It seems like that’s a condition that might require a specialist.

A mercy killing, really.

We only refer to them as “Clicky McCrabface” now.

Despite CN’s blundering about with leaks, the hype is still real.

If this was going to be an adaptation of Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina, then we’ve all collectively dodged a bullet.

An even easier way is to have it be animated, and have Stewart do the voice.

Once you give Mr. Dangerous Mysterious Man a backstory, he ceases being mysterious.

It’s also possible that the droids who’ve been left to evolve personalities and develop true sapience are also outliers.

The desire to have all questions definitively answered and all points of the timeline filled in is why we’ll never escape the ongoing plague of prequels, and caused the original rat’s nest of the old EU in the first place. It is possible to love something to death.

The First Order TIE Bomber was seen briefly in blueprint form while DJ was moralizing about arms sales. It look exactly like its Empire-era counterpart.

Well, now I’ve got Pooh and company storming Normandy in mind now, thanks for that.

Maeve’s control is undoubtedly part of the mesh network, or they’d have had no reason to bring it up earlier.

I thought they really sort of dropped the ball in DP2 by not referencing it, maybe with a “Get out of my head, Charles!” line in there somewhere.

Delos deciding that if Westworld was successful, then the next thing to do would be shit out a bunch of knockoff parks leveraging their robot breakthroughs sounds like the most plausible thing ever.

It’s like Sam playing the piano in Casablanca.

But the real question: does this mean we’re getting more Mentok?

They “destroyed” Luke’s character by finally giving him one. Before, he was a bland paragon, ready for the viewer to project themselves onto. Now he’s a person.

Additional side note: we now know human history is filled with examples of gems destroying their cities.

A reminder that a pearl is made of built up around the thing that hurts.

Eyeball tried to tell us that Steven’s gem was the wrong color for a rose quartz.