LHIOB said:
Rob: Songs at my funeral: "Many Rivers to Cross" by Jimmy Cliff, "Angel" by Aretha Franklin, and I've always had this fantasy that some beautiful, tearful woman would insist on "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me" by Gladys Knight. But who would that woman be?
MW03 said:
Tangentially, that song always makes me think of this old Wayne's World sketch
So did Bob hear this standup in the past, forgot he watched it, and 'came up' with the idea on his own years later?Prophet00 said:
Like John Stamos?
http://www.cc.com/video-clips/m0gipk/stand-up-nick-swardson--funeral
So admittedly this is possible. I don't remember watching a Nick Swardson standup, but when we were wasted in college a lot of times we'd throw a standup on TV, so it's entirely plausible this is what happened.PatAg said:So did Bob hear this standup in the past, forgot he watched it, and 'came up' with the idea on his own years later?Prophet00 said:
Like John Stamos?
http://www.cc.com/video-clips/m0gipk/stand-up-nick-swardson--funeral
The trailer made me realize how badly I need to rewatch the first season to get all my mental ducks in a row before we take off again.TCTTS said:
Getting back on subject, I finally had the chance to watch the trailer and holy sh*t this season looks fantastic. The hosts not only have a new found confidence but seemingly the stroytelling/filmmaking does as well. There's something about this season/trailer that comes across as more cinematic and sure of itself, something that wasn't quite there last year. Either way, my anticipation level somehow shot up even more after that.
bobinator said:The trailer made me realize how badly I need to rewatch the first season to get all my mental ducks in a row before we take off again.TCTTS said:
Getting back on subject, I finally had the chance to watch the trailer and holy sh*t this season looks fantastic. The hosts not only have a new found confidence but seemingly the stroytelling/filmmaking does as well. There's something about this season/trailer that comes across as more cinematic and sure of itself, something that wasn't quite there last year. Either way, my anticipation level somehow shot up even more after that.
jdgilberg said:
The one on RHAP with Josh Wigler? Thats the one I'm planning on listening to when I do my rewatch.
If so is it a good one?
tk for tu juan said:
With the shot of Dolores in the City, is that a flashback that will lead to how the outside world photo made it back to her farm? Maybe the start of William getting to do what ever he wants at Westworld by taking Dolores home briefly?
EPICBrian Earl Spilner said:
Just too good.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Just too good.
https://theoutline.com/post/637/westworld-recut-into-single-timeline?zd=1&zi=vnk6kmupZombie Jon Snow said:bobinator said:The trailer made me realize how badly I need to rewatch the first season to get all my mental ducks in a row before we take off again.TCTTS said:
Getting back on subject, I finally had the chance to watch the trailer and holy sh*t this season looks fantastic. The hosts not only have a new found confidence but seemingly the stroytelling/filmmaking does as well. There's something about this season/trailer that comes across as more cinematic and sure of itself, something that wasn't quite there last year. Either way, my anticipation level somehow shot up even more after that.
I'd like to see a chronological order - like they did with Godfather Saga and later HBOs Godfather Epic - where everything is shown in order it occured. I have seen a short recap that shows Westworld S1 highlights in that way but I'd love to see the whole series like that.
Sure it removes some of the mystery but might also clear things up in my head.
That seems more like an opinion than anything based on hard data. I would say 5% actively seek out spoilers might be accurate.TCTTS said:
What's so odd about this is that in relation to the total viewing audience, the percentage of people who even pay attention to spoilers is so incredibly small, all things considered. Heck, J.J. Abrams could release the Episode IX script tomorrow and by the time the movie hits theaters I'd bet that maybe 5% of the eventual movie-going audience would have read it by then, much less know that it was even released. Content creators and pop culture as a whole places way too much influence on spoiler culture. Audiences are so massive and diverse that the vast majority of them are completely unaware of stuff like this.
