Westworld (Season 2) (episode, videos, live)

[Creekcat]

Just started Westworld last night. The Ed Harris character reminded me of the Yul Brynner character from the original movie. I guess the timeline is a little long for the 30 years mentioned, since the last time something happened to the programming, for that to be from the movie.

[Ringo1]

I am so confused after watching Episode 4 and the different timelines! It seems there is one timeline before the rescuers showed up . . .

What's up with Bernard and Abernathy?

[Texas Ag 93]

Okay, I think this season is finally starting to make more sense to me. Good episode.

[allsunny]

Yes i was watching and thinking that it's getting monotonous and they threw in a new plot line.

[astrohip]

Originally Posted by allsunny

Yes i was watching and thinking that it's getting monotonous and they threw in a new plot line.

It's not so much a new plot line, as we can now see what the "true purpose" of the park was. It's all coming together, in a very interesting way.

Monotonous wouldn't have been the word I used. But it's clearly not everyone's cup of tea.

[allsunny]

True purpoise of the park has 3 different variations so far it depends on point of view, original Bernard, Fords, or Williams

[tmozer]

The best part of S2E4 was the vinyl record and The Stones "Don't play with me cause your playing with fire". An almost forgotten favorite of mine.

[mountainrose]

Too many narratives and plot lines going on.
I could totally skip William's present story line -- too boring -- I liked his story in the beginning, but not not as the older man in black playing outlaws and cowboy.

[tmozer]

Originally Posted by mountainrose

Too many narratives and plot lines going on.
I could totally skip William's present story line -- too boring -- I liked his story in the beginning, but not not as the older man in black playing outlaws and cowboy.

I agree about too many plot lines and, also, characters to keep track of. I hate when that happens in books. For example: "The Wheel of Time" book series. It started out great and I kept reading until about the 7th book when I gave up. Again too many characters and plot lines.

[Mark S.]

I don't know that there are any more plot lines than Season 1. We have four protagonists: William, Delores, Maeve, and Bernard. Everyone else is a player in one of their quests.