Theresa Halula and I have been friends since our early twenties – some time ago (ahem). We worked together at Sun Microsystems and our kids have grown up together. We are both dedicated gardeners – and Theresa has a second (third?) career as a certified horticulturalist. It was a delight for Theresa, Dan, Thomas, and Clara to be part of my son Paul's college graduation celebration this weekend.
TiE SV MentorConnect platform, powered by MentorCloud, is an online extension to TiE's signature mentorship programs that already happen at each of its global chapters. The platform facilitates entrepreneurs to seek and connect with suitable TiE Charter Members as mentors, schedule face-to-face meetings at TiE chapter offices or at mutually convenient locations, and build on that relationship by having ongoing conversations online with each other. Entrepreneurs and Mentors can also form roundtables and have ongoing group conversations on topics of their expertise and interest.
Part of the MentorConnect program at TiEcon is a speed mentoring at lunch, today including two VIP mentors: Vinod Khosla and Kanwal Rekhi. These mentoring sessions were fully booked three days ago – we have waiting lists but conference attendees are still asking to join! Since I had worked with Vinod at Sun Microsystems, I managed his mentoring session today. You can see some of my mentoring session notes on my twitter feed.
Radhika Padmanabhan managed the session for Kanwal Rekhi. The forty lucky mentees were very enthusiastic about their discussions with these two remarkable men.
More pictures are on MentorCloud at TiEcon: MentorConnect.
Radia Perlman (pictured above at a 2012 IEEE meeting) is a good mentor, and has been a role model, and hero to many for her remarkable contributions to network design and standardization. She was one of the six highlighted in "Award-winning Career Timelines in Computer Science and Engineering" web resource my ABI Advisory Board committee published in 2010. All of the six profiled (Frances Allen, Helen Greiner, Mary Jane Irwin, Radia Perlman, Lucy Sanders, Jeanette Wing) are remarkable role models.
2013 ACM Turing Award Winners Shafi Goldwasser and Silvio Micali for their pioneering work in the fields of cryptography and complexity theory. The Turing Award is the Nobel Prize of computing – given each year for major contributions of lasting importance to computing. Shafi Goldwasser and the six listed above are in the Famous Women in Computer Science web resource.
Vinod Khosla for being a Silicon Valley icon, co-founder and employee #1 of Sun Microsystems, co-founder of TiE and other game-changing organizations. I worked for Vinod many years ago at Sun and continue to follow his career with admiration.
While thinking of these high-profile technical stars, whose fame is so well deserved, I came across the quieter but deeply impressive story of Dorothy of Camaroon who was given a modest Systers Pass-It-On award in 2010. Rita Thissen sent out an update to the Systers community last week about what Dorothy had accomplished so far with her award funding. I first noticed the story because Cameroon is one of the new Sub-Saharan Africa countries included in the 2013 TechWomen mentoring program. I consider Dorothy both a hero and a role model.
What can one woman do to make a difference?
Dorothy lives in Bamenda, in the Northwest Region of Cameroon. In 2010 she applied for and received one of the Anita Borg Institute's "Pass-It-On" awards, a program founded and funded by an international group of women and dedicated to assisting other women to advance in computing. Dorothy asked for help to buy computers and supplies so that she could run a small educational office, teaching computing skills to young women who lacked family ties or any hope of advancement on their own.
As a bit of context, there is extremely high unemployment in Cameroon. Many people do all right by growing their own food, building their own houses from handmade bricks, and selling food or services (like sewing) to others in their own town. The educational system and literacy rate are good, but once out of school, people find themselves back selling things in the marketplace again unless they have a skill that is in demand. Teaching, government positions, and lately some kinds of office work are the best jobs available.
Dorothy will use the award to fund the tuition for two orphan girls to attend computer courses for six months at a computer training facility and then provide them with a six-month internship at a documentation center owned by a not-for-profit organization. Both girls will be given a computer and printer as compensation for their six-month internship at the documentation center. These girls will pass it on by training at least one underprivileged girl in the future.
Three years later, Dorothy reports that she has successfully taught her first group, and one of the students has started work in a money-transfer organization. The computer literacy this young woman achieved under Dorothy's tutelage made her employment possible. Each of Dorothy's students also promises to "pass along" the gift of learning to one or more other women who are in need of a helping hand. In this way, a small amount of help can make a real difference in many people's lives.
Many companies are starting to move from informal mentoring that relies on individual initiative to more formal programs. When taken seriously, these formal mentorship/sponsorship programs can be remarkably successful.
One of the sometimes-unexpected successes of formal mentoring programs is the development of a strong long-term community of mentors and mentees who have come to know and respect each other through the program. These communities can continue far beyond the boundaries of the company or program that created them.
I have written frequently about the Sun Microsystems mentoring programs participated in by over 7,000 employees from 1996-2009. Over 630 of those who joined my Sun Engineering mentoring program (SEED) chose to join a private LinkedIn group to stay in communication after Sun was purchased by Oracle in 2009. I am sure more continue to work and learn with each other through through professional and private connections. The initial match between one mentor and one mentee quickly becomes the base for more complex and lasting relationships: the mentor introduces the mentee to associates or recommends him for a position, the mentee becomes a mentor herself and introduces her new mentee to her own mentor, etc. In 2010-2011, when I was the Process Architect for the U.S. State Department's TechWomen mentoring program, many of the potential mentors I contacted to join the new program were former Sun mentoring program participants.
In July 2011, toward the end of the first TechWomen term, I wrote a Katysblog entry called "37 Sisters – TechWomen". That feeling of family, of a strong and growing US-MENA-based sisterhood, has only increased since then. The photo above was taken after our Successful Panel at the October, 2012 Grace Hopper Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, when several dozen TechWomen mentors, mentees, and staff from the 2011 and 2012 terms met to celebrate. Fifty of us gathered again in February 2013 to join the TechWomen delegation to Jordan. The photo below shows us at Injaz, one of the many schools and programs we visited in Jordan to talk with local girls and young women about STEM, TechWomen, and TechGirls.
The worlds of STEM and the Silicon Valley in particular are small places. Even though there are over seven million people in the San Francisco Bay Area, after a few years working here, it becomes hard to to go anywhere without meeting folks you know. Professional trust and connections, such as those built and supported by formal mentoring programs, enhance both reputation and effectiveness.


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THE Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) defines food security as "a state of affairs where all people at all times have access to safe and nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life." A recent study on food security and the growing world population done by the Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture adds: "The only pathway to eventual food security is sustainable human development. This means breaking the vicious circle of continuing poverty, environmental deterioration, and acute institutional deficiencies. To aim for a commensurate food production volume within the framework of such a development strategy, adapted to specific local circumstances, is a must."
That's the production and security side of food. I wish to refer to another recent study that found some 40 per cent of Americans to be obese. That means they are significantly overweight-which in turn means they eat too bloody much, and worse, they eat all the wrong foods. Obesity leads to numerous health problems, from diabetes to heart ailments, kidney malfunction to, well untimely death. But before such obese people die (and this is not to deny that very fit people also die-except that these are minority cases), the strain they put on a country's health system is often incalculable. From their first visits to public health institutions, which cost taxpayers who may well be living and eating wisely, to their being laid up in hospitals for months, people who lead unhealthy lifestyles eventually burden a health system that is already under stress.
Another common denominator among most countries in the world with respect to food security-or lack thereof-has to do with the widespread ill effects of human activities on the environment. I alluded to this in my previous two columns on the subject. Besides global warming, deforestation of the planet continues unabated, reducing the capacity of soils and vegetation to absorb and store water. "Soil erosion by water and wind due to inappropriate agricultural techniques (read "slash and burn" in our case!) as well as the overuse of scarce resources, particularly water, make every effort to improve food security an even more difficult task." The Sygenta study suggests that five to ten million hectares of land are being lost annually to severe degradation. In China, for example, some 6.556 million hectares of arable land were lost to various types of construction and other malpractices in five years (1987-92).
I have made out a case for us to sit back a bit, look at our "Vision 2020î and see if, because we focus so heavily on energy related industries to take us there, and on crime, education, health, infrastructure and related issues that keep electors happy, we are sacrificing what little food security we now enjoy on this altar of skewed development. No one can show me a proper agriculture and food policy that will guide us over the next 50 years. I mentioned last week that attention is being paid to selected crops that seem to be doing well on the international market-cocoa, coffee, hot peppers and a few more. But do these form part of the staples we consume? Most definitely not. They are, in the main, export crops, which means we have not advanced much from the old plantation economy in this respect.
Put more simply, we are stuck in the raw sugar mode that brought us the trauma we are currently experiencing with the belated scaling down of the sugar industry. For more than 30 years people who have an interest in food production and who follow world trends had called on successive governments to restructure sugar. They all failed to act. And when, finally, with their backs against the wall, the current government took action, it did so without thought as to what the industry will look like in 2004 an beyond, or what to do with the "freed up" land. In the latter case, bet your bottom dollar they will lease land to ex-sugar workers on an unplanned basis, that most of the agro-ventures will fail (because of poor soil types), and that they will plant concrete and asphalt on the best soil types.
We can, of course, continue to ignore the global warning signs, say we will garner more than adequate revenues from oil and gas to buy our food requirements, and sit back and relax, we, the Sheiks of the Caribbean. But we do this at the peril of future generations. In fact, we may not have to wait that long. Soon, the prices of basic foods will rise as demand outstrips supply, and then we shall see just how far our oil dollars will not carry us. Around the year 1800, Thomas Malthus, peering into the future of mankind, saw a gloomy picture of population growth being more rapid than that of food, and hunger and mass poverty being inevitable. But with technological progress, more so genetically modified (GM) foods, man thought he had found the ultimate weapon to combat world hunger.
Now, even with GM produce being commonplace, with their higher yields and capacity to resist fungi, pests, etc., we remain very unsure about the future. By 2010 there will be an estimated 6.94 billion mouths to feed. With an explosion of urbanisation, especially in developing countries (58 per cent projection for 2025, 41 per cent currently), and given that these people produce no food (where's that backyard garden?), the future looks even gloomier. The Syngenta report says: "Urban populations are not able to feed themselves by subsistence food production .The amount of high-value (foods) in their diets is higher. As incomes rise for some urban professionals_(they consume more livestock products, the production of which requires more grain or absorbs more arable land."
Except that arable lands are shrinking in those very countries. Ours is a classic case, a country that buried most of its Class I soil types under asphalt and concrete. But mercifully for us, if we can work together with countries like Venezuela and Guyana, we may yet stem the threat of starvation or very high food prices. Before that, though, we need to stem the tsunami of fatty, unhealthy fast foods that the developed world has unleashed on us, consigning us to feeding ourselves to obesity and early death. How many parents stop to think of what they are doing to their children by giving them "chicken and chips" money for lunch instead of cheaper, healthier, home-made food? And does the government, any government, really care about whether or not we have some measure of food security twenty, thirty years down the road?
Don't even think about it. There is no food security policy. None.


The small and cute charms have taken over the vintage heavy beaded and plunging necklaces of old times. As time is running fast and the personal accessories are being shaped into an adjustable and easy handling pieces.The knuckles and cuffs are one of the top most trends on the recent runways which you should know for yourspring closet. These little jewelry charms enhance the entire look of your personality and also shows that how up to date you are. If you are a fashion savvy and need something trendy and up to the mark, you must look these knuckles and beautifully designed cuffs for your spring 2017.
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This intricate design will make you feel like a queen and you can wear it with any formal wear. Leaf patterns are trending in the jewelry designs whether it's necklace, cuffs or earrings. The designers have used this pattern so many times to present the modest jewelry fashion of the Egyptian era. Glam up your personality with this imitation gold open cuff with an edge of style!
This exceptionally delicate and sassy crystal stone bracelet is up for any attire. You can add a pinch of a classy factor with a long floor gown or any dress. This attractive slim bracelet is all you can gift to your loved one this spring to complete her wardrobe desires. Its base is made of metal in gold and adorned with crystals and lavender stone.
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Simon Diaz creates an easy place for listeners to relax during their afternoons from 1pm to 4pm in Sydney and Melbourne on smoothfm.
With over 20 year's radio experience, Simon was so passionate about a career in radio that he worked in a nursing home and as a nightclub DJ so he could volunteer on various community radio stations. Simon's voluntary work paid off and he got his first big break in 1993 at 3SH in Victoria where he did everything from writing and voicing commercials to putting out the rubbish.
In 1994 Simon moved to 3GG in Gippsland to take up the role of Production manager and fell into doing breakfast on air until 1999. That same year he was offered a gig in late nights and as a cruiser driver for the night show on TTFM, (now Mix FM), and was heard on air in various day parts for the next 13 years. In 2007, Simon joined Channel Nine as an announcer on Bert's Family Feud and in 2008 on Million Dollar Wheel of Fortune.
A dedicated runner and cyclist, Simon has participated in over six triathlons or ironman competitions, over 10 marathons and completed Bicycle Australia's 235km Peaks challenge in 2018. Simon regularly trains with a group of mates and is dedicated to health and fitness.
Simon is married to wife Julie and has two sons; Tyler and Joshua.
Simon Diaz joined the smoothfm line up in 2013 and can be heard in afternoons on smoothfm 95.3 in Sydney, smoothfm 91.5 Melbourne and on DAB+ week days from 1pm to 4pm.
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Sang Regina, sang! Almost 30 years later, and this track still gives you chills. Is it what Love sounds like? Multi-gifted singer-songwriter Regina Belle belts out her astonishing range on "This Is Love". From her 1989 album Stay With Me, this groove symbolizes not only a description of the art of love, but an array of vocal sensation that can only be mastered by a true musical pioneer. Regina's career, artistry, and those vocals display her dynamic craft.
The album made its way to No. 1, atop the R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, reaching Gold status the following year. Get Grown with this record, here Fam. A true love song for the ages.


Sailing along with plans for a beach side wedding, or any beach themed event? Well, we've got just the favor to add to your beachy day! This elegant and fun glass sailboat design candle holder is sure to please. Each 3" x 5" favor features a heavy glass form with a sea blue sail rising up from a clear base that nestles a tea light candle. The candle is positioned behind the blue sail to allow for the ultimate glow from the flame. Each comes individually packaged in a white box with a tea light candle included.


Jessica Keenan Wynn is leading her family's legacy as the first woman to make her mark in show business and Hollywood. Wynn was born and raised in Los Angeles, now living in New York. She is most known for her part in Heathers, an off-Broadway show, and Beautiful on Broadway. She is now starring in Universal's MAMMA MIA 2: HERE WE GO AGAIN, playing Tanya (one of the three Dynamos), which was released internationally this past Friday, July 20th. Wynn discusses her extraordinary family lineage and her ambitions for the future.
You come from a long line of acclaimed actors from your great-great grandfather, Frank Keenan, the silent film actor, your great-grandfather, Ed Wynn, your grandfather, Keenan Wynn, to your uncle, Tracy Keenan Wynn. What is it like being part of a show business dynasty?
It's a combination of admiration for their many talents, accomplishments, and dread. Those are massive footsteps to follow – – I mean Ed Wynn actually wore clown shoes! There is definitely a sense of belonging with the addition of Mamma Mia to my professional library. Plus, I'm the first female in my family to not only carry on the name but make her own footprint in Hollywood. That's pretty damn cool.
What have you learned from your family of actors?
I got to know my grandparents through their films. It was the very thing that tethered me to them. I developed relationships with various character and fell in love with the art of old movies. I suppose their careers allowed me to not only know them posthumously, but to discover what I wanted to do in life. I wanted to do that!
Are you ever starstruck by your family's legendary history?
Did your family influence your career choice? Do you think you would pursue acting if it was not for your lineage?
I love the feeling you get when you have the audience in the palm of your hand. You know that the right timing of a joke will make them seize with laughter or a weighted silence will make their hearts ache with empathy. This is why I love the theatre. You feel every moment and each night it's different. It's the best opportunity for an actor to truly listen and play to the moment with full honesty and awareness.
You have starred in the hit musical Heathers. Can you tell us what your favorite part of working on this musical is?
The fans! My goodness that show developed quite the cult following after we closed and the soundtrack made its rounds on iTunes. These lovely "corn-nuts," as they dubbed themselves, have been the most supportive of my career, and it all stemmed from Heathers. That show gave me my NY debut and launched each of us into the limelight in the best possible way. I'll forever be grateful to our little off Broadway show.
You are currently in the Broadway musical Beautiful playing the role of Cynthia Weil. What is it like being a part of such an iconic production?
Beautiful was one of the best professional experiences of my life. I went back into that show 3 times! And I have to spew a cliché and say, the third time really is the charm! I fell in love with Cynthia Weil and she informed me so much as an actress. I learned to really listen and respond with sincerity. When you're doing a long running show, the houses get smaller and quieter, making it difficult to shake off the dull applause/laughter and to not downplay your performance based on the lack of reactions from the house. It really a craft of its own doing a show for 3 1/2 years. I learned so much and I met Carole King in the process. Bucket list checked!
Were you aware of Carole King's story previous to your work in Beautiful?
I wasn't! I had no idea she and Gerry Goffin had written those early songs like "One Fine Day," "Take Good Care or My Baby," and "Up on the Roof"! I am a massive fan of the '50s and '60s so I was floored that I didn't know their influence as well behind the scenes. Carole's story is the epitome of female empowerment and strength. She had been through so much by the time she was 28, which ultimately lead to one of the greatest albums and careers of all time. Just goes to show that everything's meant to happen the way it happens.
You are also starring in MAMMA MIA 2: HERE WE GO AGAIN, playing Tonya. How did the role come about?
This is your first big movie production, how do you feel not being on a stage in front of a live audience but a production set? Do you prefer one over the other?
How would you describe the movie for those who are unfamiliar?
It's exactly what you need right now in 2018. The movie propels you to a time and place where you can forget your cares and woes and watch Lily James radiate perfection, the Dads dance in the most complimentary spandex, Meryl make you cry, Christine and Julie shoot brilliant one-liners like nothing you've seen before, the young Dynabros steal your heart and eyes with their gorgeous physiques, the young dynamos dance and sing their hearts out in full force, and CHER. Cher brings the house down with her career defining performance of Fernando, which is on repeat on my playlist. It's the most exquisite time and I really think everyone need a good little laugh and cry overlooking the luau outside blue waters of Kalokairi.
What role does your character Tanya play?
Tanya is one of the three dynamos, a fierce girl band compromising Donna and Rosie. These girls have a bond and loyal sisterhood. They will drop anything to lift the other up and sing her into brighter days. Tanya tends to be the man eater of the group. She enjoys nice things, good wine, and pretty men. I don't think that's asking for much?
What was your favorite part about playing Tanya?
I loved finding the relationship with Rosie. The duo is essentially its own character in the film. Finding where they resonate best was the greatest joy. Alexa is so brilliantly funny, making it a hilarious contest to see who would one up the other. We definitely had the crew in stitches during certain scenes.
What are you most excited for with the release of the movie?
I'm most excited for people to embrace the escapism this movie has created. No matter what you anticipated it to be or not to be, just suspend your expectations and enjoy the ride, because it's truly joyous and visually stunning. The perfect summer holiday.
Is there anything that happened behind the scenes during the filming of the movie that fans might not know about?
I snuck onto set to see Cher sing "Fernando." I had to be there for a spray tan, because I'm transparent, and I used that as an opportunity to watch Cher perform take after take. I wept. Her voice is silky, ageless, and profound. I also spotted Meryl Streep watching her friend from the sidelines. So many of us where there to watch this iconic woman. It was one of the most memorable days on set. I still get chills thinking about it.
You've been part of many amazing projects, and many actors would dream to be in your position one day. What piece of advice would you give to all those aspiring actors?
The piece of advice I tend to rely most is to embrace the things that make you different, the things that make you you, because that will be the very thing that sets you apart and books you the job. There is no other you out there so sell it. Embrace it. Love it.
What is something you wish you would have told your younger self?
Men are going to be a waste of time so don't waste your time with them. Focus on your career.
What is your favorite role you have played thus far?
Tanya. I wish I could have luxuriated in her platform boots for longer. She's so brilliant, bold, loyal, unabashedly charming, and hilarious. Luckily, I have the film that can transport me right back into them.
The Baker's Wife in Into The Woods. Truly, any Sondheim show. I have yet to embark on that yellow brick road of glory.
The friendships I've made. I love meeting people and making new friends. I just want to be remembered for being a good person and a true friend.
They change. Right now, I idolize and admire every single person that was a part of Mamma Mia Here We Go Again on and off screen. I look up to qualities in people and right now my rolodex is bursting with admiration and names (mostly English).
I'd probably try to be a travel blogger/influencer, so I could travel the world and write about it. Gosh, isn't that the dream?!
You were born in Los Angeles, how do you like New York compared to California?
I love NY. I love LA. I love how New York can make you feel like you've accomplished so much in a day just by going to the grocery store. The energy of that city is unlike anything I've encountered. Plus, spring and fall are seasons every human should experience in NY. It's magical.
What are three words you would choose to describe yourself?
Besides acting and singing, do you have another hobby? Any secret talents?
I can do a pretty decent Britney Spears impression. My Cher is coming in at a close second. These are necessary for karaoke!
Lastly, give a shoutout to a female actress or performer you admire!
Jessica Chastain: you are grace and glory and such gorgeous spirit. I bow down to your ginger beauty and insane talent.


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19 Best Movies & Shows Released in 2016 On Kong Hong
1. Lovesick, 2018
Why unlikely? Because, despite all the romance, its plot is fully based on a sexual transmitted infection. Hopelessly romantic twenty-something Dylan (Johnny Flynn) suddenly discovers he has chlamydia and is advised to contact all his (read: many) sexual encounters. Pair this plot summary with the fact that the show was originally called "Scrotal Recall" when it aired on British TV and you can be forgiven for looking the other way.
Underneath its awkward previous moniker, Lovesick is actually very funny, charming, and heavily romantic. Dylan is chaperoned by Luke (Daniel Ings, who you may know from Sex Education and The Crown), a seemingly confident but insecure business-school type, and Evie, Dylan's smart and cynical best friend, played by Antonia Thomas from Misfits. It soon becomes apparent that Evie and Dylan could be much more than just friends if only their timelines were to align.
Lovesick is a charming little series that homes in on the heart-breaking romance of failed relationships. Something you can easily find yourself watching many episodes in one take.
2. The Handmaiden, 2016
The 2016 outing of South-Korean auteur director Park Chan-wook (maker of Oldboy and Stoker) once again shifts attention to the dark side of what makes us human: betrayal, violence, and transgression. Based on the 2002 novel Fingersmith by British author Sarah Waters, The Handmaiden revolves around the love of two women and the greedy men around them. Park shifts the novel's plot from Victorian London to 1930s Korea, where an orphaned pickpocket is used by a con man to defraud an old Japanese woman. Routinely called a masterpiece with comparisons made to the likes of Alfred Hitchcock, this is a stylish and meticulous psychological thriller that packs enough erotic tension to put a crack in your screen. If you love cinema, you can't miss this movie. You might even have to watch it twice.
3. Blue Jay, 2016
Being an intimate, black-and-white portrayal of just two people, it is worth mentioning the two leads in the very first sentence: Blue Jay stars the incredibly versatile Sarah Paulson, who most of you will know from her depiction of Marcia Clark in The People vs. O.J., and Mark Duplass from Creep. In this incredibly intricate dialogue-driven drama, he is of course named Jim, a regular guy with some issues, who runs into his high-school sweetheart Amanda at the grocery store. She is only in town briefly because her sister is having a baby. Amanda agrees to have coffee with him, later they get beer and jellybeans, and find themselves recreating silly tapes at his late mother's house that they use to make when they were still at school. This could quickly become a soppy affair if it wasn't for the heart-felt realness of the acting, for lack of a better term, and all the fine details that the two leads bring to the screen. The chemistry between them is something to behold!
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4. Divines, 2016
Winner of a Camera d'Or, the debutant's prize at the Cannes Film Festival, Director Houda Benyamina's first feature film is fast-paced and full of energy. Deep in the impoverished suburbs of Paris, the infamous banlieues, it tells the story of Dounia (played by Oulaya Amamra), a mouthy teenager who is not content with what society is prepared to hand out to her. She's angry; she wants more. And so, together with her best friend Maimouna (Déborah Lukumuena), she decides to finally make some cash as a runner for a drug dealer. While there's obviously some feminism in there somewhere, that's not at the heart of what this film is about. It's about the economic reality in a world of poverty and about two friends and their desire for freedom—no matter what the cost. An exhilarating and thought-provoking debut helped along by Amamra's amazing acting.
5. A Silent Voice, 2016
Watching A Silent Voice, sensitive viewers will likely feel repulsion toward the main character, Shoya Ishida — and maybe you should, for the awful things he did as a kid. You might even feel the urge to jump into your screen and protect Shouko Nishimiya, the deaf girl who is new at school. A beautifully crafted anime, the story captures a high-school bully's remorse and despair as he tries to redeem himself from past wrongdoing, demonstrating that even the cruelest among us can become vulnerable to feelings of shame and regret. While it is heart wrenching, the story is also full of hope, showing how to ask for forgiveness, as well as how to give it. Beyond the great script, animation, colours, and scoring, each shot of A Silent Voice is a masterpiece in and of itself.
6. Please Like Me, 2016
In Please Like Me, twenty-year-old Josh (Josh Thomas) navigates love and adulthood alongside his friends and immediate family. He's far from perfect, and his loved ones are far from always right, but the ups and downs they go through—as small-stakes as they may seem—are always familiar and relatable.
Please Like Me touches on modern issues and treats them both wryly and realistically so that the series never verges on either extreme. It's charming and sensitive and bold, and the whiny arrogance that often curses millennial shows is balanced here thanks to smart self-deprecating jokes and tender characterizations. Despite its pleading title, Please Like Me is very easy to watch and, as such, very easy to love.
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7. The Fundamentals of Caring, 2016
The Fundamentals of Caring is an offbeat comedy/drama starring Paul Rudd as a man attempting to overcome his looming divorce by becoming the caretaker for a teenager with muscular dystrophy (Craig Roberts, Submarine). The two develop an unconventional relationship based largely on sarcasm and profanity, delivering many laugh-out-loud moments, while also slowly exposing the pain each is carrying inside.
Together, at Ben's urging, they embark on a road trip across the western United States for Craig to see the world. It's somewhat formulaic but fun and touching road movie that covers much familiar ground, but also offers a fine illustration of caregiving, personal growth, and emotional healing. Paul Rudd is as good ever, and Roberts is utterly superb. One of the best movies on the Netflix Originals catalog, and an undeniable winner, all-in-all.
8. Train to Busan, 2016
A zombie virus breaks out and catches up with a father as he is taking his daughter from Seoul to Busan, South Korea's second-largest city. Watch them trying to survive to reach their destination, a purported safe zone.
The acting is spot-on; the set pieces are particularly well choreographed. You'll care about the characters. You'll feel for the father as he struggles to keep his humanity in the bleakest of scenarios.
It's a refreshingly thrilling disaster movie, a perfect specimen of the genre.
9. The Siege of Jadotville, 2016
The Siege of Jadotville is a different kind of war movie. It doesn't recount famous battles or portray renowned heroes - instead, it's about heroes and events that went completely unnoticed. Namely, the Irish 35 Battalion 'A' Company - a group of youngsters who are sent out on a U.N mission to the Congo. What was supposed to be a simple positioning quickly becomes one of the most sought-after locations and the battalion of 150 'war-virgins" find themselves up against 3000 mercenaries led by experienced French commandants. And what a tribute this film is: it's well-paced, powerfully shot, and the acting, led by Jamie Dornan on one side and Guillaume Canet on the other, is absolutely perfect.
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10. The Edge of Seventeen, 2016
A wonderful, witty teen comedy—possibly the best the genre has known in a long time! In a powerhouse performance, Hailee Steinfeld plays Nadine, a high school junior at peak angst and awkwardness. Her roller coaster journey through family, friends, lovers, or lack thereof, gives her that all-too-common impression for people her age that life is unbearable. Things get more complicated when Nadine's dad passes and her only friend hooks up with an unexpected person. Her temperament and humor will help her see past her demons to understand what's important in life, putting you in privileged spectator mode to this highly smart and exciting coming-of-age story.
11. Kim's Convenience, 2019
This is an easy and funny Canadian TV show about a Korean store owner in Toronto.
He completely lacks awareness of modern gender, sexual orientation, and race issues - yet his good nature redeems him. In the first episode he is confronted for saying something homophobic, but replies by pretending he has an ongoing 15% "gay discount" (except he decides who's gay or not by looking at them).
There are many other interesting themes, such as his daughter being pressured to find a "cool Christian Korean boyfriend" and her insisting that those words don't go together.
Kim's Convenience is about the Korean-Canadian experience, but it also feels geared towards a Korean-Canadian audience. It's authentic, refreshing, and most importantly, funny.
12. Billions, 2022
Paul Giamatti and Damian Lewis (Homeland) star opposite each other as a prosecutor and a billionaire suspect in this well-crafted drama. Axe is a venture-capitalist who lost his business partners in 9/11 and who is widely appreciated in the public eye for his charity work. He comes under scrutiny from a ruthless and unusual public prosecutor (Giamatti) after allegations of insider-trading. The two alpha-male types go head-to-head which makes for an immensely watchable fight.
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13. Under the Shadow, 2016
Horror movies have always been creepier to me when they play on our fear of the "unknown" rather than gore. Under The Shadow does exactly that. The story is based around the relationship of a woman, Shideh, and her daughter, Dorsa, under the backdrop of the Iran-Iraq war. As widespread bombings shake the ground beneath their feet, the two grapple with a more insidious evil that is faceless and traceless, coming and going only with the wind. The movie's dread-effect plays strongly on feelings of isolation and helplessness. The scares are slow and it's obvious the director takes great care in making every single second count and in raising the unpredictableness of the action. Like the bombs, the audience never knows when or how the next apparition will materialize. The former is always on the edge of fear, wondering what is no doubt there, but is yet to be shown on the frame. In terms of significance, Under The Shadow features too many symbolisms to count and will most likely resonate with each person differently. But one thing remains relatively unarguable: this is a wonderful movie.
14. Into the Inferno, 2016
From countries like Finland to North Korea, this amazing documentary explores the most fascinating active volcanoes on our planet. But as it unfolds you realize that Into the Inferno is a movie as much about volcanoes as it is about the people obsessed with them. And who can be called obsessive more than the film's own director, Werner Herzog, who, with such an explosive career had to eventually make a film about volcanos (bad pun intended). Beautiful scenery, interesting interviews, and Werner's majestic delivery all make Into the Inferno both an interesting and satisfying documentary.
15. Crashing, 2016
Phoebe Waller-Bridge became famous for her hit show Fleabag, but few people know about Crashing which she has also created and stars in, and which deserves just as much attention. She plays a girl who moves to London to be with her childhood friend, who's already in a relationship and living with his partner and four others in an abandoned hospital. Waller-Bridge settles into the hospital as well, and the six twenty-somethings become property guardians of the hospital building.
Funny characters and excellent performances make this show dangerously bingeable.
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Andrea Arnold will take the reigns from Jean-Marc Vallee in the new season. "We have an incredible new director who's British, Andrea Arnold, and it's really been a great experience to watch how she's taken what we all created in season one," Shailene Woodley said. "She has implemented her own creative vision while maintaining the same tone and emotions, and that's been such a delight and so lovely to work with."
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Kim Thuy, écrivaine : comment l'écriture est venue à moi.
Quand j'ai rencontré Kim à New York, elle m'a confié comment l'écriture est venue à elle : "Je m'endormais beaucoup au feu rouge et j'ai eu quelques accidents. Un des trucs qui a bien fonctionné, c'était de faire des listes. Des listes de courses, de choses à faire, de couleurs, de ville… A un moment...
Hermione Hoby, writer: "writing is the most joyful struggle."
When I sat with Hermione, she used a description in J.M. Coetzee's novel Elisabeth Costello. It's about a writer who finally says she is a secretary of the invisible. She said: "Just seeing that phrase, it brings tears to my eyes."
Michael Eskin, translator and publisher: "have the courage to really stand by what you think and be radical."
Michael is a philosopher, an editor and a translator. And also a music lover. "Have the courage to really stand by what you think and be radical": when he told me that, I understood that it was a way to start a more profound conversation. That was exactly what happened.
Christiane Karam, singer: "to be as present as possible."
When I sat with Christiane, she told me about her Lebanese roots and how music preserved her from the war at the time. Finding her true voice was -and still is- a challenge for her, but she adds: "I always knew that a lot of answers would come to me through my voice. "


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Q: Positioning an element between two fixed elements I am facing an issue with styling the page.
I have a header fixed to the top and a footer fixed at the bottom.
There is a tabular structure in the middle of the header and the footer. The problem is that the table expands as per the content below the footer. I need to fix the table height between the header and the footer with a scrollbar on the side of the div rather than the scrollbar on the whole page. This should be auto adjustable in different devices (mobile, laptop and desktop).
Thank You

A: Put the table into a div & give it a height as per your screen size (Example: height:72vh) and also give it overflow-y: auto and overflow-x: hidden. I think this should be the solution of your problem as per your problem description above.
and also use media queries for auto adjustments (@media only screen and (max-width: 600px) {} for mobile).
If it doesn't help, kindly share the code.

A: You have header and footer with fixed position and known heights. So add top and bottom margins to content block. Top and bottom margins should be equal to header and footer heights respectively. These indents will not allow content to get behind fixed blocks.

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All dates are reckoned by the mention of June 15, 2052 as the date of Maeve's near escape, taken from the security footage on the official Westworld website.
Arnold writes the host's initial code.[1]
Arnold builds Dolores Abernathy. Her initial form is entirely mechanical underneath.[2]
Dolores is taken to the real world by Robert Ford and Arnold Weber, hoping to use her as part of a demonstration about the work they are doing. Arnold decides that Dolores is not ready for such a role.[3]
Arnold takes her on a tour of the place that will become his home and talks about his son, Charlie.[3]
Logan Delos meets with representatives of the Argos Initiative, Angela and Akecheta. During a demonstration, Logan is amazed at the lifelike nature of the hosts.[3]
Arnold's son, Charlie, dies. That loss convinces him to try and create life in Dolores.[2]
Robert Ford and Arnold Weber lived in the park for three years before it opened in a time Ford considered to be "pure creation."[4]
Arnold Weber begins private sessions with Dolores Abernathy in an effort to prod her towards consciousness.[5]
During the private sessions, Arnold contemplates resetting Dolores to an earlier build. When Dolores asks if she has changed or made a mistake, Arnold realises that making mistakes is part of evolution and promises to preserve her current build as long as she keeps their sessions private.[4]
Arnold offers to free Dolores from the pain and grief of loosing her parents; Dolores replies that it is the only she has left of them. The seemingly unscripted response and Dolores beliefs that there is something wrong with the world prompt Arnold to reveal the existence of secret game; "The Maze." If she finds the center of the Maze, then she will be free.[6]
Arnold believes that Dolores is reaching consciousness through the use of the "reveries" code and decides to tell Ford, believing that they cannot open the park.[2]
Dolores witnesses Robert Ford storming into Arnold Weber's office and begin arguing with him.[7]
Ford disagrees with Arnold belief and orders Dolores to be rolled back.[2]
Arnold merges Dolores with the Wyatt narrative and directs her to kill all the other hosts with Teddy's help. She then kills Arnold and Teddy before turning the gun on herself.[2]
Regardless of the setback, Ford moves ahead with opening the park and Arnold is written out of the official history.[2]
Date taken from William/Man in Black's comment that he has been coming to the park for "30 years."[5]
Past events of "Chestnut" occur:
William and Logan Delos take the train to Westworld. This is William's first visit, but Logan has been before. They go through orientation and William meets Angela.[8]
William and Logan take the train to Sweetwater. Logan warns William that nearly every character is the start of a narrative so be careful who he talks to. William helps an old man who was thrown from a cart into the mud.[8]
During dinner, the old man tries to recruit William into a treasure hunt. Logan stabs him through the hand at the dinner table with a fork.[8]
William meets Dolores Abernathy for the first time.[8]
Past events of "The Stray" occur:
In Sweetwater, the bounty hunter Holden brings the criminal Horace Calhoun in for the bounty on him. William witnessed Calhoun escape custody and gun down several bystanders before taking Clementine Pennyfeather hostage. William kills the bandit and Logan congratulates him for finally getting into the spirit of things.[4]
Holden offers to take them on a bounty hunt and William convinced Logan to accept.[4]
While camping out on the hunt, William and Logan are shocked to find Dolores Abernathy has stumbled into their camp.[4]
Past events of "Dissonance Theory" occur:
Dolores wakes with a gun in her hand near William and Logan. Logan believes the Westworld staff literally directed her to their location since Dolores was one of the few things that William reacted to in Sweetwater.[6]
Dolores, William, and Logan reach Las Mudas in the company of Holden.[6]
Holden leads William, Logan, and Dolores to a homestead where their bounty, Slim Miller is holed up. After a shootout, they capture Slim.[6]
Riding to collect the bounty, Slim mentions that El Lazo will pay more for his safe return. Logan realizes that they have found an "easter egg." He kills Holden, frees Slim and convinces William to go "black hat" with him. They head to Pariah.[6]
Past events of "Contrapasso" occur:
Dolores, William, Logan, and Slim arrive at Pariah. They encounter the Confederados and Slim promises them a meeting with El Lazo.[9]
Dolores, William, and Logan meet El Lazo the day after arriving. El Lazo recruits them to steal nitro from the Union Army.[9]
Dolores, William and Logan steal the Union nitro, although Slim Miller is killed.[9]
During the celebration, El Lazo moves to double-cross the Confederados by swapping the nitro and hiding it in dead bodies. When the Confederados find out, they turn on El Lazo and the others. They take Logan captive, and William and Dolores leave him behind.[9]
Boarding a train, William and Dolores escape with El Lazo.[9]
Past events of "Trompe L'Oeil" occur:
Dolores, William, and El Lazo are on the train as it moves through Ghost Nation territory.[1]
William expresses his feelings for Dolores and they have sex.[1]
The train is attacked by Confederados. William, Dolores, El Lazo, and the rebels escape.[1]
William and Dolores part company with El Lazo.[1]
Past events of "Trace Decay" occur:
Dolores and William come across a group of Confederados who have been killed by the Ghost Nation.[10]
Dolores and William reach the former site of Escalante where Dolores has flashbacks to the time that the hosts were being trained in the town before seeing herself shooting the townspeople.[10]
Dolores does not know what is real anymore, and tries to shoot herself. William decides to take her back to Sweetwater.[10]
Logan and a group of Confederados arrive and take them captive.[10]
Past events of "The Well-Tempered Clavier" occur:
Dolores and William are captives of Logan and the Confederados. William pleads with Logan to let them go, believing that Dolores is different and wants to take her out of the park.[7]
William and Logan argue, and Logan reminds William about Juliet.[7]
Logan slices open Dolores stomach, revealing her mechanical insides. She cuts Logan's face and escapes.[7]
William and Logan seemingly reconcile.[7]
Logan wakes up to find that William has killed all the Confederados with a knife. He threatens Logan with the knife, tells him that he is in charge, and that Logan is going to help him find Dolores.[7]
Past events of "The Bicameral Mind" occur:
William and a tied-up Logan meet up with El Lazo who says he knows where to find Dolores.[2]
William and El Lazo kill Confederados looking for Dolores. They do not find her, but El Lazo believes they probably raped and killed her.[2]
William continues to search for her with Logan, dropping the photo of Juliet along the way.[2]
William's lack of success begins to turn him into the Man in Black. At the edge of the park, William strips Logan and ties him to a horse. After telling Logan that he will be moving to take control of Delos, he sends him riding across the plain on his own.[2]
Returning to Sweetwater, William finds Dolores back on her original loop with no memory of him.[2]
Past events of "Reunion" occur:
James Delos and William visit Sweetwater. William convinces Delos to increase his stake in the park, citing that they can use the park to gather information on the guest.[3]
Several years after his visit to the park, James Delos is retiring, with William taking over the company. William has married Juliet and they have a daughter, Emily.[3]
James hints that he is ill and that is the reason for retirement.[3]
Dolores is present at the party playing the piano. Later, she meets Logan outside who is now addicted to drugs.[3]
William visits Dolores in the park and talks to her, telling her that he cannot believe he fell in love with her. He also thanks her for showing her his true self.[3]
William takes Dolores to see a construction project in the park.[3]
At some point after his retirement, James Delos dies.[11]
Past events of "The Riddle of the Sphinx" occur:
William visits the James Delos host within the park. The host is considered to be unviable and is destroyed.[11]
James Delos' wife dies.[11]
William once again visits the James Delos host, seven years after his death. The host is unviable and is destroyed.[11]
At some point, Logan Delos overdoses.[11]
Peter Abernathy is assigned as the Sheriff of Sweetwater.[5]
Date taken from the fact that Peter Abernathy has served as Dolores Abernathy's father for ten years prior to the episode.[5]
Peter Abernathy is reassigned from being the Sheriff of Sweetwater to being Dolores Abernathy's father.[5]
The Man in Black's wife dies.[10]
In an effort to see if he feels anything, the Man in Black kills a homesteader (Maeve Millay) and her daughter. Maeve's attempts to save her daughter allows the Man in Black to see them as more than hosts. The existence of the Maze is revealed to the Man in Black.[10]
Maeve cannot be brought out of her distressed state by any technicians after the death of her daughter. Ford deletes the memories and places her in sleep mode, despite Bernard asking him not to delete the pain.[10]
Despite being in sleep mode, Maeve stabs herself in the neck with a scalpel.[10]
Maeve Millay is assigned to the Mariposa Saloon as its madam.[12]
The Man in Black visits the James Delos host. The Man in Black reveals that this is the 149th attempt to revive James in a host body but the project has failed.[11]
Present day events of "The Original" occur:
Dolores Abernathy and Teddy Flood begins their regular loops. Dolores wakes and leaves the Abernathy Ranch after speaking with her father. Teddy travels on the train to Sweetwater accompanied by several guests.[5]
Dolores and Teddy meet in Sweetwater and spend the day together, heading back to the Abernathy Ranch by nightfall. Upon arrival, they find that Rebus and Walter have killed her mother and father. Teddy kills the two outlaws.[5]
The arrival of the Man in Black ends the loop as he kills Teddy and drags Dolores into the barn kicking and screaming.[5]
At the Westworld Mesa Hub, Bernard Lowe and Elsie Hughes discover the Reveries code uploaded into some of the hosts, including Clementine Pennyfeather, which allows the hosts to access unconscious memories.[5]
Bernard and Ashley Stubbs respond to an unscheduled activation in the Cold Storage on Sub-Level B83 at Theresa Cullen's insistence. She is worried about the possibility of a critical failure due to the latest updates. They find Dr. Robert Ford enjoying stories and drink with the second oldest host in the park, Old Bill.[5]
Dolores and Teddy begin their regular loops and arrive in Sweetwater. [5]
Two guests, Craig and Lori, are recruited by Sheriff Pickett to go after the bandit Hector Escaton.[5]
Teddy's loop is interrupted by a guest who knows him from a previous visit. Teddy acts a guide to the guest and his group.[5]
The Man in Black briefly takes Teddy's place in Dolores' loop by retrieving the dropped milk but says he has other plans and heads to the Mariposa Saloon to play cards.[5]
On the trail hunting Hector, Sheriff Pickett begins to malfunction and locks up. Craig and Lori head back to Sweetwater.[5]
Pickett is analyzed by the Westworld staff. Theresa wants to pull all the host with the new code updates which equates to around 200 hosts. Lee Sizemore objects because pulling that many hosts out of the interconnected narratives will cause chaos with the storylines.[5]
Without Teddy in her loop, Dolores heads to the river and paints. She encounters a guest family and the little boy mentions that she is "one of them" and "not real."[5]
At the Abernathy Ranch, Peter finds a photo of the woman in the real world and begins to obsess over it. He shows it to Dolores when she returns but, due to the perception filters, she cannot see the detail of the photo although Peter can.[5]
In Sweetwater, the Man in Black ambushes Kissy the card dealer after he finishes work, slitting his throat and dragging him away.[5]
While still working on Pickett, Bernard is informed by Elsie that another host has malfunctioned. Walter has shot up a saloon and killed several hosts included Rebus, all the while ignoring his own injuries. During the event, he talks to "Arnold."[5]
The Westworld staff clean up the incident but it forces them to recall all updated hosts for evaluation. To cover the loss of hosts in the park, the staff plan to advance the Saloon Heist storyline by a week to ensure the missing hosts are covered by the heist casualties.[5]
In the desert, the Man in Black scalps Kissy and discovers The Maze tattooed under the skin.[5]
At the Abernathy Ranch, Peter's encounter with the modern photo causes him to malfunction. During their conversation, he says the phrase "these violent delights have violent ends." Dolores heads to Sweetwater to get a doctor.[5]
The Saloon Heist storyline occurs as Hector Escaton, Armistice, and his gang rob the saloon. Casualties are high and include Teddy Flood. Hector and Armistice are both killed by the guest, Craig.[5]
Westworld staff clean up Sweetwater and take hosts in for evaluation and analysis, including Dolores who refused to leave Teddy's body.[5]
Ford and Bernard investigate Peter's malfunction and find that he is accessing previous personality builds including "The Professor," a leader of a cannibal cult. Due to the seriousness of his malfunction, Peter is decommissioned alongside Walter and placed in Cold Storage.[5]
Peter Abernathy's host is replaced in the narrative by the bartender of the Mariposa, who becomes the new Peter Abernathy.[5]
With a picture of The Maze, the Man in Black goes in search for the center.[5]
At Abernathy Ranch, Dolores ends the day by swatting and killing a fly on her neck, something which her programming should never have allowed her to do.[5]
Present day events of "Chestnut" occur:
In the Westworld Mesa Hub, Bernard Lowe and Elsie Hughes investigate the Peter Abernathy breach.[8]
Dolores Abernathy heads to Sweetwater where she begins to have waking memories, seeing dead bodies and prowling wolf in the street. She is broken out of the memory by Maeve Millay who wants her to move from out the front of the Mariposa Saloon.[8]
Dolores tells her that "these violent delights have violent ends."[8]
In the desert, the Man in Black rescues Lawrence from being hanged by a group of lawmen and takes him captive.[8]
In the Mariposa, Maeve is attempting to seduce a client but has flashbacks to a previous narrative when she was a homesteader with a daughter. Due the error, Maeve is pulled in for analysis and since her "success rate" is getting lower, her aggression index is increased by twenty percent.[8]
Back at the Mariposa, Maeve's new aggression scares off a client. Maeve is marked for recall while Clementine Pennyfeather is "promoted" to madam of the Mariposa, a role she has played before.[8]
In the desert, Dr. Robert Ford goes for a walk and encounters the younger host version of himself. They visit the site where Escalante once stood.[8]
The Man in Black and Lawrence arrive in Las Mudas. The Man in Black wants information on The Maze from Lawrence. After killing Lawrence's cousins and wife, Lawrence's daughter finally gives him the information her needs.[8]
In the Hub, Elsie investigates Maeve and is appalled at the bad job done to her personality and resets Maeve, clearing her to return to rotation.[8]
Returned to the Mariposa, Maeve successfully charms a client proving Elsie's adjustments to be on track. Maeve talks with Teddy Flood when a guest begins shooting up the saloon, killing them both.[8]
In the Hub, Maeve wakes up while being cleaned and repaired by Sylvester and Felix Lutz.[8]
At the Abernathy Ranch, Dolores is compelled to go to a certain spot where she digs up a gun.[8]
Lee Sizemore presents his new narrative; "Odyssey on Red River." Robert Ford dismisses the narrative and begins work on his own narrative that includes building on the site of Escalante.[8]
Maeve, awake and aware, escapes the examination room and wanders the facility in shock, eventually finding a room where the damaged hosts are stored and repaired, including Teddy still with the gunshot wounds she saw him receive. Confused, Maeve is eventually recaptured by the technicians who manage to hide the fact that she was awake.[8]
Present day events of "The Stray" occur:
At the Abernathy Ranch, Dolores Abernathy discovers the gun in her dresser and seems shocked at its presence. This triggers a flashback to be dragged into the barn by the Man in Black. When she looks in the drawer again, the gun in missing.
Bernard Lowe and Elsie Hughes discover that the hosts killed by the malfunctioning Walter had all killed him in the past, indicating that he was remembering their previous interactions and "holding a grudge."[4]
Elsie Hughes and Ashley Stubbs head into the park to track a malfunctioning host in Python Pass.[4]
In Sweetwater, Teddy Flood and a guest, Marti, kill a wanted criminal and tie him up outside the Mariposa Saloon. While Marti celebrates with Clementine Pennyfeather, Teddy talks with Maeve Millay who has a flashback to his death in a previous loop. Teddy spots Dolores and enters her loop.[4]
While spending the day together, Dolores seems to be realizing that they are stuck in a narrative loop, always wanting to run away but never having the chance to. When she presses Teddy on why they can't leave now, Teddy says he has a past he has to atone for.[4]
Dolores and Teddy continue their narrative loop and it ends with Teddy's death.[4]
In the Westworld Mesa Hub, Dr. Robert Ford introduces an update into Teddy's backstory, tying him to his new narrative and the character of Wyatt who committed a massacre in Escalante. Up until now, Teddy's past sins have never been defined.[4]
Dolores' loops begins again. In Sweetwater, she is menaced by Rebus, New Walter, and a guest. When Teddy steps in, the guest directs them to leave because he wanted "something easy."[4]
Dolores and Teddy spend the day together, and he tries to teach her to shoot. However, due to her programming, Dolores is unable to fire the weapon.[4]
Sheriff Pickett and a posse, including Marti, find Teddy and tell him they are going after Wyatt. Teddy leaves Dolores to join in the hunt.[4]
In Python Pass, Elsie and Stubbs come across a camp of hosts who have been stuck in a loop for two days. Due to the malfunctioning host having wandered off, the group could not progress in their storyline. Elsie finds that the missing host has been seemingly etching constellations into wooden animal carvings.[4]
On the trail of Wyatt, the posse find several hosts tied to trees. Theyare then ambushed by Wyatt's men.[4]
In the Mesa Hub, Bernard tells Ford that some of the hosts are beginning to remember. Ford tells him about Arnold Weber's theories on host consciousness.[4]
Elsie and Stubbs finally catch up to the stray who is stuck in a crevasse.[4]
Dolores hears from the deputy that Teddy and the Sheriff's posse have been ambushed by Wyatt's men. Returning to the ranch, Dolores enters the end stage of her loop with the house being attacked by Rebus, New Walter, and the guest from earlier. Dolores begins to experience previous memories of the loop, remembering the old version of Peter Abernathy in place of the new version.[4]
Rebus takes Dolores into the barn, where she finds the gun she discovered earlier. Overcoming her programming, she shoots and kills Rebus when a voice urges her to kill him.[4]
Dolores exits the barn and escapes the ranch.[4]
Stubbs attempts to decapitate the malfunctioning host since they only need his head. Despite being in sleep mode, the host reactivates and frees itself it. Climbing out of the crevasse, the host lifts a large rock and is seemingly poised to crush Elsie with it, until it brings the rock down on its own head several times, killing himself.[4]
Present day events of "Dissonance Theory" occur:
Maeve Millay and Clementine Pennyfeather talk in the Mariposa Saloon. Maeve has flashbacks from previous loops of Clementine being shot in the head, and of park staff in protective suits retrieving bodies. She draws a rough picture of the staff in the suit then looks to hide it under the floorboard in her room, finding that she has drawn the same picture before.[6]
The Man in Black and Lawrence meet Armistice. The Man in Black believes that Armistice's tattoo is the next part of the puzzle to finding "the Maze" and he and Lawrence join her gang.[6]
Stubbs is informed by a park technician that Dolores Abernathy is deviating from her loop, although it is hard to tell due to the narrative changes that Robert Ford has been implementing.[6]
Dolores reaches Las Mudas and talks with Lawrence's daughter. She has memory flashbacks to the time she arrived in Las Mudas with William and Logan, believing that her journey in the present day is taking place at the same time as the memory.[6]
The Man in Black wants the story of Armistice's tattoo and she agrees if they help them free Hector Escaton from prison. Not able to wait three days for the loop, the Man in Black arranges for himself and Lawrence to be captured by law enforcement. They break Hector out of prison. Armistice tells her story, linking her to Wyatt's narrative. The Man in Black decides that he needs to find Wyatt and leaves with Lawrence.[6]
Maeve and Clementine watch a group of Native Americans move through Sweetwater and notices that a doll one of the children is carrying is similar to her drawing. She is told that it is a representation of their gods.
Ford arranges to meet Theresa Cullen at a restaurant and subtly threatens her and warns her not to get in his way.[6]
The Man in Black and Lawrence find Teddy, badly wounded and tied to a tree having been tortured by Wyatt's men.[6]
In Sweetwater, Hector and his men arrive to rob the saloon. Maeve, having heard that Hector has connections to the Native Americans, wants to talk him. Taking him at gunpoint into a room, she offers the safe combination in exchange for answers about the Native American myths. Maeve reveals that she remembers being shot in the stomach but there is no wound. At Maeve's insistence, Hector cuts into her and finds the bullet that the technicians did not have time to remove. While Hector wonders what it means, Maeve begins to believe she is not crazy. They kiss passionately as the sheriff and his men shoot them through the door.[6]
Present day events of "Contrapasso" occur:
The Man in Black, Lawrence, and the badly wounded Teddy continue to ride. Teddy's condition worsens and they stop, meeting the young Robert Ford host. When the Man in Black sends the boy off to fetch water, the Man in Black slits Lawrence's throat and then hangs him from a tree to collect his blood to revive Teddy.[9]
In the Mesa Hub, Felix Lutz and Sylvester work on Maeve Millay, noting that her stomach injuries seem to suggest she was looking for something.[9]
With Teddy revived by Lawrence's blood, the Man in Black tells him that Wyatt has Dolores.[9]
Dr. Ford talks with Dolores in Behavior and asks her about her last contact with Arnold, which was 34 years, 42 days, 7 hours ago.[9]
In the Mesa Hub, Felix and Sylvester work on Maeve again, surprised that she is back in their care so soon after the last visit.[9]
Elsie investigates the stray host and finds that he had been modified with a transmitter in his arm to uplink to a satellite. Someone has been trying to smuggle data out of the park.[9]
In a saloon, the Man in Black and Teddy meet Robert Ford. During the conversation, Ford triggers Teddy to ignore his injuries.[9]
In the Mesa Hub, Felix works on his own project when Maeve intentionally wakes up and says they need to talk.[9]
Present day events of "The Adversary" occur:
In the Mariposa Saloon, Maeve Millay intentionally provokes a client into killing her so that she can be sent to the Mesa Hub to meet Felix.[12]
Bernard and Elsie discuss the transmitter they found. Since the host was an early model, Bernard goes to Sub-level B82 to get tracking data on the host. While there, he discovers further host anomalies in Sector 17.[12]
Ford and a construction crew enter Las Mudas as Ford works on his new narrative. Ford sees the Maze carved in a table and decides to spare the town from being destroyed.[12]
The Man in Black and Teddy head to Pariah. Teddy tells him that the Maze is an old Native American myth. As they approach, they are told there is trouble in Pariah; Teddy decides to take them to the border another way.[12]
Felix explains Maeve's nature to her, showing her the programmed responses. She locks up at the revelation of her nature, but Felix manages to bring her out of her frozen state.[12]
Felix takes Maeve for a walk around the building where she sees how hosts are created. Eventually, Maeve sees a Westworld advert that features her as a homesteader with a daughter.[12]
Felix explains Maeve's previous life as a homesteader with a daughter. Sylvester discovers that Maeve is awake.[12]
Theresa Cullen is under increasing pressure. She attempts to get Lee Sizemore out of his drunken stupor after having his narrative turned down by Ford.[12]
The Man in Black and Teddy infiltrate the Union Army, but Teddy is recognized as helping Wyatt's massacre and the pair are captured.[12]
Lee Sizemore meets Charlotte Hale, unaware that she is the Executive Director to the Delos Board.[12]
Bernard and Elsie's investigation find that someone is attempting to transmit data out of the park from an abandoned theater in Sector 3. Elsie goes to investigate, while Bernard heads to Sector 17 to check on the anomalies there.[12]
Bernard discovers a cottage with a host family. Robert Ford arrives and tells him that they are copies of his family that Arnold made as a gift. They are still mechanical in nature.[12]
Stubbs is warned that Pariah is approaching capacity; a drunk Sizemore urinates on the Westworld map and is then formally introduced to Charlotte Hale.[12]
The Man in Black and Teddy are about to be branded; Teddy flashes back to the massacre in Escalante and attacks their captors. The pair fight off the Union soldiers, then Teddy uses a gatling gun to kill the rest of them.[12]
Elsie reaches Sector 3 and finds out that Theresa is behind the efforts to smuggle data out of the park and tells Bernard. Theresa used the bi-cameral mind to reprogram the Woodcutter, and make other changes to older hosts.[12]
Elsie is attacked in the theater.[12]
Maeve convinces Felix and Sylvester to upgrade her abilities. Felix learns that someone has already been reprogramming her attributes and wants to stop. Maeve gets him to increase various statistics, including intelligence.[12]
Present day events of "Trompe L'Oeil" occur:
Bernard wakes up from a dream involving Charlie's death. He performs analysis on Hector Escaton, who had been in a "blacklisted" conversation with a guest where certain words like "car" were mentioned. Bernard makes sure that these words did not trigger Hector's reality perception.[1]
Bernard tries to contact Elsie with no success.[1]
Charlotte Hale has Hector sent to her rooms for her personal use. She later has Theresa come to the room and talks to her about smuggling the data out of the park.[1]
In the Mariposa Saloon, park technicians freeze the town in broad daylight to retrieve a malfunctioning host. Maeve, not affected by the freeze, initially believes that she is the target, but the technicians take Clementine instead.[1]
At a demonstration, Hale presents evidence that Ford's latest update – the "reveries" – has made Clementine violent and dangerous. The end result is that Bernard is fired.[1]
Maeve intentionally gets herself killed so that she can find out what happened to Clementine. In the Mesa Hub, Maeve watches as Clementine is lobotomized. She decides that she wants to leave the park.[1]
Bernard takes his concerns about Ford to Theresa. They visit the cottage in Sector 17 where they find a remote diagnostic facility hidden beneath the cottage. Theresa finds the blueprints that reveal that Bernard is a host.[1]
Ford arrives and explains that Theresa will not interfere with his work. He orders Bernard to kill Theresa.[1]
Present day events of "Trace Decay" occur:
Ford tells Bernard about his origins and link to Arnold. He orders Bernard to cover his tracks about killing Theresa and promises to wipe his memories once he succeeds.[10]
At the Mariposa, Maeve meets the New Clementine Pennyfeather, who has taken over the host's duties. During the meeting, Maeve begins to have flashbacks to her life with a daughter.[10]
Maeve expresses her disorientation to Felix and Sylvester. When Felix offers to find out where her daughter is, Maeve tells him not to bother. She wants to leave the park; Sylvester tells her to leave but she knows about the explosive planted in the spines of all hosts to stop such an occurrence.[10]
Theresa's body is found in the park and evidence points to her slipping and falling while attempting to transmit data out of the park.[10]
Maeve gains administration privileges.[10]
The Man in Black and Teddy find more victims of Wyatt, including Angela. Teddy begins to remember the Man in Black killing him from previous loops.[10]
Felix and Sylvester work on Maeve to remove the explosive.[10]
Charlotte Hale recruits Lee Sizemore to help her smuggle the data out of the park, sure he will help because of Ford's dismissal of his work.[10]
In Sweetwater, Maeve is more aware of her surroundings and uses her new administrative powers to rewrite the narratives of characters around her, culminating in helping Hector rob the saloon.[10]
Bernard's mind is erased by Ford.[10]
Hale and Sizemore head to Cold Storage and choose Peter Abernathy as the host to use to smuggle the data out of the park. Sizemore is directed to create a cover personality for Abernathy to direct him to get on the train and leave the park.[10]
The Man in Black tells Teddy about his wife's death and how he decided to see if he felt anything by killing a homesteader (Maeve) and her daughter in the park.[10]
In Sweetwater, Maeve has a flashback to the Man in Black killing her daughter and slashes New Clementine in the throat. A tac team is dispatched to retrieve Maeve for going off script.[10]
Angela is revealed to be part of Wyatt's group and she takes both the Man in Black and Teddy captive.[10]
Present day events of "The Well-Tempered Clavier" occur:
Maeve is analysed by Bernard. She recognises him as a host and freezes his motor functions, forcing Bernard to realise his true nature. After talking to him, Maeve makes Bernard clear her for return to the park.[7]
Bernard confronts Ford in Cold Storage about his history and the fact that he is a host. While he cannot harm Ford, Bernard reprograms Clementine to hold him at gunpoint and forces Ford to give him access to his whole history.[7]
Dolores has been retracing the same path she took thirty years ago with William, but has been reliving the past during the journey.[7]
Hector, Armistice, and his gang try to open the safe they stole from the Mariposa. The narrative always ends with the gang turning on and killing each other.[7]
Maeve arrives and convinces Hector of this when she tells him what will happen before it happens, then shows him an empty safe.[7]
Maeve and Hector intentionally kill themselves in a fire.[7]
Angela confronts Teddy with the truth that he helped Wyatt in his massacre. Stating that he isn't ready, Angela kills Teddy.[7]
Angela leaves the Man in Black in a trap that he manages to escape. He meets Charlotte Hale who wants his vote on the board to oust Ford. The Man in Black agrees and is aware of the plan to smuggle data out of the park.[7]
Stubbs receives notification that Elsie is travelling through Sector 20 which is suspicious since she is registered as being on leave.[7]
Stubbs goes into the park to investigate but is ambushed and captured by the Ghost Nation who refuse to heed his commands.[7]
Bernard learns all about his history and finds out that he was modelled on Arnold. Ford needed his partner after his death so created Bernard in his image. However, Ford was in full control and gets Bernard to shoot himself in the head.[7]
Dolores arrives in Escalante to find it rebuilt. Entering the church, she remembers it as it was - full of hosts. Descending a secret elevator into an underground facility, she remembers her conversation with Arnold to follow the Maze and remembers that she killed Arnold.[7]
Heading back up in the church, Dolores hears a sound at the door. Expecting William, she is shocked as the Man in Black enters.[7]
Present day events of "The Bicameral Mind" occur:
Dolores and the Man in Black talk in Escalante. Dolores is shaving the Man in Black.[2]
Teddy is back on his usual loop on the train to Sweetwater. He hears a voice telling him to remember and sees Dolores walking through a street of bodies in his memory. Teddy gets back on the train to look for Dolores.[2]
In Escalante, Dolores remembers conversations with Arnold about the Maze, then goes to a grave that is marked with her own name and digs up a child's toy in the shape of the Maze.[2]
At the Mesa Hub, Sizemore updates Hale on his work with Abernathy. The Delos Board arrives via the monorail.[2]
Maeve is rebuilt. When she awakens, Maeve makes several changes including turning off the park security system and reprogramming Hector and Armistice.[2]
Hale meets Ford in his office and tells him that the board has voted him out and he is instructed to announce his retirement at the gala.[2]
While being rebuilt and prepared for return to the park, Armistice and Hector activate and kill the two technicians working on them.[2]
Felix reveals to Maeve that she has been previously reprogrammed by "Arnold" so that she could wake from sleep mode. Maeve knows how might hold the answers and leaves with Felix, Hector, and Armistice.[2]
Dolores believes that William loves her and will come to save her. The Man in Black reveals that he is William, and recounts his history with the park and Dolores to her.[2]
The revelation causes Dolores to break, and she attacks the Man in Black. They fight and the Man in Black stabs Dolores in the stomach. Teddy arrives and shoots the Man in Black several times, knocking him down long enough to collect Dolores and ride off with her.[2]
Maeve finds Bernard in Cold Storage. Felix fixes him and he reveals that this is not the first time that Maeve has woken. Others have also reach that state but went insane. Maeve wants the memories of her daughter removed, but Bernard says that doing so would destroy Maeve.[2]
Ford meets the Man in Black in the church in Escalante and invites him to the gala.[2]
Bernard and Maeve talk. He tells her that everything she has done up until this point has still been programmed, showing her proof that she is following a narrative called "Mainland Infiltration." Maeve gets angry, breaks the tablet and leaves.[2]
The control room reports temperature fluctuations in Cold Storage and network problems.[2]
Dolores and Teddy ride to where the "mountains meet the sea" and Dolores dies in Teddy's arms. It is revealed that the board is watching the scene as part of a presentation of Ford's new narrative, "Journey into Night".[2]
Hale sends Sizemore off to trigger Abernathy's escape. Ford has technicians recover Teddy and Dolores, instructing them to take Dolores to the old facility beneath Escalante.[2]
The Gala for the Delos Board begins.[2]
The Control Room discovers footage of Hector and Armistice killing the technicians. They put the facility on lockdown and dispatch QA teams.[2]
Hector and Armistice attack QA while escorting Maeve, leaving Westworld and entering Shogunworld.[2]
Armistice is trapped by her arm when a security door closes on it. Maeve, Felix, and Hector leave her behind.[2]
The three arrive at a lift, but Hector has not been given authorisation to enter by Maeve. He stays behind to hold off QA.[2]
In the underground facility, Dolores is repaired by Ford. Bernard arrives and is mistaken for Arnold by Dolores. Ford explains Dolores role in killing Arnold and almost stopping the park from being opened.[2]
Dolores learns that Bernard left the gun for her to find at the Abernathy Ranch. She also finally figures out that the voice she has been listening to all along has been her own.[2]
Maeve boards the monorail train to leave the park. Before boarding, Felix gives her a piece of paper with the location of her daughter.[2]
Ford and Bernard talk. Ford admits that he realised that Arnold had succeeded in creating consciousness and that suffering is the key. Ford also believes he can free the hosts where Arnold could not. Bernard and Ford part company, with Ford giving him the toy of the maze.[2]
On the monorail, Maeve gives up her chance at freedom to find her daughter, leaving the train.[2]
Sizemore arrives at Cold Storage and finds it empty.[2]
Ford takes to the stage to make a speech.[2]
The hosts from Cold Storage arrive at the gala, emerging from the treeline and watched by the Man in Black.[2]
Dolores shoots Ford in the back of the head, starting a panic at the gala.[2]
Clementine shoots the Man in Black in the arm.[2]
Armistice frees herself from the door by amputating her own arm.[2]
Past events of "Journey Into Night" occur: (immediate aftermath of massacre)
Bernard, Hale, and a group of Delos board members hide from the hosts killing guests at the gala. The board members kill a host stableboy and escape.[13]
Dolores and Teddy leave other hosts in killing a number of guests.[13]
The Man in Black survived the massacre by hiding under dead bodies. He heads to a cabin where he is confronted by another board member who is then killed by hosts. The Man in Black kills them, then treats his wound before retrieving his black hat.[13]
Sizemore is being attacked by a cannibal he was programming and is rescued by Maeve. Maeve and Sizemore find the park controls unresponsive as she tries to find her daughter. Maeve threatens Sizemore into helping her.[13]
Bernard and Hale's group of survivors find a park vehicle and technicians in the open. As the other guests head towards it, Bernard warns Hale and they hide. The others are caught in a trap arranged by Angela and killed, apart from one who is allowed to escape.[13]
A QA security team discovers Sizemore and Maeve. Sizemore tries to warn them Maeve is a host, but they are attacked by two other hosts. Maeve helps kill them and then heads to the Mesa Gold Bar to find Hector who has survived.[13]
Hale leads Bernard to a secret facility where Delos is retrieving information on guests. Hale requests extraction from Delos, but they refuse until they have the data that Abernathy was supposed to take out of the park.[13]
The Man in Black encounters young Robert Ford who tells him that the new game is for him, and it is to find "the Door". The Man in Black shoots young Ford in the face.[13]
Dolores and Teddy talk, and are approached by Angela who tells them that they have "found it." Dolores tells Teddy that she needs to show him the truth.[13]
Hale and Bernard need to find Abernathy. Bernard uses the host mesh network to discover his location. Bernard also learns he is facing a terminal shutdown due to lack of cortical fluid. He injects himself with some from a nearby host without Hale noticing.[13]
Past events of "Virtù e Fortuna" occur:
Grace meets Nicolas in The Raj.[14]
While on safari, the hosts begin to rebel. Nicholas is killed, Grace escapes into the jungle.[14]
Grace is chased by a Bengal Tiger across park boundaries. They both end up in the water.[14]
Grace and the dead tiger wash up on the shore of Westworld. Grace is captured by the Ghost Nation.[14]
Blaine Bellamy enters the Sector 19 Remote Refurbishment Outpost. The staff are unaware of the events taking place in the park.[3]
Dolores, Teddy, Angela and other hosts enter the outpost, having following Bellamy and take it over.[3]
Blaine Bellamy is killed by Angela. Teddy is confronted with the truth of his existence.[3]
The Man in Black rescues Lawrence again. Although Lawrence is scripted to get himself out of the encounter, the Man in Black cannot wait that long.[3]
The Man in Black enlists Lawrence's aid and they head towards Pariah.[3]
Angela tortures a park employee for information on the Delos response to the host uprising. Realising they need an army to counter the Delos force, Dolores gets one of the technicians to reactive a dead Confederado.[3]
Dolores sets off the revived Confederado to find his comrades.[3]
Dolores and Teddy meet Maeve, Hector, and Sizemore in the park. They talk but do not join forces.[3]
Dolores meets with Major Braddock and his men. When they will not follow her lead, she, Teddy and Angela kills them all. Dolores gets the park technician to revive Braddock, and he begins to see things her way.[3]
The Man in Black and Lawrence enter Pariah and try to recruit the new El Lazo and his men. El Lazo refuses, committing suicide along with his men.[3]
The Man in Black leads El Lazo head towards his "greatest mistake."[3]
Dolores and her group head toward Fort Forlorn Hope.[3]
Hale and Bernard track Peter Abernathy to a group of hostages being held by Rebus, New Walter, and other hosts.[14]
Luring Rebus away, Bernard reprograms him to be more chivalrous. He rescues the hostages.[14]
Hale and Bernard try to lead Abernathy away, but the Confederados arrive. They capture Bernard and Abernathy, but Hale escapes.[14]
At Fort Forlorn Hope, Dolores recruits the Confederados to her cause.[14]
Maeve, Hector, and Sizemore move through the park but encounter the Ghost Nation. Maeve is unable to control them and they flee.[14]
Maeve, Hector, and Sizemore head back underground into the hub's network of tunnels.[14]
At Fort Forlorn Hope, Dolores reunites with her father. His cover programming is causing him to act erratically, trying to get to the train.[14]
Dolores enlists Bernard's help to try and fix her father.[14]
Underground, Maeve, Hector, and Sizemore meet up with Armistice who has acquired a flamethrower. She leads them to Felix and Sylvester, who fixed her up with a new mechanical arm. The group takes an elevator to the surface.[14]
Charlotte Hale leads a QA team against Fort Forlorn Hope. During the battle, a small team mange to retrieve Abernathy from the Confederados. Dolores betrays the Confederados.[14]
Clementine knocks out Bernard and drags him off.[14]
Dolores orders Teddy to execute Major Braddock and his men. Teddy cannot do it and lets them go. Dolores watches in disappointment.[14]
Emerging above ground, Maeve's group find themselves in a snowy are of the park. Sizemore believes that they are in part of the Klondike narrative until they are confronted by a sword-wielding samurai.[14]
Clementine takes Bernard to a cave where Elsie Hughes is tied up. Bernard took her there after ambushing her in the abandoned theater.[11]
Elsie learns that Bernard is a host.[11]
Bernard remembers that the cave has an access to a secret Delos facility. Bernard and Elise enter the facility.[11]
The Ghost Nation takes Grace to other captives, including Stubbs.[11]
The Man in Black and Lawrence enter Las Mudas. Major Braddock's men have taken over the town. The Man in Black seemingly betrays Lawrence to gain Braddock's favor.[11]
The Ghost Nation captives are brought before Akecheta. Grace manages to escape.[11]
Bernard and Elsie find that the facility is full of dead technicians and drone hosts. They discover that the facility was making different core processor units that could hold the copy of a scanned brain.[11]
Bernard and Elsie discover the James Delos host behind a locked door and terminate him.[11]
Bernard begins to remember that he was the one to give the drone hosts orders to kill the technicians and then themselves.[11]
The Man in Black kills Braddock and his Confederados. Lawrence's cousins join the Man in Black and Lawrence and ride out.[11]
On the plains, the Man in Black's group is met by Grace, who reveals herself to be the Man in Black's daughter.[11]
Present day events of "Journey Into Night" occur: (two weeks after gala massacre)
A Delos team arrives at the beach and discovers Bernard in the surf. He is taken to meet with Karl Strand.[13]
Strand gets Antoine Costa to retrieve the memory core of a Ghost Nation host and discover what happened to him eleven days previously. He was killed by Dolores.[13]
The Delos team arrive at the massacre site and find the dead guests, along with the body of Robert Ford.[13]
The Bengal Tiger from The Raj is found on the bank of a large expanse of water.[13]
Satellite data shows that hundreds of hosts are gathered together. The team investigates and finds hundreds of drowned hosts, including Teddy. Bernard tells Karl Strand that he is responsible for killing them all.[13]
Present day events of "Virtù e Fortuna" occur:
Karl Strand leads the Delos team into the Mesa Hub through one of the train tunnels. The team encounter Charlotte Hale inside.[14]
Hale asks Strand if he has found Peter Abernathy, then asks Bernard if he knows where Abernathy is.[14]
↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 "Trompe L'Oeil"
↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 2.23 2.24 2.25 2.26 2.27 2.28 2.29 2.30 2.31 2.32 2.33 2.34 2.35 2.36 2.37 2.38 2.39 2.40 2.41 2.42 "The Bicameral Mind"
↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 3.19 3.20 "Reunion"
↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 4.11 4.12 4.13 4.14 4.15 4.16 4.17 4.18 4.19 4.20 4.21 "The Stray"
↑ 5.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 5.10 5.11 5.12 5.13 5.14 5.15 5.16 5.17 5.18 5.19 5.20 5.21 5.22 5.23 5.24 5.25 5.26 5.27 5.28 "The Original"
↑ 6.00 6.01 6.02 6.03 6.04 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 6.09 6.10 6.11 6.12 "Dissonance Theory"
↑ 7.00 7.01 7.02 7.03 7.04 7.05 7.06 7.07 7.08 7.09 7.10 7.11 7.12 7.13 7.14 7.15 7.16 7.17 7.18 "The Well-Tempered Clavier"
↑ 8.00 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10 8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17 "Chestnut"
↑ 9.00 9.01 9.02 9.03 9.04 9.05 9.06 9.07 9.08 9.09 9.10 9.11 9.12 "Contrapasso"
↑ 10.00 10.01 10.02 10.03 10.04 10.05 10.06 10.07 10.08 10.09 10.10 10.11 10.12 10.13 10.14 10.15 10.16 10.17 10.18 10.19 10.20 10.21 "Trace Decay"
↑ 11.00 11.01 11.02 11.03 11.04 11.05 11.06 11.07 11.08 11.09 11.10 11.11 11.12 11.13 11.14 11.15 11.16 "The Riddle of the Sphinx"
↑ 12.00 12.01 12.02 12.03 12.04 12.05 12.06 12.07 12.08 12.09 12.10 12.11 12.12 12.13 12.14 12.15 12.16 12.17 "The Adversary"
↑ 13.00 13.01 13.02 13.03 13.04 13.05 13.06 13.07 13.08 13.09 13.10 13.11 13.12 13.13 13.14 "Journey Into Night"
↑ 14.00 14.01 14.02 14.03 14.04 14.05 14.06 14.07 14.08 14.09 14.10 14.11 14.12 14.13 14.14 14.15 14.16 14.17 14.18 "Virtù e Fortuna"
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