Another theory is that Ford has died, but that a host version of the Westworld creator is still wandering around somewhere, ready to take over his work. One of the most popular theories suggests that Ford didn’t die at all, and that he had actually created a host version of himself who took the bullet in season one’s final chapter. It’s very gratifying - but stop doing it, please.”Ī number of fan theories have emerged since the conclusion of season one, with many attempting to outline how the show will play out since Dolores killed Robert Ford and the hosts began their uprising. He concluded: “You can’t complain when people are that engaged. “Reddit has already figured out the third episode twist, so we’re changing that right now.”ĭiscussing the impact of social media on Westworld, Nolan continued: “It’s annoying sometimes when people guess the twists and then blog about it, but the engagement is gratifying, on one level, because if someone guesses your twist, it means you’ve done an adequate job. “We’re writing right now - we’re terribly excited about what we’re writing,” Nolan said (via Deadline). Special editions like steelbooks, Criterion sets and what not I kept in their original packaging in a separate container that stays in the house at room temperature.Also: THE WALKING DEAD 7.15 ‘Something They Need’ Review

Sterilite containers in overhead storage in my garage. Now I have 400+ movies, and almost as many TV shows, in about five 18 qt. But if it ever were the case where I wanted totally uncompressed audio and video, I'd just play the disc in my BR player (which, since Plex, largely gathers dust, but I do have it).Īlso, one thing I did to conserve physical space is I bought the paper CD sleeves off amazon, and I put all the discs in those, and then sent the cases off to a recycler, and then put the liner in standard carboard recycling. I would only ever have to re-rip everything if I wanted the HD audio, because when I rip, I only rip the lossy audio (usually DTS or DD), to save on space, though very little space is saved by doing this. Yes, it's stupid for network storage (I have a NAS with five 10TB drives in it), but in case you ever get a bigger screen, you won't have to re-rip and re-encode.

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