ended but this is his first role since Jesse Pinkman where he feels all the way back. Caleb keeps chatting with an old war buddy, Francis, on his earpiece. We eventually learn Francis was killed in action and this is an AI program that’s supposed to help Caleb overcome his grief. There are little hints along the way, like Caleb telling him, “That’s what you always said…” — using past tense — that give their exchanges a disconnected, hollowed-out feel.
Charlotte Hale returns to Delos for a board meeting. Now you’re probably going, “Wait, isn’t she dead?” She is. So this is a host, but we don’t know who is controlling her. Are one of the other “pearls” — host control units — that Dolores snatched before she left the park inside Charlotte? Or is Dolores? Or is this something we haven’t seen before?
We also catch up with Bernard Lowe, who we definitely know is a pearl that Dolores smuggled out the park. He’s working at a stockyard and has grown an impressive hipster beard that still can’t hide his conflicted existential angst. He keeps running self-diagnostics to try and find out if Dolores is controlling him.
Dolores tries to pressure Liam for more information and he notes, “If I was going to tell you the system would already know and he’d already be dead just like my dad.” Lot of information there. It’s a reference to the all-knowing system being able to predict what people will do, and that his father may have been murdered to protect the company.
Maeve is in a post credits sequence.
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