How long is it before a "reset" (Dolores wakes up and goes into town for supplies)? How do they make sure all the guests are out and don't witness the loop?

It's Jurrasic Park with cowboys and fuckbots. How often do they hose down the synthetic crotches with Lysol?

Do the robots have fake guns that don't shoot bullets or are they programmed to miss?

There are probably a bunch of them, but I usually tune into the "Beyond Westworld Podcast" after the show airs.

http://www.goldenspiralmedia.com/beyond-westworld

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-westworld-aftershow/id1149154896?mt=2

Are there multiple timelines being shown?

Is the man in black, the future version of the white hat bachelor?

(William)

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Who plays drunken catch with a bottle of nitro and then gets all disappointed when a dropped bottle doesn't blow everyone to smithereens?

Also... that bartender's apprentice had a piece on him.

I watched all six seasons of Lost except the final episode. I hear that's a thing.

I'd do just about anything to cover up that I've been humping the company's robots during my lunch break.

YT channel EmergencyAwesome always has good recaps/breakdowns:

Westworld Episode 9 Trailer and Timelines THEORY Explained

POSSIBLE SPOILERS

Could they have chosen anyone better than Anthony Hopkins?!

In fact, all the actors are great. I'm not a huge fan of Sizemore, but that's more the character than the actor. The actor plays a dope quite well.

I don't know when they choose to repair an existing host or "3d print" a new one. Based on the title sequence, it looks like "3d printing" a host is something that can be done in reasonable amount of time. Ford's old basement laboratory even has old model printers doesn't it?

How long would a theme park stay open after a significant number of humans were killed?