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Was she being deposed, being tested for disease, or attending court?

Jill must be hedging her bets regarding her fertility. Not with science, but any and all gods.

It’s called Easter. Are you declaring a war on Easter, Josiah? Do you hate Jesus and Christianity?

This was literally an episode of filler with a tantalizing teaser tacked on. Kyle looks off. I feel like I’ve seen these women walk the runway in the same clothes about 5 times now. The trip to the “go-go” club was a failed attempt at getting someone to call Erika a whore. They should’ve just named it “Cindy Crawford Tequila”.

I thought she only gave a shit about Aaron Paul because of how he gave her first aid. She starts limping around the time she offs Glasgow smile guy, and Glasgow smile guy’s robot replacement mentions that she’s hurt “badly”, and I don’t think she (or that stupid superbrain) could’ve predicted that Caleb was coming back. He’s basically a designated unreliable flake. She never sees or meets Caleb until she’s in that tunnel. The bad guys initially rico app him to gig courier something to them, which I forget what is at this moment. It takes an angsty walk talking to the recordings of his dead comrade for Caleb to return to MacArthur Park.

Dolores wasn't the terminator a few of episodes ago, she took a couple of bullets to the chest, received an actual blood transfusion (!), and it worked (!!). I always assumed the red blood was just for show, and that “mortally wounded” robots were just programmed to play dead until the maintenance crew could reset them.

You’d think the supercomputer would’ve rebalanced society to have less class tension and inequality, but it’s heightened it, which is obviously bad for stability and predictability.

This. Jana, from what we’ve seen, is a very dull person. She draws pictures of cute frogs and fuzzy little ducklings in her spare time.

No way that she actually is.

@doodlebug A patient on a ventilator is sedated to the level that that he or she is not able to attempt to breathe, correct? So heavily sedated. The cerebellum, responsible for breathing, the most basic part of the brain, is sedated?

Because the writers think it sounds cool.

So WestWorld is basically a spin-off of it’s own self. It was about theme park androids becoming self aware. Now it’s all about a Google-Facebook data mining supercomputer that predicts the future and also controls everyone’s lives. Brought to you by the Singapore Tourism Board.

Ratings still not great https://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/westworld-season-three-ratings/

Bait would’ve helped.

How can the Charlotte from last week plausibly be the Charlotte from this week? She was the exact opposite of Dolores but now she’s a clone?

What’s with the audio files Charlotte listened to? Where did they come from, how did she make the leap to play snippets? How could it not be public knowledge that Charlotte has a son. Real billionaires also have security for their kids, and if they’re particularly busy or just because they can, nannies too. Are we supposed to believe that everyone consults this supercomputer for everything? “Hey supercomputer, should I marry Caleb?” It’s stated that privacy laws were enacted specifically against the supercomputer, so people were suspicious, but it’s implied supercomputer still knows all and everyone seems okay with the the fact that it’s still obviously vacuuming up every little bit of data that exists. I’m not surprised that Dolores can instantly lease apartments and hotel rooms. There’s barely anyone anywhere ever. There’s some wonky photoshopping in the shots of the city.

He’s growing some man boobs. Oops people already mentioned it. Interesting nip situation.

He’s gonna lose fingers sooner or later.

All of the curtains etc aren’t heavy enough, there’s way too much light coming through them. Everything else is blah. If they changed the shower to a stall shower, they could have fit in a bathroom vanity, but they didn’t, so the guest bathroom remains gross. Room for another pair of washer and dryers? Why?

So this thing could go on forever?

Well it’s all a just-in-time world. Toyota invented it, but the particular just-in-time world we live is cheap and nasty one created by consultants with MBAs. There’s no elastic because there was no forecast for a drastic increase in demand, and so the consultants eliminated spare capacity and they also fired all the in house workers who had the legacy and technical knowledge. ”elastacon” can’t produce more, and they couldn’t if they tried.

If I Wrote a Coronavirus Episode Tina Fey, Mike Schur, and 35 more TV writers on what their characters would do in a pandemic.

I must know: what was he thinking?

Now if only they’d make the jump from running to appear to be fit to running to actually be fit. Lose some of the pudge.

What a thigh gap.