Producers have said wait til ep 8 for this whole storyline to play out more. Why the techs didn't just shut her down will come into play.

The bots are supposed to be naked at that level of work. The bearded butcher freaked out about it in the previous scene. Less questions to answer if someone came by at that point, better to nude her up.

The bots POV is who we should care about. Humans are the sub-characters for the most part IMO.

This reviewer misses so much (and takes such an immature view of the show) he probably doesn't even realize this is based off of an earlier work.

Most guests only stay a few days. The maximum one can stay in the park is 28 days.

I will provide the link. http://www.ew.com/article/2…

While we never saw the elevator function in the park as we did last night, Ford used one (and we saw it below and above ground) when he first met the young boy bot a few episodes ago.

It is just a tip of the hat to the original movie. An homage if you will. According to the producers, the original movie has nothing to do with/no connection to the show: http://www.ew.com/article/2…

Djawadi probably had nothing to do with that. The show has another music editor (Chris Kaller) who is mostly responsible for that. See this article: http://www.ew.com/article/2…

"Maeve doesn't because she's the madam." Actually, in episode 1 Maeve worked the porch. That combined with Clementine working it in Williams time in Sweetwater leads some of us to buy the two time line theories.

Spun its wheels? So much was revealed in this episode I can't even fathom how you could think it was not moving forward.

I wanted one of them to yell THIRTEEN!!! at some point.

Because it seems like every time they give us a piece of evidence that claims one time line, there is also other ambiguous evidence of there being two.

It's Dolores (two Os one E) El Lazo (not Alonzo) aka Lawrence
That is a sign to many of us of the dual time periods wrapped in her story. She has done this all before with William and we see that wrapped along with her doing it again in the present.

If you want a true "4th wall break/looking right at you" piece (this is not that) I suggest Clara Darko's 2012 supercut "Looking at You" https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Oh I can easily entertain that thought. I just can't throw aside that El Lazo seems like a slightly different version than Hangman Lawrence. Remember MIB line about him being more eloquent when they first met.

I care not for popular options, only how it is credited in the show.

Zathras have very sad life. Probably have very sad death. At least there is symmetry.

Most definitely, but I just feel the El Lazo character of Lawrence we meet in Pariah is different when compared to the other Lawrence we meet with the MIB. Remember Ed Harris' line saying that Lawrence used to have a more eloquent vocabulary. Not saying its hard proof, just one more ambiguous piece to examine.

When we are only half way through the first season? Hardly. Come back to me with this accusation of failure when the season is done.