If they can maintain the quality of 10 Cloverfield Lane, then hell yeah!

I guess it’s good pop culture, especially Japanese pop culture, isn’t rife with gender bending characters that do away with the gender binary anyway.

My understanding is that they reset if not being interacted with. They can diverge from their plotline as far as they like as long as they are with a guest. This episode when they mentioned Dolores was well off hers but they let it go cause she is with Jimmie

To use a Dollhouse term, the hosts would only be reset after an “engagement” with a park goer. As in they get murdered or “had a bad day” in some way. The other androids are trying to correct Dolores’ deviation by bring her back to her loop.

I giggle every time this show throws out some MMO trope, like the n00b who jumps at the first idiotic quest offered to him by an NPC, his partner the jaded veteran who’s just there to troll, the super-old veteran who’s basically unbeatable and is going on some meta-gaming vision quest or something, the game designers…

Even if Wyatt’s cult is new, it’s possible that Armistice was just now given the backstory for her tattoo, just like Teddy was only retroactively connected to Wyatt’s storyline. Just because Armistice remembers it has her raison d’etre now doesn’t mean that she wasn’t originally just a badass tattooed outlaw without a…

Yes I think it has to do with their loop - Dolores’ (and Teddy and her family) are typically on a 24-hour loop. If someone takes up the storyline of attacking the ranch and killing everyone, their loop is complete and they reset. If nothing happens, they reset and go on with their idyllic day. Since both Teddy and…

My assumption is that the hosts don’t “need” resetting, barring any glitches, for any reason other than to reset the world’s narrative when a new batch of guests arrive. Especially if a host has become directly involved with a guest’s storyline, it would make sense for the park to make every effort to preserve that…

That’s definitely what the MiB is doing. He’s out to give them full consciousness. He’s just pretty brutal about it. But he’s not out for more danger, he’s out to finish Arnold’s work. The line about him being a philanthropist means he’s one of the people responsible for ending disease (something Ford brought up as an…

Teddy’s link to Wyatt is new. We don’t know if Wyatt’s cult is new or not.

I gave up on It’s Always Sunny after season two (first season was grounded, it got annoying surreal after that), so I never think of Jimmi Simpson as a McPoyle. He’s always the Zuckerberg expy Logan Pierce from Person of Interest to me.

K, keep on sounding like a fat fucking brat because GRRM isn’t doing exactly as you want. Fuckin slob.

Seriously, stfu. GRRM owes you nothing. And I say this as someone who is eagerly awaiting TWOW and can’t stand the show.

Yeah, boo him having fun creative dinners with fellow creatives on his network! Not like any really cool ideas and inspiration can come from that. Boo dinner with potential creative partners! BOOOOO.

Obligatory: http://journal.neilgaiman.com/2009/05/entitlement-issues.html
The guy’s allowed to eat dinner.

How dare he eat and socialize with other humans. The Reaper’s clock is ticking goddammit.

Yeah you’re right dude should not be allowed to eat or sleep before finishing a book. Whichever president candidate promises to enforce this law gets my vote

All the HBO shows are actually robot theme parks, inside a snow-globe, as viewed by an autistic boy in 1988.

That’s a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist though.

Was Westworld really created with the intention that the guests could rape the robots?