Westworld Season 3

[LegoBatman]

Westworld Season 3 starts Sunday night (3/15).

I'm going to try and re-watch the season 2 finale to refresh my memory.
Has anyone come across a good recap of season 2? (I'll freely admit I have not put forth much effort in looking for one )

[JasonEvans]

Westworld Season 3 starts Sunday night (3/15).

I'm going to try and re-watch the season 2 finale to refresh my memory.
Has anyone come across a good recap of season 2? (I'll freely admit I have not put forth much effort in looking for one )

Not exactly a recap but this article and accompanying video do a great job of telling you what you need to know about season 2 as we head into season 3.

https://io9.gizmodo.com/the-only-10-...orl-1841976612

[LegoBatman]

Thanks. A good refresher.

[Wander]

Anyone watching? Anyone have crazy theories for the finale on Sunday?

This season has been a big improvement from last season, so if anyone gave up after the mess of season 2, it's worth another look. It's very different though (almost none of the season takes place in Westworld itself).

[elvis14]

Anyone watching? Anyone have crazy theories for the finale on Sunday?

This season has been a big improvement from last season, so if anyone gave up after the mess of season 2, it's worth another look. It's very different though (almost none of the season takes place in Westworld itself).

I'm watching but I was shocked and disappointed when I heard that the next will be the season finale. I'm enjoying the season but there seems to be so many moving parts (which is OK) and I was looking forward to seeing where they were going. The thought of wrapping it all up in one episode means they are not going much of anywhere with the various story lines which is a shame (so many possibilities).

Note, I tried to make sure I wasn't posting spoilers...

[cato]

I'm watching but I was shocked and disappointed when I heard that the next will be the season finale. I'm enjoying the season but there seems to be so many moving parts (which is OK) and I was looking forward to seeing where they were going. The thought of wrapping it all up in one episode means they are not going much of anywhere with the various story lines which is a shame (so many possibilities).

Note, I tried to make sure I wasn't posting spoilers...

We dropped off after a few episodes. We loved the first season, liked parts of the second season and just totally lost the thread in the third. I enjoy a certain amount of intricacy and mystery, but felt the story just got too complicated to enjoy.

[elvis14]

We dropped off after a few episodes. We loved the first season, liked parts of the second season and just totally lost the thread in the third. I enjoy a certain amount of intricacy and mystery, but felt the story just got too complicated to enjoy.

I get that. I get lost sometimes too. Sometimes I just let it go and say to myself "this will make sense later". Sometimes it does.

[JasonEvans]

I'm watching but I was shocked and disappointed when I heard that the next will be the season finale. I'm enjoying the season but there seems to be so many moving parts (which is OK) and I was looking forward to seeing where they were going. The thought of wrapping it all up in one episode means they are not going much of anywhere with the various story lines which is a shame (so many possibilities).

I agree that there is no way to even come close to wrapping everything up in one episode. But, I am betting that HBO told them they would get another season -- I mean, it is one of their most buzzed-about shows -- and they won't even try to bring it all home in the final episode. We will get some resolutions and answers, but mostly things will get resolved in season four.

Either that or Serac kills Delores and Caleb, puts Maeve into the sublime, turns off Bernard, and laughs at William the pauper. Poof, show over and Rahoboam/Serac rule the world (with burned-out Charlotte crying over her dead family for all eternity).

They could wrap it all up that way nice and quick

[Dr. Rosenrosen]

I agree that there is no way to even come close to wrapping everything up in one episode. But, I am betting that HBO told them they would get another season -- I mean, it is one of their most buzzed-about shows -- and they won't even try to bring it all home in the final episode. We will get some resolutions and answers, but mostly things will get resolved in season four.

Either that or Serac kills Delores and Caleb, puts Maeve into the sublime, turns off Bernard, and laughs at William the pauper. Poof, show over and Rahoboam/Serac rule the world (with burned-out Charlotte crying over her dead family for all eternity).

They could wrap it all up that way nice and quick

Let’s hope this ain’t no stinking Game of Thrones bull stuff.

[Rich]

I get that. I get lost sometimes too. Sometimes I just let it go and say to myself "this will make sense later". Sometimes it does.

Having suffered through Lost, I give TV a short leash with these sorts of things. Once bitten, twice shy and all.

[elvis14]

Having suffered through Lost, I give TV a short leash with these sorts of things. Once bitten, twice shy and all.

LOL, you'll have to let me know if Lost ever makes sense to you. It went from being really interesting to just confused crap.

[AustinDevil]

I *hated* the over-complicated timeline chicanery in season 1 and lost a lot of threads in season 2. I didn't love season 3. But that finale last night was awesome.

[budwom]

my wife and I have pretty much stopped trying to figure out too much of a story arc and just watch each episode as a single entity, though it's fun to watch Dolores run amok.

[fuse]

I really enjoyed season one.
Season two was a hot mess.
Season three from start to finish was a big WTF.
Not getting that time back.