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Here's my reasoning for thinking that William is the MIB. 1. William makes his appearance in episode 2, "Chestnut." The Westworld logo is obviously different when he's at the park. The host tells him he can choose whatever he wants. They show the black hat, he chooses the white (foreshadowing)...

I really didn't think Chris Pine could act until this movie (I mean really act, not just play Captain Kirk). He has some serious acting chops.

I'm gonna wait for the SNES, and hopefully a N64!

That was in the present with the MIB, not in the past with William (if this theory is indeed correct). There has been no direct interaction between William or Logan and anyone in the present timeline. Also, in episode 2, the MIB tells Lawrence that they're old friends and have known each other a...

How has the plot become too confusing? People from the outside want his technology, and they want him out. He's unwilling to do either. That's about as straight forward as it can be.

Dude, that was cold blooded! Ford>Hannibal!

I actually liked PoE up until Act 4. Thought the story really fell apart there, but I thought the game up until that point was really good. I'll have to give this game a try.

I thought the same thing going in. I wasn't really that interested in what I perceived the story to be about, but once you see the movie, you'll realize it's nothing like you thought it would be.

I said it before, but I do agree that the easiest way around all of this was to just not bring ginger guy into the picture. The story would've made sense if it was just Asian guy behind it. He's empathetic towards the hosts, and maybe is even in love with Maeve, so he wants to help her. I could...

I'm a huge fan of the show, and even I don't think it's above criticism. The last episode was weak, plain and simple. Sure, there were a few good scenes (the one with Ford's host family, Maeve walking with Asian guy, seeing how her world is made, Flood and MIB was okay), but those scenes were...

Doesn't seem like that's possible with what Ford said to Dolores about his father telling him to be happy with his lot in life. Seems like Ford's dad was a blue collar alcoholic rather than a master mind behind a park filled with androids. But at this point, who knows?

Maeve has been the head of the brothel for only a short time. The Asian guy said that she's been in the park a very long time, but keeps getting reassigned. This is why she's remembering being in that house on the plain before with her daughter when the Indians attack. That was her old build in...

Nobody knows his real name is Lawrence, that's the point. The ONLY people that know his name is Lawrence are Dolores, The Man in Black, and William. Get it?

Why are you stalking me? You that bored with your life?

I think things like that are being done to try and throw the audience off the scent. Obviously, a lot of viewers already believe that William is the MIB, so doing a tricky camera shot like that tries to make the audience second guess themselves. Like I said, I'm not 100% stating that William or...

What are you, twelve years old? You're putting this behind two comic book movies? This is one of the best dramas that's been made in years. It's not meant to compete with movies like Deadpool for being a blockbuster, but as a cinematic masterpiece, there's absolutely no comparison.

At this point, I truly believe you're either retarded, or just an asshole. It's one of those two options. No, the point is that just because they showed the people working for the park stating they needed to send someone to get Dolores back on her loop DOES NOT NECESSARILY MEAN THAT THE NEXT...

Why don't you just stick to Two Broke Girls. That seems more your speed and IQ range.

Yeah, I was thinking more along the lines that if the MIB is William, that the fact that every time he returns to the park she doesn't remember who he is, he would gradually become more and more jaded and realize "fuck it, no matter what, she won't remember who I am. I need to stop pretending...

I was actually thinking about this after the last episode. Although I'd rather William be the MIB, because of the connection with Dolores (since Logan doesn't care one iota about her), and because I thought the duality of his personality in and out of the park would be cool. However, you bring...

At no point was the guy who grabs ahold of Dolores shown to actually work for the park. He could be a host for all we know. Remember, right after William shows up and that guy leaves, Dolores sees the little girl drawing the maze symbol on the ground, then when she looks back up, the girl has...

Sounds like they will have a pretty good lineup of games for the launch of the system. That's good news.

Regardless of whether or not William is the Man in Black, it's obvious there are two timelines being shown together. The scenes with William have to be in the past, because Dolores is remembering things when he's out of the shot. At the end of the last episode, it's very clear that both Lawrence...

I think the hosts being able to injure guests has to do with what they said about the further you go from town, the more dangerous the park gets. Although the hosts probably can't kill someone, they can be more violent in the more rare loops, as most of the guests will never discover these rare...

Yep. This is my one hold up on whether or not William really is the MIB. The fact that the MIB knew the older hosts, before they were much more complicated, makes it almost impossible for William and the Man in Black to be the same person. Yet, all the other evidence seems to be pointing in that...

Another one of my theories that make me believe that William is the MIB: Logan and William have the confrontation in the brothel about William's "place" in the world, being satisfied with being CEO of middle management, then we have the scene later where the MIB says something to the effect of...

I think the quest that William is currently on, with the nitroglycerin, is going to be part of Arnold's plan to blow up the maze, and destroy the park. My guess is the MIB saying that he helped to prevent it, is what we're watching William doing right now with Lawrence and Dolores. Now, why it...

I'm not sure what to think right now. There are definitely scenes and hints which lead me to believe that William is the MIB, but others which make me pause and wonder if that's really true. As far as the girl trying to get Dolores to go back home, we are all just assuming that the guy in the...

There was a ton of information in the conversation between Ford and Dolores tonight. I have to rewatch it. Ford saying something like, "do you remember who I used to be?" has me thinking up a dozen different theories about who Arnold might actually be (and obviously if he's even dead). The show...

Why? I think it's pretty damn cool. They're revealing a lot about the MIB by showing how he first came to the park, and how he first found out about the maze, and Dolores' importance in all of this. Of course, there's still no definitive evidence that William is the Man in Black, but a lot of...

Oops, realized I had Flood instead of Ford. Gotta start proofreading better.

They aren't showing things chronologically, even in the same episode. They're being very coy with how they are splicing the shots together to fool the viewers. Because so many of these things could be part of so many different loops, taking place over so many different years, it's impossible to...

Pretty certain after this episode that William is indeed The Man in Black. I will now be accepting all apologies from the previous few pages of those who opposed that theory and mocked us that knew the truth!

I seriously doubt we'll get too much tonight. This show is doing a fantastic job of parsing info out a little at a time, yet giving us enough to keep the overall story arc interesting and moving forward. In other great news, it looks like the show is going to be picked up for another season...

I can't wait for this season! I'm especially happy that it'll drop in 2016, since first reports were that it wouldn't be out until early 2017.

The WiiU was a disaster because people didn't know what the hell it was. Was it a re-skinned Wii? Was it portable? Was it next gen? Turned out to be none of those things, and just a hodge podge of several decent ideas, with horrible execution. It was really a dry run for the system they now...

I think the success or failure of this console will be its price point. They've already said they won't sell it at a loss, which leads me to believe this will be in the $400 to $500 range, which IMO is too high. If they can come in at $299, they may have a hit. I still cannot believe they missed...

Nah, I think it's pretty much consensus that those two expansions were the best ever. They both expanded the world of Norrath, yet still felt like they were part of the original universe, unlike SOL and beyond, which completely alienated the original continents.

Is someone seriously trying to defend the Aztek and Pontiac in general? GM is a shit company that makes shit cars. If you buy American, you're a god damn moron.

ROK came out in April of 2000, and I believe SOV came out late 2000, so I'd guess probably summer of that year.