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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2019 · 2H 9M

Westworld, Season 1

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This HBO series remake about artificial intelligence, violence and consciousness was made with expert care by everyone involved in its production. But we ask, why then wasn't its depiction of its big themes ultimately satisfying? Interested in the media we discussed this episode? Please support the show by purchasing it through our affiliate store: Westworld Additional Resources: Abrams and Nolan Team Up for Westworld HBO Pilot The Long, Weird History of the Westworld Franchise HBO's Westworld Extras Have to Sign a Consent Form Agreeing to 'Genital-to-Genital Touching' Ed Brubaker on Westworld, The Fade Out, and his immersion into Hollywood Your Westworld Logistical Questions Answered On the Ranch with the Creators of "Westworld" How the Creators of Westworld Built a Violent World of Robot Cowboys Why the Westworld Costumes Were So Complicated to Create The Secrets Behind Westworld's Opening Title Sequence Westworld's Showrunner Hint at Season 2, Discuss Show's Video-Game Influences Why the Bicameral Mind Theory is Crucial to Unlocking Westworld A New Diversity Reviews Site Rates TV Shows and Films By Quality of Representation Westworld, Race and The Western Racial Stereotyping and Westworld  

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