Teddy
Hey Guys, Didn’t we see teddy dead in the lake, how did he get there from killing himself? -Park Smith
Tagged: James Marsden
Depth & Complexity Revealed In A Few Seconds Shot Of Five Books
Hey Guys, The depth of “Westworld” is shown in the about 20 seconds total[1] in which viewers see the books next to William’s bed: Melville’s Moby Dick, Hardy’s Jude the Obscure, Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse Five, and Stadter’s Plutarch’s Historical Methods and Plutarch and Rome. Melville, Hardy, Vonnegut, and Plutarch are deep...
Westworld Episode 9 Instant Take: “Vanishing Point”
Westworld Episode 9 Instant Take: “Vanishing Point” The Penultimate episode of season two of Westworld focuses mainly on the troubled past of William (aka MiB) while explaining further details on Dr. Ford’s master plan. While Gene is on vacation in Chicago, Roger flies all the way to Florida in...
Episode 9/Season 2 Critique
Hosts, You probably will not read this on the air as it is a pretty critical take on Westworld and I understand you need to maintain a pretty positive outlook on the show to build credibility for the podcast. I also believe you all have a generally positive attitude about...
The Beginnings Of An Unorthodox Judeo-Christian Exegesis
Hey guys– I’m sure you’ll receive a lot emails this week that lay out folks’ syntheses of religious themes and symbolism–Judeo-Christian and otherwise–in Season 2 and the show more broadly. Like all the others, I think I’m onto something, but if you think it stands out and choose to discuss...
Gremily Is Definitely A Host!
Hey Guys, Ok, so I know it seems like they’ve “proven” that gremily is a human, but no such thing has happened. In fact, every time that the opportunity comes up to prove she is human, we never see it. The red head guy in season 2 episode 3 gets...
Why Is Teddy In The Water
Hey Guys, I swear to God that if his body was carried there by a flood … I just won’t know how to feel. The ultimate tinfoil theory has fresh legs. Ari Dubbs From Washington, DC
William Is Truly Alone Now
Hello! Back in Episode 2, El Lazo (Giancarlo Esposito/Gus Fring from Breaking Bad) told William “This game was meant for you William, but you must play it alone.” As Ford would have it, that’s precisely true for William now: he’s completely alone. He’s killed his daughter; he killed the QA...
