Ooh, I didn't think of it like that. Though I suppose if he's all Hollywood now, he might think of Anaheim Disneyland as Disneyland :p I like having the option though.

But actually though there is a massive waiver on the DiscoverWestworld website, which I assume guests would have to sign in-world, as well. The lawyer in me enjoyed reading it.

We're only five episodes in, so the halfway point just passed. Maybe we'll get more answers in the second half.

I think there are two timelines, but that William/Logan is happening *after* Man in Black, not before. There are too many connections to MiB stuff in the William scenes (including Dolores flat out flashing back to him) to William to be before MiB.

Remind me which scenes?

Is it possible that the Man in Black and William are in separate timelines, but that William's is taken place second? There were two references tonight to the death of Arnold/the opening of the park being roughly 35 years ago: 1) Dolores hasn't heard from Arnold in 34 years, when he died and 2) Man in Black stating…

I had thought Kenny was looking at gay porn, and that's why he was so embarrassed. His reactions did seem way too intense to just be normal jerking off. Pretty wrong though! (Well, I mean, the mom didn't specify gender, but, I don't want to think about that.)

Are we having fun yet?

These flashbacks are senior year. The earlier flashbacks with Ginny's mom are supposed to be middle school, I think, hence the justification for the differing actresses. Also, we saw Kylie Bunbury in the pilot right after her dad died, so we had to see her again here for consistency.

I can't recall - do we know for sure that Rittenhouse is a person? Might he/it be something like a corporation instead?

Oh yeah. My roommate and I were like "uh oh, his car is going to get hit." So luckily(?) it was only a threatening conversation!

Wyatt's defensive "I speak four languages" really, really reminded me of Dean Winchester saying "What? I read!" to Sam.

I did. It's very possible I just didn't read closely enough, and that's why I'm confused now!

Do we know the park is 30 years old? I thought we just knew that they "hadn't had a critical accident in 30 years" which isn't the same thing.

I did book a visit! It cost me upward of $4 mil, lol. Maybe I just missed it then. I'll look again. Thanks!

Do we know for sure that Dolores wandered from shooting the gun into William? Sure, it was presented that way, but I don't know if I can trust the way anything is presented/

Really? I thought I've been all over the website but I haven't figured out this detail yet.

Have you visiting the Delos website? Last week they posted a flow chart of Dolores' possible narrative arcs. This is simplified, but the options are: (1) her usual end (her parents' murder, her rape) when Teddy isn't around to or is unable to save her. This leads to a reset, which is when she starts the arc again. (2)…

I did not notice that but I love that detail so much!

That's my theory. And I want it to be true so much! We'll see though.