Tagged: Westworld Season 2
Hey Guys, I’m sure this is the 70th email you guys have received about the elephants talk. I just had a simple thought. If MiB thought Emily was a host, why would he leave a man with her while she sleeps, presumably to attend the fire and keep a lookout....
Hey Guys, The cradle actually makes a lot of sense if you think about it. If you are designing a story line you need a sandbox to see how all the different hosts would interact and how you story line would interact with other stories. With all of the moving...
Westworld Episode 6 Instant Take: “Phase Space” We’re halfway through Season 2, but Westworld isn’t showing any signs of fatigue as they blow up some popular early theories, while introducing even more. Gene & Kerri are in Los Angeles celebrating Gene’s birthday, so Rog & Big D are left in...
Hello crew, Last week I submitted the theory of Maeve and William crossing path and this week only cemented how both characters need to meet. Maeve only partially found her daughter. She found the body but not her soul/past narrative. And the only way to unlock it will be though...
Hey guys, Just listed to your instacast. One thing to notice is the aspect ratio of the scenes. The opening scene with Arnold and Delores is set in a letter box. Everything after that is 16:9 full screen until Bernard is seen on the train. The aspect ratio then switches...
Dear Shat hosts: Thanks for reading all of our tin foily emails. Dunno how you do it. I found the LED lightbulb looking host brain thing perplexing. Why have the golf ball/chestnut/control unit be encased in the LED lightbulb? Why don’t we just use the chestnut all by itself? Why...
Hey guys, Ryan in L.A. here I’ve been sitting on this theory since Episode 2 of Season 2. It started by noticing the parent/child relationships between certain characters but I wanted to make sure other aspects were making sense before I took the time to write this all out. While,...
Dear Shat Hosts: When Bernard enters the cradle and he wakes up on the train, he looks at his hands and they look white. Why? This reminded me of an interview with Peter Mullan which I found odd. You know in the behind the scenes shorts that HBO releases, they...