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Originally Posted by GGG
I wouldn't have noticed the logos but time was messed
Up from the start with the android interviews so once you notice that you start seeing the other thematic parts. Though I'm not sure I would have got to White hat MIB until whitehat startet shooting people.
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I noticed that the android interviews weren't making sense timewise right away, but I assumed that it was just bad storytelling. When you have a critically revered show like Game of Thrones where Littlefinger can travel across a continent as if he had a jetpack or teleporter and Arya can heal from multiple stab wounds like she is Wolverine, you start to assume that every show is just playing fast and loose with logic and internal consistency. I was enjoying Westworld despite what I took to be storytelling lapses. When I heard about the multiple timelines thing and rewatched the series looking for it, it now seems obvious. And now I think the show is amazing, probably the best I've seen in years.
Hopefully they follow through now and the rest of the season is as awesome as the first 6 episodes have been. If they can, then Westworld could end up being one of the best shows ever.
If anyone is interested, I found some great write ups that explain the timeline theories and other theories on vanityfair.com that I highly recommend.