A real American would know that.

Anyway, if I’m putting any antlers on the table, they’re gonna be real. None of these poseur antlers for me. I’m taking down Bambi’s mom and then making her head the centerpiece of my turkey dinner.

They’re yet another sign of Russia’s infiltration and perversion of American values.

Underrated answer from that Ina Garten travesty of an interview:

Dear Ina,

Thanks for saving us all a lot of time.

“Dear Niantic, I would like a feature in Pokemon GO in which I can mass rename selected Pokemon ‘Steve Buscemi.’ Because reasons. Love, ConallofUlster.”

Obligatory “People still play this game?”

It’s all part of Ford’s new narrative

Doesn’t look like anything to me...

I don’t know if you can put MIB into that trope,he has literally spent decades trying to make the stakes real.When he got shot in the arm at the end he smiled.

Oh god, THAT’S what was freaking me out! I couldn’t put my finger on it.

I’m OK with this. They proved that they can tell a satisfying, carefully crafted story, without resulting to empty mystery boxes, and I wouldn’t want them to have to rush their plans for the future.

Whoa, guys, the Trumpocalypse will be >25% complete by the time we’re watching Westworld again. There’ll already be idiots talking about running in 2020... Can you imagine?

That’s our loop, sure as anything else.

It’s kind of poetic that she in fact murdered both her “gods”... I’ve loved Evan Rachel Wood in this role since the first episode and I am glad that Dolores is now understanding what it means to be conscious. It’s not easy having this kind of brain, hell, I struggle daily with it.

Right? I mean she’s looking for Billy. Not Billy 30 years later. She has no idea of time, remember “Is this now?” and all her memories mixing together? So she has no idea that trip was 30 years ago. For her it was yesterday.

“The Gods are Pussies!”

Delores being slow to realize Billy was the Man in Black didn’t bother me. She exists in a loop where the majority of the residents don’t age. She, herself, never ages. An aged Billy is probably a completely alien concept for her. Making the connection is probably another driving factor in her climb to sentience.

I’m with you here. I always loved Dolores’ storylines and was never bored with her. Reading this review it seemed apparent that Katharine has a bit of an emotional attachment to Dolores and her seemingly unnecessary frustrations are due to that. I have no problem with methodical development of her character and I…