Our dog was abused before we got her, and as a result was terrified of white men who looked to be about 50-60 years old. One day we were walking and she saw a man who fit that description. She started wagging her tail and pulling to get to him. It turns out that he used to feed her through the fence at her old house…

Doesn’t look like anything to me.

No man. The Titan was her son.

Also, why the two creators of Westworld are called Arnold and Robert, just like the actors that playen T-800 and T-1000 in Terminator?

Yeah, I feel like there’s some fluctuations in there - for example, we don’t know if Maeve and MIB are both going on at the same time, but we know they’re both “now-ish” - and same with some of Dolores’s visions and memories and stuff. I still think that overall there’s sort of three big ones, then wiggle room in…

“the narrative we’re seeing is being drawn from several time periods and stitched together in a deceptively seamless way”

A couple people already pointed this out to you, but wanted to add a little bit to their points. When Billy and Logan arrive, Clementine is the madame, not Maeve. There is also a scene back at HQ (which I’m assuming to be the present) when they are going to retire Maeve, and someone suggests that Clementine be…

Timeframes. Not timelines.

It sounds like it’s the present, 30 years ago with William, and 35 or so years ago in that village where the “incident” occurs. Technically it’s one timeline, but Delores memory is blending memories with it. As they mentioned they have perfect recall.

I am starting to come around on the William/MIB theory, even though I’m still skeptical about the multiple timelines thing. But this episode we did have MIB saying the park reveals your true nature, which is exactly the realization that William came to last episode. And MIB’s daughter said his good works are a…

I’ve been very reluctant to accept the multiple time-frames theory, chiefly because it was apparently Dolores remembering the MiB’s attack that sent her running into the arms of William. (It’s just possible, I suppose, that there’s a mostly unseen time-frame in which Dolores is currently out on her own, retracing a…

Do Logan and William really care about one another enough to go on some kind of sadistic revenge campaign on behalf of the other? I don’t feel like they even like each other let alone car enough to let the other’s death impact the rest of their lives.

I think it was planned, because Felix and Sylvester told her that only Behavior can make the changes she wants. At the end the team says they’re taking her to Behavior.

I was (1) SO annoyed at how stupidly predictable it was that we went back to Abernathy when they went into cold storage, but (2) totally stoked because I really liked that actor and I thought he got shortchanged early this season.

“When are we?!?” - Dolores

Not trying to prove the theory, but it would go like this: around 35 years ago, not buried, all the host are there learning to dance, etc. Dolores kills everyone. Around 30 years ago, Dolores returns with Billy, the town is buried, presumably because of what happened there 5 years prior. Current Day, Dolores is…

I am now operating not under two time lines but we’re being shown multiple time periods out of order. It is my job as a viewer to piece them together. It’s very sastifying. Of course trying to explain it somebody who hasn’t been watching is a little difficult.

Interesting.

No, no, no! Arnold had Bernard kill Elsie because she wasn’t finding Ford tracks, she was finding Arnold’s. Ford doesn’t seem like he’s lying, he’s really too much of a megalomanic to lie here, and he doesn’t have much reason to lie because he believes he is in control.

That and the Rolodex of white supremacists he is sourcing his appointments from. I never thought I’d think longingly of Romney’s binders full of women.