"I rewatched the scene where Maeve reveals herself to Bernard. Maeve says "I thought you looked familiar", followed by "Took me a minute. I thought you were one of them", implying that she simply figured it out.. presumably because she's "so clever"."

Well, I think it's important to tease out the motivations of the creators & managers in order to understand WHY there'd be such a place at all:

I dunno, I saw a Mythbusters episode where they could not for the life of them detonate a slab of C-4. Not with fire or impact or anything.. It had to be the detonator with just the right charge.

" Maeve only began remembering her "unconscious" experiences AFTER Dolores spoke the trigger phrase to her ("These violent delights have violent ends"). At this point she also began remembering her cornerstone memory, which we find out is normal. This is the ONLY thing that is supported by the source material. At NO…

The MIB said it was cheaper to switch to organic bodies. Meat is cheaper than metal. I don't think they'd make an exception for Dolores. Ford's robot family is the lone exception since they're off the books. And Old Bill because he's his retired drinking buddy.

I feel like I'm the luckiest guy in these comment sections because I've never seen more than half an episode of Lost. It seems to have really done a number on people.

It's not really a security situation since no guests are present. It is a host having a loop problem, though. The bandits always kill each other in that location so it's not inconceivable that an out of place host might defend themselves. The big problem is her deviating from her loop. Q&A or Behavior will take a…

I think the behavioral changes would be the subtle things you wouldn't notice unless you spent hours chatting with them like they're an acquaintance. Remember when Ford said that Bernard's work gave them more subtlety.. The show generally doesn't highlight those moments. It's mostly the frenzied violence & big…

I think they're talking about psychological decompression as opposed to the deep sea variety. Presumably you've spent weeks massacring humanoid synths that are indistinguishable from the real thing & you've gotten a little bit………nuts.

The endpoint for Hector's loop is very likely being watched in the control room since it's also the collection point for all their bodies. Fires probably get insta-flagged as well. The high speed shuttle easily gets there before their braincases are cooked. Hell, there might even be a sprinkler system.

Well, obviously they were willing to overlook the identity of Arnold because they simply weren't willing to pass on the opportunity to acquire the AI code that Ford & Arnold had created. What's the alternative? Let some other company partner up with them & eventually get it?
Charlotte said in ep. 7 that "thanks…

Yeah, it's opened up an annoying cliff hanger on a character I normally don't give a shit about. But I can't just let it go!

The new outfit is always waiting for her in Pariah. Either she interacts with Lawrence or finds some other way to get it.

Her memories of Arnold & then seeing Bernard isn't really subject to whether she was offline at any point. Bernard = Arnold Copy is a logical conclusion for Maeve or any host who saw him in the early days. It was established in the 3rd episode that Arnold spent more time with the hosts than actual people right…

Either Ford's real father or the robotic copy of him. Check episode 6.

Nah, Ford's better than that. He's at Gus Fring.

2. Unless Maeve gets there with Felix & Sylvester.

Or perhaps it's the tried & true technology of making another print of the same photo.

If walls still exist, yes.

There ya go!