jaylicioussss:
Oh I'm just seeing this, hope you seen the episode now.

Nice jugs.

I am not looking forward to season 2 one bit. Whenever they like they should start it. But I do hope they improve the quality of the ending though. This ending for season one was sort of anticlimactic for me. A robot uprising that wasn't truly a robot uprising. It was still more or less Ford controlling the damn bots. Even though they tried to hint that Dolores was conscious all along and the Bicameral mind theory finally took hold, all her actions afterwards seemed plotted by Arnold and perfected by Ford.
And Maeve, yes Maeve, they couldn't just let her be. She had to have also be a Ford puppet too. Argh.... Story was cool until the last episode. Writing; perfect. Cinematography; topnotch. But ending.....the ending....leaves much to be desired.
Sorry if my rant included spoilers.

NPComplete:
I am not looking forward to season 2 one bit. Whenever they like they should start it. But I do hope they improve the quality of the ending though. This ending for season one was sort of anticlimactic for me. A robot uprising that wasn't truly a robot uprising. It was still more or less Ford controlling the damn bots. Even though they tried to hint that Dolores was conscious all along and the Bicameral mind theory finally took hold, all her actions afterwards seemed plotted by Arnold and perfected by Ford.
And Maeve, yes Maeve, they couldn't just let her be. She had to have also be a Ford puppet too. Argh.... Story was cool until the last episode. Writing; perfect. Cinematography; topnotch. But ending.....the ending....leaves much to be desired.
Sorry if my rant included spoilers.

I think the ending was perfect because it raises so many questions and gives very few answers.

1. Is Dolores really conscious?
2. Is Maeve really conscious?
3. Is Ford really dead?
4. Where is Abernathy?

I don't believe for a second that Ford is pro-robot. His speech at the end is entirely at odds with his previous conversations with Bernard. It makes no sense to claim that he wanted the robots to become self-aware through suffering when he was constantly wiping Bernard's memories.

I think Ford is reacting to Delos attempts to push him out. Nothing more.

The only constant on the show is Ford, Least he was and still would be for I am yet to see the last episode. Furthermore, Ford is a god on the show and nothing else matters.

I finally watched season finale of Westworld yesterday. It was one hell of a finale: it kept me on the edge of my seat. I have a few questions to ask though, #SpoilerAlert

1. How did Ford know that Bernard will be reprogrammed by Maeve's crew?

2. Who reprogrammed Maeve: was it Ford or Arnold?

3. Did Williams die after the Host breakout? I saw that he was shot and he just laughed.

4. Why was Dolores and Maeve programmed differently to carry out different tasks?

TonySpike:
I finally watched season finale of Westworld yesterday. It was one hell of a finale: it kept me on the edge of my seat. I have a few questions to ask though, #SpoilerAlert

1. How did Ford know that Bernard will be reprogrammed by Maeve's crew?

2. Who reprogrammed Maeve: was it Ford or Arnold?

3. Did Williams die after the Host breakout? I saw that he was shot and he just laughed.

4. Why was Delores and Maeve programmed differently to carry out different tasks?

No only 2 I sabi
2. Ford did,he programmed Maeve to leave the park she only broke from loop when she comot from the train.

3. No Willan isn't dead;he is in the cast for the 2nd season

SIRcumalot:

No only 2 I sabi
2. Ford did,he programmed Maeve to leave the park she only broke from loop when she comot from the train.

3. No Willan isn't dead;he is in the cast for the 2nd season

William is the largest shareholder in Westworld through his company, DELOS. He knows almost everything (and everyone) in that park, as implied in the finale. I suspect he played a role in Ford's final narrative although I'm eager to see what happens in season 2.

Westworld ending explained.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9AwvWGjJeQ

NPComplete:
I am not looking forward to season 2 one bit. Whenever they like they should start it. But I do hope they improve the quality of the ending though. This ending for season one was sort of anticlimactic for me. A robot uprising that wasn't truly a robot uprising. It was still more or less Ford controlling the damn bots. Even though they tried to hint that Dolores was conscious all along and the Bicameral mind theory finally took hold, all her actions afterwards seemed plotted by Arnold and perfected by Ford.
And Maeve, yes Maeve, they couldn't just let her be. She had to have also be a Ford puppet too. Argh.... Story was cool until the last episode. Writing; perfect. Cinematography; topnotch. But ending.....the ending....leaves much to be desired.
Sorry if my rant included spoilers.

It seems you just reached into my brain and posted my exact thoughts.
What really happened in the season finale?It was just a repetition of everything that happened in earlier episodes.Maybe the discovery of the young William being the older "Man in black" but was that really a "whao" moment?
The way the "rogue" androids were shooting the facilitys' security dead reminded me of a 1980s Schwarznegger action flick("Commando" to be exact)
The finale was a disappointment...a complete letdown
One hour thirty minutes of nothing

Now killing time with this series.

Rilwayne001:
Now killing time with this series.

I will start following this series.

tintingz:
I will start following this series.

I'm sure you going to like it.

Rilwayne001:


I'm sure you going to like it.

Alright

This show is wack men, just turned off after episode 1. I don't understand the hype, maybe it's because of the illuminati symbolism, the torture and mind control stuff that these hollywood people are into, thats why they prop it up.

Yarduni:
This show is wack men, just turned off after episode 1. I don't understand the hype, maybe it's because of the illuminati symbolism, the torture and mind control stuff that these hollywood people are into, thats why they prop it up.

Are you sure we watched the same series? Unlike you, I was hooked after episode 1. I was more interested in the cybernetic and robotics aspect, which is more related to my profession. Anyway, you should give it another shot by watching

TonySpike:


Are you sure we watched the same series? Unlike you, I was hooked after episode 1. I was more interested in the cybernetic and robotics aspect, which is more related to my profession. Anyway, you should give it another shot by watching

I am surprised someone thought that comment was worth replying. I just saw the comment and laughed it off for the joke it was. Look at the ludicrous excuses the commenter stated for why the show is considered a hit by people.
When someone starts invoking conspiracy theories like illuminati to explain stuff, I don't take that person seriously.

TonySpike:


Are you sure we watched the same series? Unlike you, I was hooked after episode 1. I was more interested in the cybernetic and robotics aspect, which is more related to my profession. Anyway, you should give it another shot by watching

It's just too slow and boring

Just started seeing this series, sooooo complex, you need your brain working at absolute maximum power to understand this series

Why would anyone hate that finale? It was f+cking awesome
The only question I have is,
- is Stubbs dead?

jaylicioussss:
What I got from the episode, Delores killed Arnold on his request, Delores is Wyatt, Wyatt was integrated in to her program so that she would capable of somethings that her Delores narrative can't do. Like someone mentioned already, Ford is pro robots, he wasn't always for the host but according to him losing Arnold made him understand the angle Arnold was coming from. William is the MIB, Meave awareness is also a new narrative programmed for her, but I think she was able to work on her own free will, showing this by ignoring her script of following the train, leaving it to go look for her daughter. MIB obsession with the maze was that he hoped that by finding it he would unlock consciousness in the host, he did find the maze with Delores but that didn't unlock anything, the maze was a game designed by Arnold to test the consciousness of the host, Delores specifically. the end while Ford gave his speech Delores proved that she now has her free will by picking the gun and going to shoot Ford, we also understood that ford had unlocked the rest of the host and they can now fight back and hurt humans. My theory: I think the host Ford was working on in his private lab might just be a robot Ford.

Why is maeve so obsessed with finding her daughter? It's not like she would remember her(her memories must have been wiped out). Dolores didn't remember William after all they went through, making William turn to d MIB

shockwave91:


Why is maeve so obsessed with finding her daughter? It's not like she would remember her(her memories must have been wiped out). Dolores didn't remember William after all they went through, making William turn to d MIB

There was a 30-year interval between Dolores' first meeting with Williams and the MIB. William had aged so much that it might be difficult recognizing him after 30 years. This is a logical explanation.

TonySpike:


There was a 30-year interval between Dolores' first meeting with Williams and the MIB. William had aged so much that it might be difficult recognizing him after 30 years. This is a logical explanation.

But when William found Dolores again after she escaped Logan & the confederados, she didn't cus her memories had been wiped

I don't think Maeve's daughter would remember her from a previous loop.

This show is back

Rilwayne001:
This show is back

Is it interesting?

tintingz:
Is it interesting?

It is interesting. I guarantee that.

Rilwayne001:


It is interesting. I guarantee that.

ok bro

The show is interesting.. just finished S02E04
....
But im tired of getting unnecessary suprieses and some other stupid things,
at times i think the creator of the show is just confused
just like that .. william is man in black, bernerd is a host, arnold was bernerd, i'm also hearing that william might be a host too..
They can just do anything they like with the story...

watin dey annoy me na Teddy.. the guy just mumu...

Delores too very stupid, that quest made her so.. (she get sense sha)
but Arnold must be a very wicked person to create Wyatt..
He is the cause of all these killing between human vs host and other violence...
"these violent delights have violent ends"