Thanks, yeah, I did figure out later in the day, and probably a thousand messages distant from this one, that whatever event buried the church happened when Arnold died, 35 years in the park's past, and that Dolores and William come upon it five years after that time, 30 years in the park's past.

But the gestures themselves are tied to specific memories stored in their systems. I can't remember if Bernard or Ford explained that, but one of them did. So you can't really wholly separate "memories" from "reveries". In fact, I'm fairly certain that the reveries — being tied to memories — are what's causing the…

Thank you so much!

I love a show that encourages me to obsess, and to research. :-)

Can you post a link? I've been to delosdestinations.com, but didn't know there was also an employee intranet. Thanks.

A year and a half. Before that time, original recipe Clem was the madam.

Okay, I just watched his scenes and Maeve's again. Here's what I got: Yes, the MiB does get sliced by Maeve, for real. In the scene that follows, with him watching her carry her daughter out of the cabin, you can see a small dried spot of blood on his throat. Which means it was a very, very small nick, if it's already…

I'll try to steal some time today and rewatch his scenes, and will let you know. (Hooray for working for myself, at home!)

Wow, if so, then my bad. I haven't rewatched yet. Will look more carefully the second time. Still…I don't think Maeve and her child were so far out to the park's edges — where the more dangerous experiences are — that she could have hurt the MiB that badly. I really feel pretty sure that if that happened, the story…

Logan never said "no one knows who built the park." In fact, he says it was built by a partnership, but that no one can find any info on *the partner who died*, not even a photograph. That's not the same as not knowing who built the park. And I just reject outright the idea that William is Ford's son. That would be a…

Heh. Curse you, JJ Abrams!!

I think Stubbs may have said it.

Zack, I think you're wrong about Maeve cutting the MiB's throat. I think she was confused/lost in a reverie, and while cutting Sylvester's throat in the present, she was *imagining* it was the throat of the man who had killed her daughter…which is what she really wanted to do at the time, but was of course unable to…

Yeah, as someone who absolutely bought the two timeframes theory from the start, last night gave me several large misgivings, including the church's appearance. Dolores has definitely confused her timelines in past episodes — I think what's happening in the present is that she is retracing her steps with William, and…

I'm fully on Team William = MiB, but last night gave me some misgivings. Most of Dolores's confusions over the past bunch of episodes were easily read as: she is doing something in the present that is making her remember the past, so when she SEEMED to be having flash *forwards* while in the William time frame, it was…

Maeve was throwing some shade at Sylvester with that comment, "It's complicated, but I'll write it all down for you."

I think their lives are pretty meaningless. Everything is curable, most societal problems have been solved. That's why the park even exists; to give (wealthy) people a sense of excitement, some danger, where none exists in their everyday lives. So maybe Felix's life is so dreary and monotonous working there in some…

I just rewatched this episode last night. There is *nothing* that says that Bernard is one of the first hosts designed. That schematic isn't dated, and it isn't said or even implied that he was one of the first hosts, nor that he was one of the 47 remaining hosts who were designed by Arnold. That's a big flaw in your…

When was it revealed that Bernard was one of the first hosts? If it's in the latest episode, I'm about to watch it again, but I don't recall that being stated.

Logan has all but shouted at the audience that William is a nobody, someone who will never rise past EVP status, and for who, getting those three initials was "the best day you'll ever have." And that his sister probably chose him because he'd never be a threat to anyone. Plus, he clearly knows nothing about the park…