second time e-mailer… Really appreciate the work you do every week, even when half the cast is traveling. Always nice to hear a range of perspectives, even when I yell at my phone in disagreement. First: WHAT WAS IN MAEVE’S PURSE AT THE END OF...
Hey Guys – Listening to the deep dive and want to say THANKS for your discussion about what you appreciate about WW (approx 50 minutes into podcast episode). I agree: my struggle with season 2 is that in season 1 everything meant something and in season 2 I feel like...
Big D, Rog, Gene and Kerri, So I’ve been listening to ShatonTV since Westworld season 1 and everything in between, (yes even American Gods). I just wanted to say I love what you guys do, you’re hilarious and your thoughts and views on Westworld season 2 are currently the highlight...
Hey Guys, Watching this brings to mind this, the last stanza of a Richard Brautigan poem: I like to think (it has to be!) of a cybernetic ecology where we are free of our labors and joined back to nature, returned to our mammal brothers and sisters, and all watched...