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Hey Guys, Amazing job with the podcast! My girlfriend and I have made it a nightly ritual over the last couple of weeks to nerd out with your podcast after each episode. I believe you guys are actually the reason she really got into Westworld…so thanks for that (although I...

Hey Guys, So in honor of the last episode, I went on a bit of a journey reexamining some of the literary references from the season now that we know the end piece to this second chapter. I will be honest that I did this in part to try and...

Dear ShatonTV, The Man in Black arc was very important to me for the show sticking the landing for the season. I loved the season, not as much as season 1, (don’t get me wrong, the acting, filming, etc. was fantastic) and what made me nervous heading into the season...

To: Delos Employees From: Management Fellow team members, as we prepare to re open West World and our other parks please be advised of several new policies in place. 1. While pending legal action works its way through the court system it is important for us to keep costs to...

Hey Guys, Couple thoughts, some of which might just turn out to be continuity errors or bad writing, but here goes: How does Dolores know who Emily is? When has she encountered her as an adult? I guess she’s spent enough time in Westworld to learn the Lakota language, but...

Hey Guys, Why do you think there’s never any dissonance when hosts are placed in new bodies? I feel like so much of our identities are wound up in the physical makeup of our bodies in terms of how we perceive ourselves, and vis a vis others, saying nothing of...

Hey Guys, I think the show runners created a real plot problem for Season 3 by having Delores’ mind control unit inserted into a Charlotte Hale host body. Although the character would physically look like Charlotte none of her memories, mannerisms, or speech patterns would be the same as the...

Hey Guys, can we talk about the mirroring/reflections that happen throughout the whole episode? Arnold takes away Dolores’ free will and programs her to shoot him. She spends an entire season wracked with this guilt that she was the one who killed her beloved Creator, only to find out NOPE...