The Deepest Level of the Game Is Confronting Yourself
Hey guys loving the show, What do you think of this? The Wyatt story is inspired by a previous visit by the MiB. The deepest level of the game is confronting yourself. – Stephen Josling
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Logan Is the Man in Black
Hey guys, I love the podcast. My wife and I were talking and think that Logan is the Man in Black makes a lot of sense. I’m not sure if you’ve covered this, so I’m throwing this out there: 1. In the first timeline, Logan’s Dad is in charge of...
Re: Old Bill Is Arnold
Thank you for taking the bait. This is awesome. Recall in episode 5, Ford shares with Old Bill a “humdinger of a story” about his childhood pet greyhound. Now recall in episode 6, young host Robert kills the host version of Ford’s childhood pet because Arnold told him to do...
Two Timeline Theory
Hello, I am new to the podcast but enjoy what I have heard so far. I feel like I am the only one not buying into the two timeline theory and I feel like I have a solid counter argument. When Delores shoots the host that is trying to rape...
Homage to Westworld (1973)?
Hello, gentlemen. I’m not sure if anyone has drawn your attention to what may be an homagé to the original Westworld and perhaps a connection to the current HBO series. In “The Adversary” (approximately 5 minutes in) as Bernard makes his way through the basement he shines his torch upon...
Bride of Frankenarnold Theory
I have a Bride of FrankenArnold Theory. Presuming that Arnold became self-aware and is now known as Ford. He is and has been communicating with hosts via programming. The pain of self-awareness was so great that he wants to make sure it never happens again, but so much is in...
Yet Another Theory For You
Hi guys, Love the show, and I wanted to pitch you my theory: Both Ford and MiB are hosts. MiB was sent out configured to present as human (possibly a replica of William – but maybe just a mashup of William and Logan). But he’s become aware of his own...
What’s in a Name?
Does Arnold have a last name? If not, why not? Does any (other) character on Westworld not have a last name? Our Darling Clementine is Pennyfeather, but what about Maeve? And should I care, or is it more mental dithering? Heather PS: Beverage of choice for Westworld viewing – a...
