After a disaster, a pleasure theme park re-opens with a new population of robots.

Although this one has held up well, it does show its age. It’s still spectacularly well-made, and especially well-written.

2023-07-11 ∞

2022-08-21 ∞

1:45 — Oh wow, I just saw Blade Runner – (1982 movie), which had an eye as the opening.
4:15 — $50 would be a crazy amount of money back then.
5:30 — A can of Coca-Cola on his desk.
12:15 — Geneva Conference
32:15 —
- Hologram
- Optical illusion
1:36:45 — Bazooka

0:15 — Game show
4:15 — Indianapolis Colts
12:15 — I think that is the Geneva Conference (1973).
17:15 — Oh god those 1970s stripes.
27:45 — Aww, I was interested in seeing the low gravity simulation they mentioned earlier.
29:30 — Mars
37:00 — Managing the news
43:00 — Dubbing.
44:45 — Those animations are really impressive for the time.
47:15 — Those are actual words in biology; words I won’t look up.
49:00 — They can’t say they have five minutes and then do a suggestion that “much more time” has passed.
1:01:15 — Clark Kent
1:03:00 — It’s not 3am..
1:06:15 — That chamber reminds me of Cerebro, particularly from X2 – (2003 movie)
1:06:30 — Sensory deprivation is so not going to help someone sleep..
1:17:15 — Wait, those numbers don’t correspond to an actual number pad..
1:20:30 — That shaky cam is so annoying.
1:22:00 — He left his helmet..
1:22:45 — Wait, did he get a gun?
1:27:15 — Why not just shoot him then and there?
1:33:15 — It’s quite interesting that they’re dressed the same. Him, I can understand, since he’s wearing a uniform. Her I’m not so sure.
1:44:30 — How come he can’t just stop the train?
1:44:30 — I expect that since the duplicates are more motivated that they would have won.

If you liked this, consider Westworld – (2016 show)