Westworld TV Thread

[Gemma]

Season 4 teaser trailer



I thought it had finished. Honestly can't remember how the last season ended.

 

[Ginger Ted]

Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.

 

[Wanted]

Honestly can't remember how the last season ended.

Season 1 recap:


Season 2 recap:


Season 3 recap:


It's always helpful watch a few recaps videos of a series before starting a new season of it.

 

[Crabtree]

I really can't wait but I'm worried that this season seems to have a dozen different writers like Seasons 2 and 3 did. I can't think of a better single season of a show than the first one of Westworld, and it helped because Joy and Nolan wrote almost every episode.

 

[Tom]

We're all going to need this. I have no memory of the last season.

 

[Hollie]

I thought the last season was the finale? What story even needs to be told?

They rushed through the story last season so quick that I didn't know what was going on or care enough to try and figure it out. I liked the western setting with the mystery behind it. Don't really want to see the same cast in the real world again

 

[Dylan]

I'm finding this season flat out bad, it's confusing and not in a suspenseful or compelling way, and none of it feels very convincing.

There are a few good individual moments here and there, but overall this is light years away from the quality of the first season. I had hoped for at least an improvement on S3 but so far it's just more of the same.

 

[John Steed]

Westworld

Generation Loss
Season: 4
Episode: 4
Air date: 2022-07-17

Guest stars: Rodrigo Santoro, Ariana DeBose, Aurora Perrineau, Daniel Wu, MorningStar Angeline, Nozipho McLean, Celeste Clark, Hannah James, Gabriel Sousa, Chris Rickett, Anthony Traina, A.J. Hierro, Victor Winters-Junco, Jasmyn Rae

Should auld acquaintance be forgot and days of auld lang syne?


At least this episode didn't have rehashes of earlier seasons. And had a good twist.

I thought that was a terrible episode and the twist didn't feel like it landed properly, even the lead-up fell flat.

Spoiler

The one last decent character (Caleb) has been a goner now 20 odd years and who I thought the show was trying to portray as possibly someone who could save humanity but alas no.

So who's left that's neither a robot or dead or a dead robot?

Caleb's daughter is my guess, a character we know practically nothing about and has very little attachment to (eg if she was killed off in the next episode it wouldn't matter to the audience)

I'll give it one more episode before I call it a day, but I honestly can't see where it can go from here to redeem itself.