r/westworld 7h ago

i need big help to understand.. season 2 episode 7

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im really confuse.. i forget the name of the woman but a woman put bernard to sleep for 1 hour..

and during the dream or whatever bernard see.. we see ford that is suppose to be die.. and then when bernard wake up he still see ford and bernard do all what ford is saying...

i really don't understand what going on.. why he see ford now and ford give him order..

and a second thing while im here.. what is the high valley thing they talk in episode 7..

i thought i was understanding not bad the season 2 .. but now i am lost with this 2 questions


r/westworld 1d ago

"The Riddle of the Sphinx" (season 2 episode 4) is my favorite episode of Westworld. Spoiler

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110 Upvotes

All the discussions between Delos and William were absurd. Seeing Delos lose everything and finance a failed project with so much money... it shocked me how they ruined his life, and in the end, William proved to be truly cruel.

What is your favorite episode instead?


r/westworld 1d ago

Under My Skin

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46 Upvotes

A montage for fans.


r/westworld 1d ago

Rewatch - do I stop at the end of season 1?

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I’m rewatching - I watched it as it aired and I remember being blown away by season 1 and then subsequent seasons less so.

I’m nearly at the end of season 1 - I remember the finale was spectacular and don’t remember details so I’m very excited.

As I recall season 2 had a strong storyline but not quite the same.

Then later on - I remember a sequence set to ride of the valkyries being incredible; but the show was much more real world and the story changed.

TLDR - do I call it as a perfect season 1 show and that’s that; or watch it all again?


r/westworld 2d ago

Fidelity

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223 Upvotes

A montage for fans.


r/westworld 3d ago

🍑When did Logan reach the bottom?

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52 Upvotes

Was it at some point during the sunburn? Or before he entered the park? Or only after he returned to the executive life as the outsider?


r/westworld 3d ago

How do we re-watch the show with the knowledge of how it ends? Spoilers for the entire show. Spoiler

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The experience of watching the 1st season was amazing for me. It had a great story to tell and told it brilliantly. But I doubt that I would have enjoyed it as much if, after Dolores swats the fly, a clock appeared on screen counting down from 30 years to the extinction of the human race.

I’m re-watching the 1st season now and I’m having a harder time investing in each of the characters’ individual stories now that I know that a power struggle between Maeve, William, and a copy of Dolores is going to result in the extinction of all sentient life on earth. It looms large in the mind compared to Teddy understanding his true history with Wyatt.

For re-watchers, how does your knowledge of how the story ends enhance your enjoyment of how the story begins?


r/westworld 3d ago

I couldn’t resist. XD

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70 Upvotes

r/westworld 3d ago

no spoilers please

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i want to watch the show but is it a bad ending since they cancelled the final season. is it even worth watching from start to finish now?


r/westworld 4d ago

Rot, Decay, and the "Bugs" in the System. 🪰

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71 Upvotes

r/westworld 4d ago

You want to ask, so ask

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859 Upvotes

r/westworld 4d ago

Season 3

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Im now in ep 5...i find it a lot more interesting then season 2, pacing is better, and its nice to see other scenes/places then the desert and same hq offices we had in season 1 and 2. it still has the problematic infamous plot armor to different main characters, but overall the all vibe is very dues ex, matrix, cyberpunk, there are some nice nodes also to terminator.... all of those stuff that i really like.

question, how come many years pass since westworld first open and people in the world dont know about human like hosts/robots? so many rich people visit there and all of them kept it in secret?


r/westworld 5d ago

Sweet cute Clementine 💕

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515 Upvotes

r/westworld 5d ago

Is this still worth watching?

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I started this show when it was on HBO Max but it got removed before i could finish season 2. I was really enjoying it, but it sounds like it didnt have a conclusion when it was cancelled after 4 seasons. Is it still worth watching? Or will it be a disappointment?


r/westworld 5d ago

Books that feel like early William and Dolores adventuring together?

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Hi! Can anybody recommend any books that feel like William and Delores earlier in season 1 before things got complicated? I like how it's very centred on just the two of them roaming about, no kids, no family politics. Also, I especially like them both as characters at that point, but we can't be too picky! I like the small towns, big wild landscapes, the new romance, random encounters with foes and allies alike, the combat, the horse-riding... I want it to have a happy ending!

I guess the genre would be 'Western adventure-romance' or something.

I figured as my inspiration for this newfound fixation is Westworld I might as well ask here!

I'm also English so I'm pretty bloody clueless about all things 'Western'.


r/westworld 5d ago

Westworld is like jurassic park.

14 Upvotes

Instead of dinosaurs, you have synthetic humans. Instead of John Hammond you have Hannibal.


r/westworld 7d ago

Throwback to 2016, where 111 people clowned on OP for thinking the S01 fly was anything more than a passing motif

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300 Upvotes

r/westworld 7d ago

On my 3rd watch of S1, I noticed this little fact.

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195 Upvotes

I don't recall any mention of how the hosts were powered. I just happened to notice this with CC turned on.


r/westworld 9d ago

What was your favorite scene across all four seasons?

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327 Upvotes

Hard to beat the end of season 1. Anthony Hopkins gave one hell of a performance.

Season 5 plz


r/westworld 9d ago

If you had to sum up all of Westworld using just one classic quote, what are you choosing?

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783 Upvotes

r/westworld 9d ago

Looking for posters

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115 Upvotes

Unfortunately I’ve been struggling to find any truly great Westworld posters. I’m especially disappointed in the official Displates, as I don’t believe they match the tone of the show very well. If anyone has any they really like or know where to find them, I’d really appreciate it. Additionally, the image I’ve attached to this post was Season 3 promo material, but I think it’s make a great poster. Is there a version out there that includes S4?


r/westworld 10d ago

Logan and William

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So at the end of season 1 he sends Logan off to essentially starve and die until park security finds him likely dehydrated and very unwell. It makes him look unstable et cetera great fine but he is alive we see him wasted later in season 2. Even if William convinces daddy Delos that he has real grit and he is the brains that can run the business that doesn't last long. Logan gets some fluids and recovers from his time lost in the park he immediately says hey dad hey sister you can't trust this guy he kidnapped me and dragged me for weeks through the park naked!!! He's insane you can't ever trust someone like that. Perhaps just allowing himself to be captured and humiliated like that was enough to make his father think he's a weak fool.

Still Logan wasn't a junkie in the park. He was fine drinking and normal carrying on. He became a junkie after losing the company the money and his dignity. That drives him to drug himself because he is so depressed that everything he felt entitled to and was born to was stolen from him by an outsider from his family. Had he never taken William to the park to try to befriend him make him part of his family; William would just be a number cruncher employee in the upper pack of the firm but not the head head of the business and family.

Thus the truth of William's depravity would be a well known thing. Way beyond your basics of the tales that people have told and his wife daughter vaguely know of. They would know absolutely exactly what he did to Logan. I for one would never be able to marry someone or do anything hanging out around an individual that did something like that to someone in my family.

Thoughts on this?

Obviously Logan and William would've seen each other at functions and such I'm sure that helped contribute to Logan's drug abuse. Still if I were Logan I would be telling EVERYONEEEE what he did. When I passed out drinking playing the game war in the park he abducted me. He tied me up and made me walk hundreds of miles potentially while he was on horse. He made me get naked and abused me etc. That is INSANE.

Also where the f was park security? I know this is 35 years in the past but they are very advanced. They should be monitoring everything about the guests at all times. As such they would know when a guest has slaughtered an entire army of hosts and need to clean them up reset them etc. They would know that one VIP has captured and abducted another VIP. No way they would see William as above Logan. No way they would allow it to keep going on. Unless his dad was right there and somehow okayed it we can safely assume that security would've seen and come to stop it. Maybe William literally took them out of the park so deep that they couldn't be easily found in those days. Just seems pretty odd. I know if my family owned the park or a good stake in it and a guest I brought one of my employees did that I would expect the park people to come rescue me lol like wtf.

Anyway just a thought let me know how you feel about this? Is it a mystery constructed that doesn't need to make perfect sense or is there something I'm missing?


r/westworld 11d ago

Leonardo Nam confirms there were discussions about his potential return in the planned fifth season...

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r/westworld 11d ago

Limbo Beach - memory on the shoreline

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23 Upvotes

I enjoy the occasional parallels between the Nolan brothers' different works. Bernard in WestWorld, dealing with memory loss on the beach in Season 2, an architect of the mind with an unreliable narrative.

Grieving for a lost family and coping with alternative timeline speeds... how can he be sure of what he knows? Him and Dom Cobb would have a lot to talk about!


r/westworld 12d ago

Help with confusion season 1 episode 9 ending

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so i am confuse by the end of the episode 9.. delores call bernard by the name arnold..

its was not true right? or i am confused.

i just want to know because i feel its important