Has it redeemed itself? Halfway through the season and I feel like it's approaching season 1 levels of kino.
Has it redeemed itself? Halfway through the season and I feel like it's approaching season 1 levels of kino.
Has it redeemed itself? Halfway through the season and I feel like it's approaching season 1 levels of kino.
Dunno. Cna't bring myself to watch it. Even for free. Hell. I can watch it on Hydr0gen at work making $51/hr and still have no interest after last seasons bullshit.
Honesty. Is it any good? I can't take anymore trite modern bullshit. Frick I'd kill for just a modicum of entertainment.
Yes it's surprisingly amazing and redeems the previous season imo.
>Yes it's surprisingly amazing and redeems the previous season imo.
Well. If nothing else. Homebois beard looks legit. I'll give it a whirl at work.
What's even the plot anymore?
Everyone in the show is a robot.
>What's even the plot anymore?
in general - robots want to take over the world but some small group of people tries to prevent that.
small group of robots*
caleb's daughter and the rest of the rebels are all real people
it will turn out they're robots too.
We don't even know if most of the people we see are robots. I assume most are infected humans, and the group of bandits don't seem to be robots or infected at all.
They could be infected but just not around any of the transmitter things.
Yes it's surprisingly amazing and redeems the previous season imo.
Rehoboam still seems very inconsequential.
What do you mean? The only thing lose is Serac now? Didn't he survive?
I mean it seems like you could take that whole plot out and nothing this season would be any different.
I probably agree but we'll see how it develops. I think season 2 and 3 could have been merged in one and it would be awesome because they both had some good ideas and subplots, but they were just too fricking long for that content.
The more I hear about this show the more it sounds like the worst of the Resident Evil movies.
I couldn't even finish season 2
Nope it’s just twists and tump jumps all the way down. At the end of this season it’ll be revealed that everybody was still in the theme park “Futureworld” . It’s absolute dogshit.
>At the end of this season it’ll be revealed that everybody was still in the theme park “Futureworld”
Honestly that'd be an okay twist. it'd make more fricking sense anyway.
The early seasons I couldn’t predict what was going to happen. Now they telegraph everything and I know what’s going to happen. And trust me I haven’t gotten any smarter
Dropped it after the first episode in the newest season. Feels too much like the LOST school of storytelling where they don't know where tf they're heading and just piling on mysteries to keep the audience numbers up.
2bh the first episode is the weakest out of the four that are out
contrary to popular belief, with LOST they actually did know where it was going and had the ending planned from the star, its just that the network meddled a lot in season 1 + 2 so they were forced to drop some of their storylines for having too much supernatural stuff in it, which they were only allowed to go back to beginning in season 3 when they were given full reign.
LOST is actually very cohesive and there are things set up in episode 1 that pay off in the final season.
It’s not great but it’s certainly better than Season 3. Probably on par with most of Season 2 (but not approaching its highs yet)
Bernard is kino
literally everyone is a robot now who cares?
Keep telling yourself that, you just might believe it.
What would he think about his creations?
he would've been proud, kind of
i don't think so
You'll find out next week
he put his mind in delores, which means he's also halores.
nice astroturfing not even reddit falls for that
No. There's still a lot to resolve and deal with; we're only halfway done. And even what we've gotten so far has been a bit sloppy in terms of writing.
No the reveal was pretty lame and none of the actors can compare to Hopkins
Perhaps only Ed Harris but he can't save the shitty lines Joy is writing for his character
let alone the fact that now he's an immortal jobber
I'm hoping William gets an episode like "Riddle of the Sphinx" again, but I'm not holding my breath. Harris plays a good simple villain (the golf scene was great) but the actual William has so much more going on as a character. I can only hope he gets out and does something before the end of the season.
Definitely getting on the right footing, we'll see what the do. I'm surprised how much I like Pinkman in this.
I like the twist. Not only did the bad guys win, they won decades ago, we just didn't know it.
Why bring back Caleb, though? To gloat? To frick with him?
>they won decades ago
This was made pretty clear last week.
Modern TV is so trash
So that biggest ever twist was that Halores is in control? That's IT?
>season 1
>kino
this show is for subhuman Black person cattle
Nah. First season is pretty good.
>I feel like it's approaching season 1 levels of kino.
not even close, they still need a great episode if they want to match season 2. season 1 is already out of reach.
miss me yet?
damn, he was bad. I still can't properly conceive how bad he was..
Did they bring back the swedish cutie daughter
Uh... westworld bros...
Is this what a comeback looks like?
there's more, they just haven't finished counting everyone's tv yet.
I just hope they don't cancel it before it is finished.
I like how Nolan failed to realize the Western aspect was what people cared about the most
It was the themepark aspect
the hosts should have never left the park, it should be their HQs and season 2 should've been about liberating other hosts from other parks to create a giga army to defend their lands from guest invasion
I don't think he's been truly involved since season 1. Lisa's been running the show since then
S1 was somewhere above 5/10 but the rest isn't even worth thinking about to give a score