The positioning doesn't really change much. I think Olive's connection is the one being referenced.

As soon as they narrowed down Flynn's lair last episode, I knew it was supposed to be a battery. They even made a reference to the amount of power being drawn this episode to make it crystal clear.

Was this originally called, "Sarah Jessica Parker is the Worst"? Holy shit, I have zero empathy for her character. I thought this was an extended sneak preview, and made the mistake of watching it.

*Phonemic drop*

Tangent: It's really weird for me to see Echo Park as being named dropped as a quirky, hipster locale when my parents moved us the fuck up outta there when I was 5 because they didn't want us getting shot.

An evil wizard did it.

He actually was a dick to both once they tried to step in.

I think you are correct. I believe the coworker to either be his superior, or someone who at least believes himself to bi his superior.

He put it on when he picked up the condensed milk.

He's gonna spend the entire time in there looking for someone who looks like his sister.

So, in the real world, were this to exist, there would be a forum or subreddit thread for "Westworld FAQs", and there would be a detailed walkthrough of every goddamn quest and NPC in the world.

Granted, it was pretty funny when he used wallhacks to kill that one guy.

Except they very obviously have a security division, they're the guys the went down to that level to find Anthony Hopkins in the pilot.

The whole premise of the commercial is that because Peyton "has DirecTV he gets every game" Eli could come over and watch the game. If there are no games on, it doesn't matter.

No, because he'd write the captions and foreward.

I don't need a flip-flopper as my James Bond! Give me a Bond who stands for…being Bond?

The whole part in the secret desert base felt like a random non-sequitur.

The Eli commercial with Peyton is terrible. First off, Peyton tell shim to come by, because he will make nachos. Everyone knows Peyton can't resist pizza, because he does approximately infinite ads for pizza. Why wouldn't he just order a pizza?

I think my design meeting would go like this:

I would be 800 times more likely to watch Bill Nye as Dirk Gently.