Woah ... so I guess this is a spoiler? Is this true
It's speculation based on existing data.
I don't think that gif proves anything.
But now we get to speculate on which of the actors got his job solely because he looked like a younger/older version of the other.. =)
- Rolling Stone profile: Evan Rachel Wood: How Wild Past, Personal Demons Prepped Her for 'Westworld'
- The Ringer: Emails From the Delos Human Resources Department to Westworld Staff
I really hope Elsie isn't dead. I'm pretty sure she is... but I really like her character and hope she comes back somehow.
Officially released photo from Sunday's upcoming episode dumps fuel on the fire lol
https://twitter.com/TheGeekStrong/status/799005638802030592
For sure! Could just be a general shirt used by the costume team.I fully believe William is the mib but sometimes a gray shirt is just a gray shirt.
I fully believe William is the mib but sometimes a gray shirt is just a gray shirt.
A couple of my friends haven't been looking at online theories and they have no idea that this twist might be coming. I can't wait to see their reaction lolYeah, with all the other evidence supporting the theory, this doesn't really matter much.
For sure! Could just be a general shirt used by the costume team.
Well said.That's not how costume design works, especially on a show with a period setting. When you're costuming for a show, especially for major characters, it's very deliberate. There's no "general shirt". How a character looks, from the costume down to the hair and the makeup, is a statement of who and what that character is.
That said, it's hard to tell what similarities there are in photos like that. It could just be a similar looking shirt because of the color, but even that would have been deliberately chosen. Look at what Ford wears, and look at what young Robert wears for example. The clothes make the man, and the character.
hahahaha underrated postDoesn't look like anything to me.
They're 2 different, completely unrelated actors. I'm not sure this means anything
I can't believe the two time periods simply because the technology gap isn't there. From what they showed in earlier episodes of previous incarnations those should be in play not the hard to discern as anything but human we see all the time.
Why not both?Pretty neat, but I wouldn't take this as evidence one way or another. Otherwise it means that Jimmi Simpson got the part solely because he looks like Ed Harris and not because of his acting abilities.
I can't believe the two time periods simply because the technology gap isn't there. From what they showed in earlier episodes of previous incarnations those should be in play not the hard to discern as anything but human we see all the time.
I can't believe the two time periods simply because the technology gap isn't there. From what they showed in earlier episodes of previous incarnations those should be in play not the hard to discern as anything but human we see all the time.
MiB even basically says at one point the only major differences between his first visit and now is their innards.
We literally saw hosts that Arnold built himself 35+ years ago and they didn't look any different on the outside from the newer 3d printed hosts that are currently in the park.
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, which begs the question why Bernard told Dolores to find it.
This implies that those scenes with Bernard and Dolores are actually Arnold talking with Dolores, setting her on the path to destroy the park. And the journey we see with William and Dolores is the one with that fateful end: Dolores attempting to enact Arnold's plan and failing, and something that happens between them that shatters William's belief in the park's illusion and kindles that cynical perspective we see in the Man In Black.
It is Dolores. Not Delores.
I mean, do you not get the implication of the image?
Theory:
There is speculation that we are viewing two different periods in the park's history.
"He just appeared out of nowhere! In front of that dumbwaiter!"
I like to imagine Ford carefully placing the Bernard evidence on an easy-to-find area of his work station, then hiding in a corner when Bernard and Theresa finally enter the room, waiting for his moment to appear.
"He just appeared out of nowhere! In front of that dumbwaiter!"
The \W/ is for Westworld...
- Rolling Stone profile: Evan Rachel Wood: How Wild Past, Personal Demons Prepped Her for 'Westworld'
- The Ringer: Emails From the Delos Human Resources Department to Westworld Staff
- Rolling Stone profile: Evan Rachel Wood: How Wild Past, Personal Demons Prepped Her for 'Westworld'
- The Ringer: Emails From the Delos Human Resources Department to Westworld Staff
I can't believe the two time periods simply because the technology gap isn't there. From what they showed in earlier episodes of previous incarnations those should be in play not the hard to discern as anything but human we see all the time.
Dolores is also the first host built (the original) but she's been upgraded and updated constantlyPeople seem to have a real problem differentiating between Old Bill being the second bot built and Dolores being the oldest bot in the park.
People seem to have a real problem differentiating between Old Bill being the second bot built and Dolores being the oldest bot in the park.
Dolores is also the first host built (the original) but she's been upgraded and updated constantly
I don't recall that ever being said.