Someone pointed out that when William is going through his orientation, there are displays of knives alongside the displays of guns. So it could be that the knives, like the guns, have been designed to only inflict serious damage on the hosts.

I gotta go back and rewatch, but didn't Teddy tell Dolores that he'd heard tell of some sort of world beneath theirs, with remarkable water of some kind? Sorry, his phrasing is slipping my mind, but while watching it made me think of the flooded storage level.

I bet you're a blast at dinner parties.

Dolores is also struggling with "when" she is. She feels a gunshot she's experienced countless times before, only to look down and realize she wasn't actually hit this time.

I'm now wondering if we never quite know "when" any given Dolores scene is occurring.

Yes, how on Earth did the review not explore this surprising development?

I can't believe I never realized he's Wormtongue. I wonder if the lack of eyebrows played a big role in that.

Now you just have to find a way to make it look like an accident.

What generation is that console?

Hey, I was in the room and I cut the chord, so it's pretty much like we both gave birth.

…..No.

PLEASE. A Red Dead sequel will finally get me to put my foot down and say, "Honey, I don't care how many newborn babies we recently produced, we are buying an XBOX One."

This fucking guy, am I right?

Ah, must be exhausting.

She's the one who killed Jon Snow for good last season.

Yes, my first thought was, "Welp! She dead."

Wait, didn't he get killed in action and then Donald Trump yelled at his parents?

When frat boys became by and large lecherous rape monsters at worst and drunk douche bags at best.

I was very curious that one of the robots forcibly grabbed the MiB from behind and tried to tackle him. Given that MiB was wielding a large knife and there was a broken bottle and other sharp debris around, it seemed to indicate that the robots will "put up a fight" even if there's some risk to the guest.

I'm wondering if his plan is to let the hosts build their own society as an expression of their newfound free will. And the humans could help, but their experience would no longer allow them to satisfy their dark desires. They'd have to earn a spot in this new world.