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Is it in present day?
Um, why is that presumably while she was with William? I did not presume that. In fact, I think it is highly unlikely that she would be pulled for underground nude conversations in the middle of travelling with guests (wouldn't they notice?).
Well, we saw her go off in the parade, where someone whispered the magic words that put her in sleep mode.
Logan mentions Arnold's death (he doesn't know his name, just calls him one of the partners). Elsewhere in the episode, they make clear that Arnold killed himself 35 years before the "current" timeframe, right before the park opened, apparently. In the pilot, they mention the "incident" at the park was 30 years ago. So it doesn't put the multiple timeframe (nerds are having aneurisms when I misuse "timeline" so let's go with "timeframe") to bed. It seems to reinforce it.
I think that's a representation of the "bicameral mind" theory that they mention in episode 2. That's an old theory of the development of consciousness that said that our ancestors had an "acting mind" and a "listening mind." As the theory goes, when our ancestors were spurred to action, they didn't perceive it as their own choice. They perceived it as a command from an external God-like "voice" in their head.
Interesting concept. Like the host and the interviewer are interacting in like a VR setting or something? Maybe. Kinda cuts against what we've seen otherwise though.
I already called dibs. Running it after season 1.I smell a rule set coming from someone
Actually, they reference a disaster that happened 30 years ago.
Have you been to Disneyworld recently. Pretty much looks like it did when I went in 1993
It may not be 30 years.
Ok, but Disneyworld is a throw-back. This is supposed to be cutting edge technology. There's nothing like this in the real world obviously but parks that aren't throwbacks, like Universal Studios, have changed a good bit in 30 years.
That's fine. I think they'll address this theory one way or the other eventually. Part of me thinks shows like this plant someone on Reddit to post theories that they already know the answer to so they can get people discussing/hyped about the show.
I can see that, but it feels like they've covered that when ford says "this is as good as we get" iirc, or something along those lines.
I think the early ones had blood still, just not as much as later ones? Don't really know.
Yes. Dolores is the only host they always ask "Do you know where you are? Yes, a dream. If you want to wake up, you have to answer these questions correctly."
Pretty sure that they say there hasn't been an incident in "over 30 years", which could very well mean 35 years ago.
In an earlier episode where William gets shot they show he has an actual bruise, meaning they are using rubber bullets or something along those lines. As far as MIB goes, I think it's just that he's been shot a million times over by now and is like an experienced paintball player out there. The shots do knock him back a bit, they just don't seem to cause him much pain.
haven't rewatched episodes, but I have noticed that during the interviews the hosts are sometimes clothed and usually naked. maybe the clothed episodes are remote?
I've been watching it as if they're two separate time periods the whole way and it isn't problematic at all.
Best thing posted in this thread so far, especially after seeing Ford talk to her.
The best thing posted here is wrong?
YES..... IT's better because if new blood??@!@?#!?@
That part is correct, she has not. She has been naked though, early on and obviously now with Ford.
Um, the discussion is naked vs not naked meaning something.... HTH,,,, K THX
Ford's interaction was weird though - he said that Delores was in his dream...That part is correct, she has not. She has been naked though, early on and obviously now with Ford.
Her and Bernard's interactions are definitely on the DL
I was saying that the observation that she is only clothed when speaking to Bernard, which implies it may be in her mind, as the best post I've seen in here.
Shes not naked with Bernard because he humanizes them and Ford on the other hand sees them for what they are, robots with no feelings.
