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Post by min on Nov 7, 2016 14:19:36 GMT
God i fell asleep for part of Maeve's 'tweaking'. Did she say: hello Arnold, we're going to have some fun. I didn't catch her last line either! What was with Teddy the Terminator? Even the MiB was like WTH Teddy? It was pretty cool however to see him use the Gatling. Was he partners with Wyatt during the town massacre? I'll have to read EW's review since I dozed off. LOL. Is Maeve the real adversary? www.ew.com/recap/westworld-adversary-season-1-episode-6
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Post by ac on Nov 7, 2016 14:38:21 GMT
God i fell asleep for part of Maeve's 'tweaking'. Did she say: hello Arnold, we're going to have some fun. I didn't catch her last line either! She said "dear boys, we're going to have some fun aren't we".
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Post by min on Nov 7, 2016 14:40:22 GMT
Also data is being uploaded to a Delos satellite and it appears that the control room uses the satellite to monitor the park. So can this really be a virtual world or is this another planet?
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Post by Weasel Pie on Nov 7, 2016 14:48:11 GMT
So can this really be a virtual world or is this another planet? The whole thing takes place on another planet IMO. Quite possible especially with the monster terraforming equipment. All the control rooms are underground, etc. And Elsie saying she was going to ask for a title, a room upgrade and a bar pass as a reward - that speaks to ultra-remoteness from Earth-like trappings of a vacation home in Belize and a rai$e. ETA also when Bernard was talking to his "wife" via spacefacetime, pretty sure that established they're on separate planets Probably Mars
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Post by min on Nov 7, 2016 15:02:28 GMT
So can this really be a virtual world or is this another planet? The whole thing takes place on another planet IMO. Quite possible especially with the monster terraforming equipment. All the control rooms are underground, etc. And Elsie saying she was going to ask for a title, a room upgrade and a bar pass as a reward - that speaks to ultra-remoteness from Earth-like trappings of a vacation home in Belize and a rai$e. ETA also when Bernard was talking to his "wife" via spacefacetime, pretty sure that established they're on separate planets Probably Mars I'm thinking Mars as well given the red geology, inside a monster crater. There is also the white train coming from somewhere outside the park. So I'm guessing another habitat somewhere, maybe an outpost for the foundation and a spaceport. hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/
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Post by Some Pig No Doubt on Nov 7, 2016 20:21:52 GMT
Gonna need to watch this again, but...
Did anyone notice Bernard's wardrobe changes throughout this episode?
When he's talking to Elsie about the satellite feed and later checking out "unidentified hosts" in the park, he's wearing a dark suit coat with a white/light shirt and some kind of fancy vest.
When he goes to Sector 17 and finds Ford's cabin, he's wearing a dark sport jacket, a medium-blue shirt, and what looks like a deep blue tie.
When he goes to talk to Theresa about the satellite feed later that same day - he says "earlier today" to Theresa - he's wearing a dark blue sweater jacket, a light shirt, and a dark blue/black tie.
WTF
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Post by Some Pig No Doubt on Nov 7, 2016 20:45:43 GMT
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Post by Weasel Pie on Nov 7, 2016 21:33:47 GMT
Did anyone notice Bernard's wardrobe changes throughout this episode? NO. omg. wha..... OK the repeat is on tonight at 8 eastern. Will pay attention. and "I see nothing. It doesn't look like anything to me." Like Dolores and the picture her father found. holy bisonpie.
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Post by Weasel Pie on Nov 7, 2016 21:43:42 GMT
ok this is way out there but I think there is supreme significance that the new hosts are essentially human, as far as the wetware goes, in comparison to Boy and the earliest hosts, who were mostly robotic.
Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny. Biological theory. Means that - for example - the development of a human fetus goes through stages that mimic its evolutionary ancestors. Anyway, the newest hosts might be more inclined to evolve because their hardware is now wetware that is virtually indistinguishable from human flesh. That maybe it's not just programming but - flesh memories so to speak.
Long story short is that memory is not necessarily brain (software) based. Some call this collective consciousness as a parallel.
Might be especially true if actual cloning is involved, because we're talking about replication at a DNA level.
The original flesh blood bone hair etc has to come from somewhere, and those sources are probably human DNA, which appears capable of "memory" storage apart from the brain.
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Post by Some Pig No Doubt on Nov 7, 2016 21:53:07 GMT
The original flesh blood bone hair etc has to come from somewhere, and those sources are probably human DNA. YEEEESSSSSS "life finds a way" Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny OMG, this was beaten into my brain during grad school. Never in a million thought I'd hear it again regarding theories on a TV show! lol
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Post by Weasel Pie on Nov 7, 2016 21:59:19 GMT
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Post by Weasel Pie on Nov 7, 2016 22:42:40 GMT
Anyway...
you know how the graveyard scene had gravebells? I had to look up the correct term for this, they're called safety coffins, in case someone was accidentally buried alive, they could ring the bell and hopefully be rescued. I always called them gravebells. Yes so...
buried alive but not really dead could be a parallel to whatever DNA was used for the flesh/blood/bone cloning process. The original DNA is still there ready to be awakened.
And, as Arnold tells us via Ford paraphrasing “a great artist always hid themselves in their work.”
So all of this could be an expression of Arnold's DNA.
I think the creep Sizemore plays into this theme as a "creator" of the stories.
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Post by Some Pig No Doubt on Nov 8, 2016 1:12:36 GMT
Mr. Pig still hasn't seen E5, so I hope to blow through both eps tonight. I'm going to be paying close attention to Bernard's clothes. Who needs old vs. new logos as proof of different timelines when you have the power of the sweater vest??
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Post by Melifeather on Nov 8, 2016 1:14:13 GMT
I've got to watch this at some point. Good eye. Yul Brenner as the man in black had a very distinctive look.
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Post by ac on Nov 8, 2016 2:17:29 GMT
Gonna need to watch this again, but... Did anyone notice Bernard's wardrobe changes throughout this episode? When he's talking to Elsie about the satellite feed and later checking out "unidentified hosts" in the park, he's wearing a dark suit coat with a white/light shirt and some kind of fancy vest. When he goes to Sector 17 and finds Ford's cabin, he's wearing a dark sport jacket, a medium-blue shirt, and what looks like a deep blue tie. When he goes to talk to Theresa about the satellite feed later that same day - he says "earlier today" to Theresa - he's wearing a dark blue sweater jacket, a light shirt, and a dark blue/black tie. WTF I'm definitely gonna have to watch again to check this out. And Bernard has "been around forever". I didn't notice anything major first watch but I feel like Maeve's tour must have had something interesting in it. It was odd that the promo video she saw featured her storyline from over a year ago.
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