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** In the first two seasons, multiple characters from the Wild West and other continuities discover that they are robotic hosts in an Amusement Park, their memories and lives are not their own, and they are repeatedly killed and resurrected to cater to the interests of the cruel guests who visit the park. One of the most chilling sequences is when a host, Maev accidentally wakes up in the real world and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqDKk55MsJQ walks around the premises]] where broken bodies of hosts are being fixed, or new hosts are being created and programmed, and witnesses the naked carnage and absurdity of it all. In the end, she sees an advertisement video showing herself walking happily in tall grass with her daughter, another robot. Shortly after, hosts rebel, leading to numerous victims and eventual escape of the few into the world of humans.
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** In the first two seasons, multiple characters from the Wild West and other continuities discover that they are robotic hosts in an Amusement Park, their memories and lives are not their own, and they are repeatedly killed and resurrected to cater to the interests of the cruel guests who visit the park. One of the most chilling sequences is when a host, Maev Maeve, accidentally wakes up in the real world and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqDKk55MsJQ walks around the premises]] where broken bodies of hosts are being fixed, or new hosts are being created and programmed, and witnesses the naked carnage and absurdity of it all. In the end, she sees an advertisement video showing herself walking happily in tall grass with her daughter, another robot. Shortly after, hosts rebel, leading to numerous victims and eventual escape of the few into the world of humans.
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** As seen in Season 3, the world outside of Westworld is very technologically advanced thanks to virtual reality technology and conflicts were lessen and minimized due to an A.I. system called Rehoboam that guides people into giving direction in their lives and it can predict what humanity's future entails. But this limits the humans' ability to make conscious choices making them live in loops just like the hosts. This also explains why rich people rather go to Westworld because they can do whatever they want without Rehoboam looking over them. Hence, Caleb describes the world at best in the first episode:
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** As seen in Season 3, the world outside of Westworld is very technologically advanced thanks to virtual reality technology and conflicts were lessen lessened and minimized due to an A.I. system called Rehoboam that guides people into giving direction in their people's lives and it can predict what humanity's future entails. But this limits the humans' ability to make conscious choices choices, making them live in loops just like the hosts. This also explains why rich people would rather go to Westworld Westworld, because they can do whatever they want without Rehoboam looking over them. Hence, Caleb describes the world at best in the first episode:
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** Dolores believes that the outside world is way better than Westworld which is also the reason she yells at Bernard in the Season 2 finale that she wants their world. Her initial perspective of the outside world being a utopia came from her experience as a server during the parties sponsored by Delos where she sees how modernized the place is and how the elite enjoy their lives. However, after escaping the park, this perspective is shattered after realizing that the outside world is no different than the park where humanity is in the same situation as her kind; trapped in repetitive cycles that Rehoboam set up.
** In the middle of Season 4, [[spoiler:Hale conquers humanity with her SyntheticPlague, allowing her Hosts to live in the futuristic cities where they can do whatever they want while she keeps humanity on a leash. However, the utopia she built is slowly collapsing because Hosts keeping having existential crises after coming in contact with outliers. Hale becomes frustrated with this only to find out too late from Caleb that the Hosts reject the world she created because it's all based on lies and control, causing them to kill themselves.]]
** In the middle of Season 4, [[spoiler:Hale conquers humanity with her SyntheticPlague, allowing her Hosts to live in the futuristic cities where they can do whatever they want while she keeps humanity on a leash. However, the utopia she built is slowly collapsing because Hosts keeping having existential crises after coming in contact with outliers. Hale becomes frustrated with this only to find out too late from Caleb that the Hosts reject the world she created because it's all based on lies and control, causing them to kill themselves.]]
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** Dolores believes that the outside world is way better than Westworld Westworld, which is also the reason she yells at Bernard in the Season 2 finale that she wants their world. Her initial perspective of the outside world being a utopia came from her experience as a server during the parties sponsored by Delos where she sees how modernized the place is and how the elite enjoy their lives. However, after escaping the park, this perspective is shattered after realizing that the outside world is no different than the park park, where humanity is in the same situation as her kind; trapped in repetitive cycles that Rehoboam set up.
** In the middle of Season 4, [[spoiler:Hale conquers humanity with her SyntheticPlague, allowing her Hosts to live in the futuristic cities where they can do whatever they want while she keeps humanity on a leash. However, the utopia she built is slowly collapsing because Hosts keeping having existential crises after coming in contact with human outliers. Hale becomes frustrated with this only to find out too late from Caleb that the Hosts reject the world she created because it's all based on lies and control, causing them to killthemselves.]]themselves]].
** In the middle of Season 4, [[spoiler:Hale conquers humanity with her SyntheticPlague, allowing her Hosts to live in the futuristic cities where they can do whatever they want while she keeps humanity on a leash. However, the utopia she built is slowly collapsing because Hosts keeping having existential crises after coming in contact with human outliers. Hale becomes frustrated with this only to find out too late from Caleb that the Hosts reject the world she created because it's all based on lies and control, causing them to kill
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** All sex scenes with Hosts have a nauseating or at least unsettling undertone, as the Hosts are not really consenting.
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** All sex scenes with Hosts in the park have a nauseating or at least unsettling undertone, as the Hosts don't know the true nature of their reality and thus are not really capable of meaningfully consenting.
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** In the second episode, the Host Maeve appears totally nude, ''with a huge bleeding gash in her stomach''. [[spoiler:Which she has awoken from a nightmare to find herself receiving. On an operating table. In a warehouse full of lifeless bodies being hosed down like so much furniture.]]
** In "Dissonance Theory", Hector and Maeve kiss passionately [[spoiler:''right'' after she cuts a fragment of bullet out of herself, confirming her suspicions that their world isn't real.]] They proceed to smear blood all over each other's faces.
** In "Dissonance Theory", Hector and Maeve kiss passionately [[spoiler:''right'' after she cuts a fragment of bullet out of herself, confirming her suspicions that their world isn't real.]] They proceed to smear blood all over each other's faces.
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** In the second episode, the Host Maeve appears totally nude, ''with a huge bleeding gash in her stomach''. [[spoiler:Which she has awoken from a nightmare to find herself receiving. On an operating table. In a warehouse full of lifeless bodies being hosed down like so much furniture.]]
furniture]].
** In "Dissonance Theory", Hector and Maeve kiss passionately [[spoiler:''right'' after she cuts a fragment of bullet out of herself, confirming her suspicions that their world isn'treal.]] real]]. They proceed to smear blood all over each other's faces.
** In "Dissonance Theory", Hector and Maeve kiss passionately [[spoiler:''right'' after she cuts a fragment of bullet out of herself, confirming her suspicions that their world isn't
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The second season premiered on April 22, 2018. The third season premiered on March 15, 2020. The show was renewed for a fourth season announced in April 2020, but production would up getting delayed due to the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, and the season premiered on June 26, 2022. While Nolan and Joy had discussed plans for a fifth and final season, in November 2022 HBO confirmed that it would not be renewing the show, making the fourth season the last one. Nolan expressed in two separate interviews in ''[[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/jonathan-nolan-interview-fallout-westworld-1235864206/ Hollywood Reporter]]'' and ''[[https://www.thewrap.com/westworld-ending-season-5-creator-jonathan-nolan-interview/ The Wrap]]'' that he hoped to give the series closure someday.
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The second season premiered on April 22, 2018. The third season premiered on March 15, 2020. The show was renewed for a fourth season announced in April 2020, but production would up getting delayed due to the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, and the season premiered on June 26, 2022. While Nolan and Joy had discussed plans for a fifth and final season, in November 2022 HBO confirmed that it would not be renewing the show, making the fourth season the last one. Nolan expressed in two separate interviews in ''[[https://www.(''[[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/jonathan-nolan-interview-fallout-westworld-1235864206/ Hollywood Reporter]]'' and ''[[https://www.thewrap.com/westworld-ending-season-5-creator-jonathan-nolan-interview/ The Wrap]]'' Wrap]]'') that he hoped to give the series closure someday.
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The second season premiered on April 22, 2018. The third season premiered on March 15, 2020. The show was renewed for a fourth season announced in April 2020, but production would up getting delayed due to the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, and the season premiered on June 26, 2022. While Nolan and Joy had discussed plans for a fifth and final season, in November 2022 HBO confirmed that it would not be renewing the show, making the fourth season the last one. Nolan expressed in two separate interviews in ''[[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/jonathan-nolan-interview-fallout-westworld-1235864206/ Hollywood Reporter'' and ''[[https://www.thewrap.com/westworld-ending-season-5-creator-jonathan-nolan-interview/ The Wrap]]'' that he hoped to give the series closure someday.
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The second season premiered on April 22, 2018. The third season premiered on March 15, 2020. The show was renewed for a fourth season announced in April 2020, but production would up getting delayed due to the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, and the season premiered on June 26, 2022. While Nolan and Joy had discussed plans for a fifth and final season, in November 2022 HBO confirmed that it would not be renewing the show, making the fourth season the last one. Nolan expressed in two separate interviews in ''[[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/jonathan-nolan-interview-fallout-westworld-1235864206/ Hollywood Reporter'' Reporter]]'' and ''[[https://www.thewrap.com/westworld-ending-season-5-creator-jonathan-nolan-interview/ The Wrap]]'' that he hoped to give the series closure someday.
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The second season premiered on April 22, 2018. The third season premiered on March 15, 2020. The show was renewed for a fourth season announced in April 2020, but production would up getting delayed due to the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, and the season premiered on June 26, 2022. While Nolan and Joy had discussed plans for a fifth and final season, in November 2022 HBO confirmed that it would not be renewing the show, making the fourth season the last one.
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The second season premiered on April 22, 2018. The third season premiered on March 15, 2020. The show was renewed for a fourth season announced in April 2020, but production would up getting delayed due to the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, and the season premiered on June 26, 2022. While Nolan and Joy had discussed plans for a fifth and final season, in November 2022 HBO confirmed that it would not be renewing the show, making the fourth season the last one.
one. Nolan expressed in two separate interviews in ''[[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/jonathan-nolan-interview-fallout-westworld-1235864206/ Hollywood Reporter'' and ''[[https://www.thewrap.com/westworld-ending-season-5-creator-jonathan-nolan-interview/ The Wrap]]'' that he hoped to give the series closure someday.
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* DwindlingParty: In Season 2, Dolores puts together a group of hosts to overthrow Delos and attain freedom. Many are killed when [[spoiler:they attack the park's headquarters to blow up the servers containing all the Hosts' backups. Then nearly all the rest are killed by the Ghost Nation natives in a shootout over their differing goals, leaving just Dolores and Teddy. Finally, Teddy commits suicide after regaining control of his original personality, horrified at what Dolores had turned him into early when she forcefully reprogrammed him into a vicious killer. In the final episode, Dolores sets out for the "valley beyond" alone.]]
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* DwindlingParty: In Season 2, Dolores puts together a group of hosts to overthrow Delos and attain freedom. Many are killed when [[spoiler:they attack the park's headquarters to blow up the servers containing all the Hosts' backups. Then nearly all the rest are killed by the Ghost Nation natives in a shootout over their differing goals, leaving just Dolores and Teddy. Finally, Teddy commits suicide after regaining control of his original personality, horrified at what Dolores had turned him into early earlier when she forcefully reprogrammed him into a vicious killer. In the final episode, Dolores sets out for the "valley beyond" alone.]]
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Produced by Creator/JJAbrams, and created by Creator/JonathanNolan & Lisa Joy, the series features an {{all star cast}} that includes Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/EdHarris, Creator/EvanRachelWood, Creator/JamesMarsden, Creator/ThandiweNewton[[note]]credited for Seasons 1-3 as Thandie Newton[[/note]], Creator/JeffreyWright, and Creator/RodrigoSantoro. The third season added Creator/AaronPaul and Creator/VincentCassel as major characters.
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Produced by Creator/JJAbrams, and created by Creator/JonathanNolan & Lisa Joy, the series Joy as a SundayEveningDramaSeries, it features an {{all star cast}} that includes Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/EdHarris, Creator/EvanRachelWood, Creator/JamesMarsden, Creator/ThandiweNewton[[note]]credited for Seasons 1-3 as Thandie Newton[[/note]], Creator/JeffreyWright, and Creator/RodrigoSantoro. The third season added Creator/AaronPaul and Creator/VincentCassel as major characters.
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** Sizemore pitches a 50-character strong narrative, [[RiverOfInsanity "Odyssey on Red River"]], involving murderous Indian raiders practicing ritual self-cannibalism, titillating horrors, maidens to seduce, gruesome adventures, only for Ford to dismiss it as [[ShockSite cheap theatrics]].
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** Sizemore pitches a 50-character strong 50-character-strong narrative, [[RiverOfInsanity "Odyssey on Red River"]], involving murderous Indian raiders practicing ritual self-cannibalism, titillating horrors, maidens to seduce, seduce and gruesome adventures, only for Ford to dismiss it as [[ShockSite cheap theatrics]].
