TelcoAg said:Same guy that cleans the couches nowRPM said:
Who has the unlucky job of pumping jizz out of the robots everyday?
What's going on in the background?
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What's going on in the background?
Bible study
TelcoAg said:
Bible study
Well there's definitely a John.
TelcoAg said:
Bible study
What guy?
Why isn't this on demand yet?
LihaiAg06 said:
Why isn't this on demand yet?
It's on HBO Go. Any subscriber can watch that.
Zombie Jon Snow said:LihaiAg06 said:
Why isn't this on demand yet?
It's on HBO Go. Any subscriber can watch that.
Gotcha thanks
Are those the humans real bodies in the west or are they hooked up to a computer thing like the matrix? I wasn't sure about that. I guess they are their real bodies otherwise they would have to create each user exactly?
Also does anyone know the ratio of humans and hosts?
Also does anyone know the ratio of humans and hosts?
Just watched pilot.
So Harris is customer or a robot that has figured it out and given himself "new player" status.
Roughly 30 years in production.
So Harris is customer or a robot that has figured it out and given himself "new player" status.
Roughly 30 years in production.
TCTTS said:
I think the "game" Harris is playing might actually be sanctioned. I would rather it be more of a rogue-type thing, but the fact that there was an actual maze map under that robot's skull makes me think it's something official, just for super advanced players only.
That was a map? I thought it looked like an antenna or circuitry.
Also, such a great job acting by the robots so far.
it looked like a children's maze you see on a kiddie menu.
I enjoyed the pilot a lot.
I don't know how to exactly state what I feel, but I came away more interested in the world itself than the actual writing and initial direction of the show, which I think is all over the place. I guess that's a big positive to give the creators. There were a few lines I thought were cringeworthy but I didn't care at all. Very LOSTesque in that regard.
It's almost like there's too much going on, which I love. But that can bring on a challenge too if they take us down a path we don't care about. Really interested to see how they handle all the possibilities.
I don't know how to exactly state what I feel, but I came away more interested in the world itself than the actual writing and initial direction of the show, which I think is all over the place. I guess that's a big positive to give the creators. There were a few lines I thought were cringeworthy but I didn't care at all. Very LOSTesque in that regard.
It's almost like there's too much going on, which I love. But that can bring on a challenge too if they take us down a path we don't care about. Really interested to see how they handle all the possibilities.
The great thing about most of the cringeworthy lines is that many of them happened in world, so within the context of the show its realistic that there would be lots of terrible dialogue in what amounts to a scripted western festival.
per the conversation among the programmers and the operations lady, there are 2000 hosts and 1400 guests. I was thinking only guests that are part of the same party would be able to interact but that doesnt seem plausible with that ratio.MrPlow2010 said:
Are those the humans real bodies in the west or are they hooked up to a computer thing like the matrix? I wasn't sure about that. I guess they are their real bodies otherwise they would have to create each user exactly?
Also does anyone know the ratio of humans and hosts?
so im wondering how the guests are able to identify each other and what prevents them from hurting each other.
Agree completely.
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I actually think that is an incredibly subtle, intentional attention to detail the show writers and throwing in there. Kinda of like the game managers intention to give the outlaw this "big speech" before he got gunned down. you could tell it was going to be this cheese filled monologue. I also loved the deputy coming out at the beginning of the shootout "thats the sheriffs horse you sonofa*****", before the outlaw shot him. just like something would see in some lame western that caters to the simple minded.JJxvi said:
The great thing about most of the cringeworthy lines is that many of them happened in world, so within the context of the show its realistic that there would be lots of terrible dialogue in what amounts to a scripted western festival.
No one's going to talk about the milk?? I came to lurk, but I think the bandit pouring milk on all the dead bodies, and being called a malfunction by the creators was him remembering his creation in those white vats.
Also, why did he not die? He had a bullet in his stomach, and was walking around fine drinking milk.
(Absurd theory: They are collecting jizz from the hores to harvest a new race)
Also, why did he not die? He had a bullet in his stomach, and was walking around fine drinking milk.
(Absurd theory: They are collecting jizz from the hores to harvest a new race)
Yeah, I don't get the milk angle. Have we seen the hosts drink anything else at this point? I know Marsden asked for a whiskey, but it seems like he left the saloon before he actually got it. In addition to that last freak out, you had the bandits at Delores' house complaining that there was nothing but milk there.
Toss in the imagery from the opening, and it seems like there is something going on there.
Toss in the imagery from the opening, and it seems like there is something going on there.
on the first page someone said they bled a milky substance in the original movie, so im guessing thats what theyre referencing with the hole in the stomach.
Marsden gulped down his whiskey in the opening scene, and the next day when he was in the saloon again Thandie Newton's character was taking whiskey shots with Asian tourists
I watched Westworld before the new premiere. They bled red. Maybe thats from Futureworld or something?
Ah. Missed that. Thanks.Thunder18 said:
Marsden gulped down his whiskey in the opening scene, and the next day when he was in the saloon again Thandie Newton's character was taking whiskey shots with Asian tourists
Percent chance we can make it through this thread without comparing it to the movie or other source material?
The bullets don't actually "kill" them. Their programming tells them how to react appropriately when they are shot. His program had been affected by the bug.JakeyBS said:
Also, why did he not die? He had a bullet in his stomach, and was walking around fine drinking milk.
I think the milk reference was an indication that the hosts are storing up and able to access memories. Milk played a prominent role in the previous iteration when only milk was at the house, and the next day suddenly the psychotic host was obsessed with milk.
Meaningless. As I said, I watched Westworld Sunday night. It's got no bearing on this except maybe some callbacks (the milk referencing white blood would be something like that, but its not true). Blade Runner has more in common with what we saw in the premiere than Westworld does, except that they are based on the same initial idea of the fantasy theme park.MW03 said:Ah. Missed that. Thanks.Thunder18 said:
Marsden gulped down his whiskey in the opening scene, and the next day when he was in the saloon again Thandie Newton's character was taking whiskey shots with Asian tourists
Percent chance we can make it through this thread without comparing it to the movie or other source material?
JakeyBS said:
No one's going to talk about the milk?? I came to lurk, but I think the bandit pouring milk on all the dead bodies, and being called a malfunction by the creators was him remembering his creation in those white vats.
Also, why did he not die? He had a bullet in his stomach, and was walking around fine drinking milk.
(Absurd theory: They are collecting jizz from the hores to harvest a new race)
Yes, I think the milk is some connection to how they are created, and will continue to serve that role as more issue arise.
3rdGen2015 said:
Courtesy of Reddit.
tl;dw Episode 1
That. Was. Incredible.
I just read a theory that this doesnt take place on Earth.
HOLY SHEET!!!!! My three favorites:3rdGen2015 said:
Courtesy of Reddit.
tl;dw Episode 1
So accurate that it hurts.
That would yield an interesting result if a host rebels against its programming. What if it doesn't want to die?New World Ag said:The bullets don't actually "kill" them. Their programming tells them how to react appropriately when they are shot. His program had been affected by the bug.JakeyBS said:
Also, why did he not die? He had a bullet in his stomach, and was walking around fine drinking milk.
What about knives?
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