Somebody online pointed this out and I thought it was cool. Ford talked about how Mozart, Chopin and Beethoven didn't ever die. They just became music. Ford has also made sure he'll live on by becoming code/becoming part of the park.

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Posted by jef443

New Orleans

Member since Jul 2006

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Posted on 5/31/18 at 7:27 pm to GetEmTigers08

I’m certainly not tired of the show and still find it to be one of the best in television but shogun world seemed like a fan boy show rather than moving the story forward. I’ll still continue to watch and enjoy for as long as it’s on though.

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Posted by Minden tiger

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Posted on 6/1/18 at 9:16 am to jef443

Tons of great shows have had a pointless, non-progressive storyline riddled in the middle of otherwise great TV. It happens.

The American attention span has turned to shite and people are so damn hyper-critical these days that if they don't love every fricking second of the show they lose interest.

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Posted by Bham4Tide

In a Van down by the River

Member since Feb 2011

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Posted on 6/2/18 at 8:11 am to jef443

I just watched this episode last night. This season has had some of the most boring and most entertaining (Riddle of the Sphinx is my all-time fav.) episodes to date. There is alot of storytelling going on regardless. We still get only bits and pieces to the puzzle - much like Lost. This is mainly due to the, at times jarring, timeline skips.

I found this up-to-date chronological (well, possible) timeline that helps.

Westworld timeline

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