I think you misunderstood. Bernard was running these simulations while he was in the sublime, including the parts with Maeve from last episode. What he told her was only that there is no way for them to “save the world” and join the others in the sublime, he was testing if she would help him if given the choice. He…

You’re right, I totally forgot about Bernard. This has always been a bit confusing. Halores left the park with five pearls (plus her own) and made five hosts. Since there is a scene were Hale wakes up to realize she’s Dolores in Hale’s body I assumed that’s a newly printed body but I guess it’s possible Dolores just…

About the gun: I think the message Bernard records in the end and the fact that we saw a standoff/fight scene taking place at the dam with William both relate to that.

Thank you for the actual review, opposed to the summary above.

I thought Bernard’s trip to the sublime was a little lackluster. I hope someone is going to get stills from his flashback? sequence, was a bit fast for my mere human eyes.

3x01 is probably my most watched episode. The opening, visuals, and Wood’s performance overall are just incredible.
Unlike most people I thoroughly enjoyed season 3, apart from Caleb’s story line at times. It felt grand and although the story unfurled slowly, the stakes were big and it was delicious to look at.…

Actually, depicting the world outside the park and humanity as bland is what makes it more realistic, wouldn’t you say? A world in which everything is strategized won’t be exciting. If every path is streamlined then nothing out of the ordinary will ever happen, making most humans boring, I guess, and the empty streets…

I love that he basically spelled it out to Dempsey and he walked right on to his death. Free will my ass

His money is probably what Dolores plans on using to “buy out” Delos so they can go private. Not sure Liam himself is of much more use now, only his access to the facilities of Rehoboam is still worth something to Dolores.

Amen.

Indeed it would have to be someone she trusts and there aren’t many people left she actually knew. I’m pretty sure Teddy is out of the picture for good, at least for now.
I was theorizing that someone recreated by Dolores would be someone she trusts because she knew the motives of that person, which is why I think its…

I’m still convinced there’s a “human” in Charlotte’s body.
The pearls that contain human minds are more red-ish in color, right? We see the one Bernard prints and the one Dolores picks up in the trailer. I’m almost certain Dolores printed a human before she left WW and it’s Charlotte Hale.
She read her book and…

It could all just be Dolores’ fidelity test but then we wouldn#t have to watch Caleb struggle to find reality in a world of algorithms.

Did she really have a choice there, though? I mean, Dolores read Connell’s book and no matter what Liam would say to her there, she must have known Connell would try to get rid of her then? Also, the text was sent the night before the conversation so she clearly anticipated something.

I, too, have been struggling with the hosts reaction to trauma. My theory so far has been a differece in hardware as Dolores etc. are old hosts with a more mechanical body, which is why I was surprised by Maeve going down so easily. Can’t explain away everything it seems

No idea why my previous reply isn’t showing but there is a preview for the rest of the season that implies one of the hosts is in Charlotte’s body.
Spoilers ahead, obviously:

and Cirac/Cassellis that system’s Logan?

I’ve been playing around with the idea that the pearls Dolores took from the park aren’t (all) hosts. She would have had time to print people presumably. Also, there was a Variety clip in which Evan and Tessa talked about the difficulties of playing hosts e.g. no blinking. The Hale we see at Delos HQ blinks an awful…

You should re-watch Andrew & “Lee” trying to frame Marjorie.

The only time Uncle Jeff didn’t insult Jonah.