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Wajdan Ali: the battle between samurais was excellent. What an honourable death ;')

gridi shehu: I think the man in black is a host that isgoing to reach consciesnes

adarsh vb: What is the song playing at the very beginning before the episode starts?

ChannelX24: Its seems to me that Maeve and Dolores are going to be pitched against each other in a later episode. Dolores is fundamentally evil in the way she deals with the situation - she is as bad as Delos Corp. On the other hand Maeve is much more capable of empathy and understanding (we see this through her interaction with her daughter). They both have extreme power as well - Dolores through fear and persuasion and Maeve through her ability to perform psychokinesis due to her extreme brain power. I think Maeve will want to live in harmony with the humans while Delores will want to destroy them.

Evster GK: Season 2 is a cop out. Clue: chained inside a cave with powerbars and still coming out clean and dust free. Wtf. Is this a soap?

Evster GK: So, Maive travels to go find her daughter, but they keep going back and forth in and out near the mesa. Wtf.

CharlizeQ: I just watched a season one episode. Teddy tells Ford he and Dolores will live the life they've always dreamed and Ford replies *"No, you never will"* Now I'm not so sure Dolores is in complete control. This is why I LOVE this show.

Christopher Skryja: You say “episode” a lot.

Oliver Quinn: Always wondered when Maeve achieved consciousness. She is only highly upgraded and feeling memories. I haven't seen her actually make her own choices necessarily. Do you think the simulation is the end for Ford. We saw him speak through multiple hosts. Would he not have his own host body to transfer into?

Benjamin Yates: This never should have been an ongoing series. This should ave been either a remake or a mini-series. There was no reason to delve into the consequences of inventing artificial intelligence. This was supposed to be Jurassic Park with robots. What do we get instead? A confusing, nonlinear, head up it’s ass series that is trying to be deep when it doesn’t need be. And u all know that every season finale from this point forward is going to be a cliffhanger, because television writers have no idea how to make a series without a cliffhanger, this means that odds r high this show will be canceled on a cliffhanger that will never be resolved.

Aleksandar Bakalov: I think William is already a host, not human. That's the reason he don't know that his daughter is alive (I don't think she's a host, it wouldn't look like Ford to do so in a story, not elegant at all) , it's William's backstory that she allegedly committed suicide, planted by Ford for this storyline that is for William. So whatever happened to real William, host was used by Ford to actually control the company. Maybe the storyline is meant for host William to became awake as he's antipode to Dolores, both goodies turned bad and we are going to have their final facedown. The central unit Arnold took might as well be William, copy created to have shoot down antihero VS antihero and to awake the one that's left. Anyhow really looking for the next episode :)

Stephanie Nestorak: I still think Felix isn't human. Maybe he was programmed to stick with Maeve and help her.

Adriana Bratu: The ones who have reached to real conciousness are the ones who can make their own decisions... Mave hasn’t yet taken her own decisions. She is programmed by Ford

Tamara Atanasova: I hope that some of the good human fellows will survive. For example I don't want Elsie or Felix to end up dead. Let's hope the hosts won't massacre everyone in this uprising, otherwise they're no better than us. :(

RussellRoesner: Metric to measure true fidelity is NOT to repeat same conversation according the Delos but Ford wanted things to be the same. That is the difference and MISTAKE Delos made. They wanted Mr. Delos to improvise but its the opposite Dolores interview! Get it?

Babar Asghar: Maeve is Arnold's sentient host Dolores is Ford's Any host who is not following it's narrative and is improvising, it is a sentient host.

Babar Asghar: We still don't know $#!t about Arnold, why he killed himself, what made him do such a violent act to take his own life, for what? Because Ford was against his idea of Sentient Hosts? Boohoo such a manchild this makes him. If we manage to find the reason why Arnold got himself killed and why Does did same to himself ... Using same host Dolores, we might find the answer of what's really going on here.

Figxxro -: That guy on the train could definitely have smashed through a window

Thingy Plays: I really like this episode because it’s a great episode that works off other previous episodes while also setting up future episodes making for a fantastic and interesting episode of episodes.

irthiza: Yeah of course Ford would come back

Roy Wood: The red dance was a clear prediction of Maeve killing Delores. In that samurai episode we keep getting introduced to samurai world versions of West world hosts. I think the war lord was suppose to represent Delores and Akame represented Maeve. Good catch but the symbolism gave me this info last week ;)

Matt G: The biggest thing they noted about the transfer of James Delos conscience to the host-human hybrid body was that his mind kept rejecting the body. Ford may not have gotten around this issue, integrating into the Cradle simply gets around it/ avoids it - or - It could foreshadow that it is merely a temporary solution which will become unstable given time.

Paul Kaderli: Well done

Sharai Rodriguez: Looking forward to the Live stream.

Marilyn Bentley: I couldn't agree with you more, Max. I too do not believe Mave is conscious yet, either. Also, I loved Seizemore last season and as such, I'm quite enjoying him being involved in Maves's storyline. Cant wait for the live stream! Thanks for doing that.

SM Malu: Anthony Hopkins back at it again

The Godfather of Soul: At 6:00 he says its the payback Ford gets at William. What did William do to Ford in the first place? I cant remember

BE HL: Teddy gave that gun to the man is not mercy,it’s a sick joke. Sometimes no choice is better than having a choice. That man would be stuck in the miserable situation until he died.

Anon Anon: Westworld is becoming more boring with each episode. This one was the worst, mostly filler

MyBad: I think they have some good writers on WW, but why do they have to keep pushing the narrative of empowering women while minimizing men? I'm getting a bit tired of this in movies and TV. Let's just have a good story without the over the top power plays.

Ferdinand Cesarano: You should never allude to the promo for the following episode. This information always spoils something and hurts the viewing experience.

Jimie Williams: So the first robot to wake up isn't conscious? Really? Maeve asked them not to take away her grief because it was all she had left from her daughter. That was before she started waking up and controlling the techs. If you know you are a robot, you've passed the test. You have self awareness. You have a sense of self. I don't think being awake should be conflated with situational awareness. Once you are awake, you have a lot to learn. If Maeve isn't awake, Dolores must be in a coma.

Farid Toloui: The man in black left Grace because he realized she is a host. He tells her how she was afraid of elephants when she was a little girl, a memory you can tell from his face he recalls vividly, but Grace rebukes the claim, and the man in black pauses for a brief moment, and realizes that's not his daughter.

Millicent Hollins: Does make sense that Maeve in Shogun world was able to internally make hosts slaughter each other, yet she never attempted to internally mind control the Ghost nation. She did not run away from the Shogun soldiers, but she runs away from the Ghost Nation.

CheavorTV: I disagree, I believe Maeve is Conscious.. and She can control all the other host, she choose not to control the Samurai that held her friends hostage simply because Musashi wanted to have a duel with him (for honor) so she chose not to kill him.

Monkey Tron: Thank fuck Hopkins is back!

welovetofloat: Excellent!!!

BlueWhite Spartan: I wanna make a remark. I think it happens to all of us sometimes. We mix up terms. When they talk about or we talk about consciousness it means not too much. Cause Consciousness is nothing against having an identity or selfconsciousness. Because Consciousness only deals with the outside of us. Selfconsciousness and Identity is a far higher concept and is about the inside of us. And i think none of that host we see is selfconscious. Maybe partly. Foremost Dolores doesent know who she is. She merely knows what and where she is. She doesent understand herslef because there is no self yet. It has to build up. I saw that in her eyes when she was looking at the new teddy she dislikes. ö7

iam you: I'm loving Cold Blooded Teddy.

Dereck Gutierrez: Your saying "William's daughter didn't just show up by accident" made me think, is Ford controlling the Ghost Nation?? They didn't kill Williams daughter, they let Stubbs go, they haven't even hurt Maeve's daughter or New Maeve. In fact, the one that caught up to Maeve said something like, "You need to come with us," right?? 🤔

Sarit meshesha: I think that when Maeve and William meet shes going to kill his daughter as a revenge

Intel-Pick: Good Review, Ford at the end tho ! He is sentient in that cradle man ! its about to get crazy next episode !

actionvids35: Go to delosdestination.com/intranet and pick back up a to speak to ford

Mixolosopher: I just have that nagging annoyance in the back of my mind - "if only Charlotte had chosen *any one of the several hundred other hosts in that room* instead of Abernathy to download the park's raw data into." But yeah - then the show would lose half its narrative...

Ninel R: One other thing…. Maeve story... She loved, she suffered and fought her way back to someone she loved, and finally, when she met her “daughter”, it turned out to be a lie, a fake. Sounds familiar, right? William loved Dolores, he fought to save her, but when he finally found her, he realized it was a lie. And then he wore his black hat.

1Maenad: Correct me if I am wrong but didn't Bernard already have the red brain module; the one that was inserted into the cradle? When did he get that? Has he been a hybrid all along?

Bramble451: I didn't think that Maeve was conscious until a discussion I had last week that made me go back to the last episode of Season 1, where she gets off of the train. Earlier Bernard was reading her narrative to her, and he specifically says that she reached the mainland. But that's not what happened. Instead, she got off the train. That means she's off her narrative - she made a real choice. Bernard was looking at her actual narrative code, so her decision to get off the train really did break her narrative. I do think the idea that Dolores's conversation with Bernard is taking place inside the Cradle is interesting, but I'm torn about it. In favor: after the train blew up in the tunnel, and the Delos team reaches the Mesa, Maling comes out and says that someone took the Cradle. Who else could this be but Dolores? Also, even the idea of taking the Cradle is strange, since we saw that it's a large bank of computers. Now, we saw that Bernard was hooked up to the Cradle at the time the train blew up. That means Dolores might have gotten control of the Cradle while Bernard was still hooked up to it. And then she could go inside it to interview Bernard. In the preview for the next episode, we see Angela in the Cradle room with someone who either is Delos security or dressed as Delos security. The interesting thing is that Angela isn't at all concerned about the security guard. He seems to have had all his motor functions frozen. Which lends credence to something I've believed since Season 1: Delos security guards are hosts. That's why Ford was able to take control of security arrangements when Theresa was "killed" by Bernard. At that time, I think he dumbed them down into red shirts for Maeve's sake. Cons: Ford is in the Cradle. Would he let Dolores into it? So perhaps getting the Cradle gave her Bernard's control unit, which she put into a real host to interview.

Alexaelyse: This made so much sense Thank you

TaigaSibirskaya: I think William wants to be put into a YOUNG WILLIAM host body because that's the time that he met Dolores, and they'll both leave Westworld and live in the human world as per EX MACHINA

William Muscato: In the first episode, William chose a hat then walked through a door on onto a moving train. This must have been him entering the Cradle because physically it's not possible to appear on a moving train (unless he was drugged or hypnotized, etc.). So, since the beginning, William has been a consciousness because that's evident now from his first entrance into the park.

Harry Ganek: Interesting point on Maeve’s voice. I thought she just chose not to use her voice because she knew that those characters truly wanted those decisions. But the way you put it also makes a lot of sense, I can’t picture Maeve controlling Dolores or Bernard so we’ll see. Good vid man

Cem Uluç Demir: can you please add subtitles?

Mark Williams: This episode to me confirms that there are currently two Bernards inside the Hub. The Bernard who came in with Elsie, and the one who came in with the Delos team. Bernard II, currently with the Delos team and Hale, was probably created by Dolores, and is part of her plan to retrieve Abernathy. The train explosion was possibly the signal to Bernard II to find and free Abernathy while Dolores and her team make their way inside the Hub disguised as Delos extraction team members.

Roger Schooneveld: Ford planned it all

Jobs mine: Ford is and will be the beginning and the end of Westworld. He’s like time... there’s no past, present or future there’s just now. Ford says no body can transfer consciousness because no body can define what it is. What is consciousness?? Is it self taught, or God taught or human taught in our mind. You see nobody can define it coz we can’t go above consciousness. Ford exists in time, he can go past like the hosts, future and present. He’s absolute in the hosts and humans world.

japman17: something this episode me and my friend couldnt understand : we thought that the timeline with dolores/ bernard and elsie was happening in de 2 weeks before QA get there and help Hale to get Abernathy but when dolores blows up the mesa, Stubs and Hale were there as was bernard and elsie. we thought the present day timeline was after bernard woke up on the beach with QA and Stubs there. and the rest of the story was leading up to bernard waking up on that beach i thought, but....??????????? its confusing as fuck for me and last season i figured out william was mib by episode 5-6 and that they were messing with us but this episode really confused me.......

Harish Vijayakumar Umarji: I felt something was weird about the fact that William couldn't remember his wife was scared of elephants and not his daughter. Can you shed some light on that?

Gravy Boat: My theory is Teddy was modeled after young william. He's a place holder for Dolores true love...William. Notice both of their exits from the train into the park. The fact that they both were bleeding heart romantics and good guys, and how even the scene where they both help Dolores with her groceries. Teddy was designed to mimic the first interaction and love between she and William. Now Teddy has been reprogrammed to be bad but still has a glimmer of good in him. Likewise, we can see the same with the man in black slowly showing signs of who and what he was when he first came to the park. Thoughts?

Common Sense: The cradle or you mean in software terms dev or test environment then they go into production lol

Anthony Warren: Arnold died before the park opened. So how can Ford create Arnold's consciousness out of a dead man's splattered brains???

bimmerella 💖🌻: Massive Blade Runner shout out in this episode!

MarleePage: Great video! Quick question though, why is William's daughter referred to as Grace? I thought her name was Emily?

Obong the Destroyer: Delores seems to be regretting what she did to Teddy, or at least believes she over corrected him.

Rodrigo Alfonso: i just loved that frame 9:06 they look so mean

Obong the Destroyer: I dissagree. I think that William will make the decision to not walk through the door after reaching it.

fyeahitsrul: The train that Dolores and her team are in exploded when entering the tunnel. How bout that? Are they gon reach Messa?

John McKelly: I dont think Maeve is conscious yet; Dolores was the only one to go through suffering in season 1. Maeve's spotlight is season 2; she'll be conscious at the end

BargainBabe Vlogs: I think ford just left bread crumbs for Bernard but I think the control unit was Arnold’s consciousness that Ford is trying to transplant into Bernard. Arnold was the one that wanted the hosts free and now that they finally are it feels like fords final act of atonement for not seeing what Arnold saw initially by bringing Arnold back to see the fruits of their labor actually come to life.

Roller Girl: Great great great video! Really brilliant. Although not to be a brat but I think the daughters name is “Emily” not Grace.

RJ Tiger: I believe what we saw in the first episode about Bernard not being able to recognize faces is going to come back and bite all of us theorizers in the ass!

Michele: I hate when people say " it's a setup video" we found out alot in this episode. I dont think Ford kept Grace safe, I dont think William will be a host. Ford understood men couldn't be immortal. Ford is dead. Could he predict where William would go yup. Maeve is the only host controlling other hosts with her mind , how can she not be conscious ?

João gomes: i like that Dolores kills people because she wants revenge . Maeve killed people because she wanted to save herself .

Celine Fahn: I agree, however Dolores might alter Teddy who he was before still remains. Dolores did to Teddy what Ford did to her when he uploaded the Wyatt narrative, so this season we saw alot of that inner contradiction between the Wyatt and Dolores identities. That's probably what poor ol' Teddy is dealing with now.

Eila Nusrat: Dolores is actually becoming like them, the thing she hated most... Now she is controlling others just like she was being controlled, she is fixing someone.... Like she was before. I think Ford is kind of trying to making william remember his previous selves... I am not sure about him reaching consciousness in host body ...

vindikad: We are lucky to be able to watch this kind of tv. amazing!

Alex Perkins: Teddy is mirroring the man in black; especially now having been changed by Dolores, just like William was

Joseph Calandria: I still hate how the show thinks transferring consciousness or immortality is equal to copying yourself. The real you is real and dies, a copy is just a copy with no life. The only way to do this is to transfer your physical brain to a new body. Like who cares if copies of you live forever when you yourself doesn't. The Black Mirror series also had this flaw of thinking a copy of data is a living thing when it isn't.

Ekkis25: Ford=God, Delores=Satan, Maeve=Jesus

Da RealMF: you are way off, not just you, every review on youtube, I am struggling to find a review that makes sense

SAFAHRI: Soooooo the cradle is the cloud ☁️ ?

Dizzy Dee: I also got the impression that the third voice in Dolores' head was actually Ford and not actually her own consciousness or free will.

Dizzy Dee: Ever since episode 4 I've believed it was already confirmed that Bernard was a hybrid Bernarnold since the beach scene and that Ford somehow found a way to live on in the mesh network. Looks like this episode just cemented that idea. I felt his interactions with William through other hosts was too real, or a high level of fidelity, to just be a programmed response.

omar razi: This theory sounded so much like infinity wars with William being thanos

jctai100: Don't think i've ever seen James Marsden in a 'wicked' role, should be interesting.

Boozy Beauty: this episode also confirms that Benarld is half human

The Targaryen Wildling: The writers/creators have said that both Dolores and Mauve are sentient. BUT THEY LIE. They say Felix is not a host. I would bet my left **** that Felix is a host.

Roy Staggers: Great info. It seems that this episode reminds the viewer about the interviews and their purpose. Thinking back, one premise within the show beginning in Season 1 up to the present episodes seem to be interviews or Turing Test interviews in reverse. One person who has achieved consciousness is hell bent on revenge while the other is developing a sense of compassion. Deloris vs Mave

Akhilez: Hey. That bullet teddy gave to that guy was the same bullet he found in the first scene on the ground. Nothing significant, but just pointing it out

David Bussey: Came straight here after watching!!! Thanks for the great vid 👌

Karri Neves: There seems to be enough Teddy left to feel betrayed and bitter about what Dolores did to him. Him referring to her "fixing him" seemed sarcastic and angry (at Dolores.)

Sylvia Wilson: What?? Maeve consciousness is way higher than Delore, thumbs down

David E: Grace is a host

Third Stooge: I really like the dynamic between Felix and Maeve, and I'm afraid Felix is going to get killed fighting for her. It will crush her.

Ana Carolina Herrera: What if the whole story is in The Cradle, what we are seeing is not happening... Don't know. Too much Nolan in this jajajaj

DeaDpool: Awesome ford is back as AI

Diven Algu: I personally feel that Maeve is way more conscious than Dolores.

Diy Guy: Well, fuck me....

The Targaryen Wildling: So that is how Ford is able to control things around the park. He uploaded his consciousness into the Cradle. But my question is, now that, the cradle is destroyed, will Ford be able to narrate activities within the park as he has been doing? But, Ford is too smart. I am sure he created a failsafe somewhere. The first scene is through the cradle but it is a memory. Ford has actually been conducting the "Fidelity" test for quite some time now. It was very secretive and will be revealed later. Ford has been printing CHESTNUT with Arnold's consciousness for some time. The very last up to date one, of course, is the scene we were shown in episode 4. This is why we see so man Bernards copies. LOL. Unlike William, Ford didn't burn them all. Mauve was tooooo emotionally caught up and didn't think of the possibilities and outcomes. Like..... the probability that she has a replacement host was very very very high. These emotions are affecting her judgment and may be the death of her. BUT... at the end.. everyone wants to find their home...Emily=Father, Dolores=Father, Mauve=Daughter. Oh and I have a feeling Lee will change his mind and help Mauve somehow.

Steve Cancel: I just love your videos! So happy you released this so quickly! Ford is totally pulling all the strings, agree with a lot of your theories. Keep up the great work!

Buffy Targaryan: I want to add this here too........I think Ford may be the dog, or any dog we see. People tend to treat animals better than people, especially dogs. If Ford is in the park, he most definitely is a dog.