Tagged: Westworld Season 2

MIB finds delight in violence

Hey Shat on TV! Long time listener, first time telegrapher here! First let me say that the ShatOn series of podcasts are not only my favorite “deep dive” movies and TV podcasts around, but some of my most enjoyable hours of every week! Rog will probably recognize me as Vermouth...

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...

Teddy

Hey Guys, Didn’t we see teddy dead in the lake, how did he get there from killing himself? -Park Smith

Lord’s’ Of The Flies

Hi guys, Sending another quick thing I noticed that others likely did too, but at the beginning of the episode, as we see William as the Man in Black put the gun to his head, there is a loud buzz of flies, much as we have heard with Teddy. I...

Stetsons

Hello hosts… Of Shat on TV, not park hosts… Although… Anyways, I could swear earlier this season one of the qa guys was talking about “retrieving the stetsons” and I just assumed they had brain scanners in them… I think it was the same episode where they were talking about...

Just Noticed

Hello podcast masters, I just noticed upon watching Kiksuya again, one of the techs that is a part Akecheta’s initial repurposing from peaceful demeanor to that of “breathing fire”, is the boss that later tells the behavior techs to update him and put him back. It had been nine years...

Westworld Episode 9 Instant Take: “Vanishing Point"

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...

Timshel In Westworld

Hey Guys, @20:51 You discuss “Timshel” (Thou Mayest) I think the writers most likely are referencing John Steinbeck’s use of Timshel as a major theme in East of Eden. Adam, the father of Cal and Aaron (Cain and Abel) in the book, uses the meaning of Timshel to help the...