Westworld Season Four: Speculation, Casting, and Discussion

[formerlyfreedom]

A spot to speculate on just what season four may be all about....

[Notwisconsin]

i figure it'll begin with the flashforward scene from the end of season 2, where William is undergoing a fidelity test. The final scene from season 3 had him passing that, so it makes sense that every century or so, a new MiB needs to be manufactured to replace an old one.

[paigow]

First scene is Caleb going to Brazil and helping the rebels....

[patty1h]

I hated season 3 with the heat of a thousand suns and I swore that I was done with this show, but I know that I'm going to at least check out the first episode to see if there's any way that the show recaptures the excitement of S1 and S2.    I need a new Sunday show, so I hope that things can turn around.   Fingers crossed!

[BlackberryJam]

If it’s Aaron Paul centric, I’m out though.

[aghst]

Here are the salient points about the season and the series:

1.  The land and city scapes are pretty.  So are the actors.

2.  Every character is a robot.

3.  Robots are scary efficient at death and destruction.

4.  If you kill off major characters, because of #2, they will just come back.

5.  Plotting and logic are optional.

[ShadowHunter]

On 6/17/2022 at 10:53 PM, BlackberryJam said:

If it’s Aaron Paul centric, I’m out though.

I hear that lol. He was awful in S3 and his character was annoying. S3 was a mess in general and bad so it's not all his fault. I'm not sure yet if I'm going to bother with S4. I just remembered Bernard sitting in the room collecting dust lol 😆 

[sugarbaker design]

On 6/22/2022 at 6:45 PM, ShadowHunter said:

He was awful in S3 and his character was annoying.

Not nearly as annoying as his new haircut!