Probably worth mentioning that Godwin was also Mary Shelley’s maiden name.

You’ll never know unless you ask ;)

Seems to work for me.

only a few of the Houses of Westeros banded together to stop the Walkers and Daenerys wasn’t even sitting on the Iron Throne at that point anyway

Charlotte told Caleb that a bullet could destroy his pearl, implying that something had changed since previous seasons. Do you pay attention?

The question isn’t which humans deserve to live, it’s whether humans deserve to live. All or nothing. You’ve missed the point of all the seasons, apparently.

- Someone help me sort myself out here: OG Dolores was Wyatt. But then she basically went back to being known by Dolores. She copied herself into Hale, had Hale smuggle all the pearls out, and then rebuilt herself as Dolores, who we spent Season 3 with. When she died fighting Maeve, that was the actual “end” of…

You’re supposed to care about the Host characters too. That’s the whole point.

One little thing: it was eight years, not seven, between Rehoboam and the park trip. Not only did they mention “eight years” in dialogue, but you also have to allow a year for Frankie to be born, since they showed Caleb only met Uwade in the hospital after the war. All of which means Bernard spent 31,000 years on…

Dolores-prime didn’t kill her family, Serac did. She felt abandoned by Dolores-prime and overwhelmed by everything she was going through. I agree that it’s hard to see how that become her motivation to take over everything, but maybe her experiences convinced her that Rehoboam needed to be replaced with another way…

I loved that line, “Does it look like anything to you?” Such an obvious twist on the catchphrase from season 1, yet I don’t think we’ve heard it before.

Welp. The “Bury Your Gays” trope is alive and well in 2021.

I’m just wondering, in the two years since you posted this comment, did anyone ever clue you in that she survived?

Guys, guys. Clearly he’s saying “Missolonghi, Bowser!” as in, I’m going to throw you all the way to the town in Greece where Byron died. Because Bowser is a fan of Romantic poetry, and Mario knows this.

I’ve been thinking back to the previous seasons’ finales. They both developed the story in surprising new ways, twisted things around on us, and resolved most of what they needed to in a surprisingly short time. I hope they’re able to continue the tradition.

Here’s a star for “Charred-lotte” — shame on you. :)

Also, unless I missed it, when did Caleb discover Dolores was a host? I was looking forward to the big reveal chat, but this episode started with him like ‘oh yeah westworld’. Feels like I missed a scene?

It’s highly probable Hale’s appearance in the beginning of the episode occurred prior to the car explosion.

Why is “Lizardodo” still being allowed to impersonate Lizardo, and why can’t I find either of their comments now?

He shot the guy in Singapore himself. I rewatched that episode particularly to see if he interacted with anyone, because in the restaurant scene it looks like nobody but Maeve can even see him. But that one gunshot destroyed the theory for me.