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These are our notes from last season with updates from what we saw tonight in red: Ford: Dead. Maybe. Killed by Dolores in front of the Delos Board of Directors. […] The post Westworld Episode 201 – Flashback Podcast with Mike and Paul! appeared first on Pod Clubhouse.

These are our notes from last season with updates from what we saw tonight in red: Ford: Dead. Maybe. Killed by Dolores in front of the Delos Board of Directors. Another possibility includes the Ford we saw get shot was actually a host impersonator. Dead. Saw his body. Dolores: Alive and making her own choices, the first of which is to murder Ford. When we left her, she was taking potshots at board members with a large revolver. Large and in charge of the bandit hosts. Exists as Delores and Wyatt together. William: Confirmation of his identity as the Man In Black. Somewhat disillusioned after discovering his pursuit of the maze was all for nothing. When last seen, he'd been shot in the left arm and had suffered a pretty catastrophic break in his right arm at Dolores' hands. But at least he was having fun. Alive and in the middle of the game he always wanted to play. Logan: Rode off into the sunset , naked and with only a feather to keep him company. No sightings. Hale: Had front row seats for Ford's suicide/murder, making her in prime seating to get gunned down by Dolores. Teamed up with a very conflicted Bernard. Not sure if she survives the whole season though. Sizemore: Alone in cold storage wondering where all the robots went. Survived and picked up by Maeve as... entertainment, basically. Bernard: Now with full recall of being a host-ified version of Arnold. Also at the gala/massacre in Escalante, but probably not in any danger. He did get banged around some, but had also just been patched up from Clementine shooting him... Not in perfect shape. Maeve: Also made her first programming-independent choice by getting off the train to find her "daughter". This is a reunion made for disappointment. On the hunt for her daughter with Sizemore and Hector in tow. Hector: Probably gunned down while "kicking up a row", defending Maeve's escape. Survived the row and looking to cause more mayhem at Maeve's behest. Armistice: Now just one-armed, but still causing mayhem in the mid-decks of Delos HQ. Not seen. Stubbs: Abducted by misbehaving Ghost Nation warriors and NOBODY said a thing. Shows up right away, but no word on how he is "back" from the abduction. Elsie: Missing and last scene being choked. No one showed the audience her body though. Not seen. Felix: Aided and abetted Maeve's escape in a big way. Probably stuck in the elevator since the lights went out in the complex. Not seen.

Diese Woche tauchen Simon und Alexander kurz ein in Finding Dory um an der Seite von Franziska von Almsick die verwirrende Botschaft des Filmes aufzudröseln. In der Wüste von Westworld geht es mal wieder um Sex mit Robotern und warum die Beiden das gesamte Delos Board schon rausgeschmissen hätten. (00:48) Finding Dory https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Findet_Dorie (10:42) Westworld S01E07 Links: NY Times: ‘Westworld’ Reveals a Big Twist, but Little Heart http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/14/arts/television/westworld-a-show-thats-amazing-but-not-necessarily-good.html Disability Visibility Project argumentiert, in wie vielen Arten Finding Dory positive Botschaften über Behinderungen aussendet https://disabilityvisibilityproject.com/2016/06/27/finding-dory-disability-culture-and-collective-access/ Serienmacher Jonathan Nolan erlaubt sich einen Spaß bei Reddit und beantwortet dabei eine Frage, die bisher niemand gestellt hat https://www.reddit.com/r/westworld/comments/5d0zee/the_real_question_no_one_is_asking/da1zzsl/ — Besucht Nahaufnahme-Filmpodcast.de für alle Folgen. Dort ist Platz für Kommentare, Wünsche und Kritik. Oder schreibt uns eine Email an nahaufnahmefilmpodcast@gmail.com.

While Westworld is admittedly a remarkable spectacle and a marvel of science, the Delos Board must be run my absolute idiots. They have given unfettered and exclusive access to every form of their intellectual property to a man that keeps a robot in his office just to play him classical tunes on a 1860's piano. He spends large parts of his day in a leaky meat freezer talking to a glitchy gunslinger. He has recreated a copy of his ancestral home (complete with abusive father) in the far reaches of the park. He has... well, let's just say he has a hard time letting go of people. He is a certifiably madman (come on, he's played by Anthony Hopkins, for cripe's sake). And they have given him the literal keys to everything, with no way to protect their most valuable assets. This week we look at the errors of Delos in order to help you understand how you can better protect and preserve your trade secrets.

NOTE: I incorrectly credit Sergio Leone with directing The Magnificent Seven during the podcast. Apologies to John Sturges. Where'd we end up? Ford: Dead. Maybe. Killed by Dolores in front of the Delos Board of Directors. Another possibility includes the Ford we saw get shot was actually a host impersonator. Dolores: Alive and making her own choices, the first of which is to murder Ford. When we left her, she was taking potshots at board members with a large revolver. William: Confirmation of his identity as the Man In Black. Somewhat disillusioned after discovering his pursuit of the maze was all for nothing. When last seen, he'd been shot in the left arm and had suffered a pretty catastrophic break in his right arm at Dolores' hands. But at least he was having fun. Logan: Rode off into the sunset , naked and with only a feather to keep him company. Hale: Had front row seats for Ford's suicide/murder, making her in prime seating to get gunned down by Dolores. Sizemore: Alone in cold storage wondering where all the robots went. Bernard: Now with full recall of being a host-ified version of Arnold. Also at the gala/massacre in Escalante, but probably not in any danger. Maeve: Also made her first programming-independent choice by getting off the train to find her "daughter". This is a reunion made for disappointment. Hector: Probably gunned down while "kicking up a row", defending Maeve's escape. Armistice: Now just one-armed, but still causing mayhem in the mid-decks of Delos HQ. Stubbs: Abducted by misbehaving Ghost Nation warriors and NOBODY said a thing. Elsie: Missing and last scene being choked. No one showed the audience her body though. Felix: Aided and abetted Maeve's escape in a big way. Probably stuck in the elevator since the lights went out in the complex. Caroline wants to do a season wrap-up podcast, so I'll save the predictions for that write-up.