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Violent Delights is an aftershow podcast where hosts Andrew Sorcini, Dwayne DeFreitas, and Tosin Onafowokan discuss HBO's Westworld, and the larger questions this ambitious show hopes to tackle. On this week's podcast, Andrew, Tosin, and Dwayne deconstruct the seventh episode of Westworld's fourth season, "Metanoia", as they ask: Are Maeve and Bernard really dead for good? Will Maeve ever be reunited with her daughter? How does Teddy know who Caleb is? If Christina “isn't real”, as Teddy has told her, who (or what) is Maya? Who was Bernard dictating instructions to before he was shot? [...] The post 407: Metanoia – Violent Delights: A Westworld Podcast appeared first on Geeks of Doom.

We've made it through the ups and downs, twists and turns, and mind-bending swerves of the final two episodes of Westworld, so let's talk about it all! Will Delores succeed in her plans? Will Maeve be able to stop her? Will Serac get the world back under control? Will Todd finally shut up for more than 20 seconds at a time?!Some of these questions might even get answered, so let's dive in! LINKS OF INTEREST:- Need a little background on "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase? We've got you covered.- Irving R. Schyster's finishing move? The Write Off.- Here's Dave Grohl speaking at Lemmy's funeral about their shared love of Little Richard.- Here's the article from The Ringer about the finale of Westworld season 3.- Here's the video Todd referenced of stuntwomen and actresses having a virtual fight. Thandie Newton pops up (briefly) around the 3 minute mark.- Here's the trailer for The Langoliers TV miniseries Todd was talking about, complete with mid-90's CGI.- Here's Evan Rachel Wood talking about Westworld and acting alongside Anthony Hopkins.- That little musical break in the middle of the podcast? That'd be the great Clark Terry and his trademark song, "Mumbles".- The actress who played Arnold's wife was Gina Torres.- Looks like Tim nailed it on the head - Westworld is shooting for six seasons.- And yes, Todd was correct - Mark Sandman, lead singer for the band Morphine, did indeed play a slide bass. ...AND ANOTHER THING: TIM implores you to check out the Led Zeppelin channel on Sirius XM for the rest of this month.TODD recommends checking out the band Lettuce in general, and specifically, their new album Resonate. FOLLOW US ON THE SOCIAL MEDIAS:Did you love what you listened to? Fantastic - we love people with questionable taste that enjoy a couple chuckleheads cracking each other up. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and now YouTube for more of the internet funny.Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on Podbean, iTunes, or Spotify!

Welcome to Beyond Westworld, and boy do we some therapy for you… If you can't tell, does it matter? Apparently to William it sure does as The Man In White comes to grips with the nature of his reality after a session with his psychologist. Turns out he is well aware that he killed his daughter but is still fitted for AR therapy much like Caleb. During his therapy procedure William wrestles with his inner id to determine who he needs to be now. Turns out for all the good in the world he did as a leader at Delos, he also had his violent delights from the start of his childhood. In the end Bernard and Stubbs are the ones that find him and rescue him from the therapy treatment, or have they? Elsewhere Char-Lores now appropriately named is found out by Serac as a Dolores clone but not before she takes out the entire Board in the process. During her escape from the facility she manages to copy the hosts data to send it to Dolores Prime, wreak havoc on Maeve's reunification with her friend by crushing Hector's Pill and manages to get to her not family just in time for them to drive into the sunset of a fiery car explosion killing everyone but Char-lores. Maeve is also now reprinted and in the REAL, waiting for two more of her friends to finish their printing cycles. Be sure to answer our park satisfaction questionnaire this week down in the comments. Will Maeve find the capacity to harm Dolores? Who did Stubbs and Bernard get to Mexico? Who will join Maeve (HC1983012522), Hector (HC3208173692) and Clementine. (CP0124831983) to battle with Dolores (CH465517080)? Will Char-lores become the new T-1000? Tune in next week for another vacation Beyond Westworld! Keep Connected Each week Beyond Westworld will take a deep look at both the minor and major plot lines and character elements within the riveting HBO series, Westworld. Be sure to subscribe and review us in your podcast app of choice. A special thanks to RJohn.Draws for creating our podcast cover art. If you love it, be sure to check out the rest of his artwork. Thanks for listening! Be sure to come back next week, when we re-open the park for another vacation...Beyond Westworld. Beyond Westworld on Facebook Beyond Westworld on Twitter Beyond Westworld on Instagram Troy's Twitter Aaron's Twitter Subscribe       About HBO's Westworld In 1973, celebrated author and filmmaker Michael Crichton released Westworld, his visionary idea of what a theme park could be as human-looking androids fulfilled our every desire. Four decades later, creators Jonathan and Lisa Joy Nolan are taking the concept to the next evolutionary step as Westworld can now be ‘fleshed’ out as a deeper concept that explores the vast array of potential and consequence from such advanced technology. The one-hour drama series is a dark odyssey about the dawn of artificial consciousness and the evolution of sin. Set at the intersection of the near future and the reimagined past, it explores a world in which every human appetite can live without limits, no matter how noble or depraved, can be indulged. The cast of the series includes Evan Rachel Wood, Ed Harris, Anthony Hopkins, Thandie Newton, Jeffrey Wright, James Marsden, Tessa Thompson, and more.

The Mother of Exiles Analysis Welcome to Beyond Westworld, and boy do we have many Doloreses? Doloresi? for you… Our story begins with William aka The Man In Black questioning the nature of his reality as Charlotte (further known as Char-lores) comes to William to warn him of the impending takeover of Delos. He is haunted by the memory of his dead daughter that he killed and it is driving him insane. Char-lores uses this to her advantage to have William committed, his status on the board removed and his voting power transferred to the acting chair which in this case is Char-Lores! Now committed the Man in Black becomes the Man in White and truly has no idea what is real and what is not, including himself. Why do we say Char-lores? Well see at the end of Season2, Haleores escaped the island with 5 Host Pearls in a bag. Haleores made Char-Lores, who then re-made Dolores, who then made Bernard/Arnold, Musashi, and Martin Liam's security head. But what we learn this week is that Dolores, Char-lores, Martin, and Musashi are not themselves. Wait for it. They are all DOLORES!!! Pearl Blown! Turns out when you want to take over the human race, the only person you can trust is yourself. Sadly Maeve, Stubbs, and Bernard all find out this horrific truth in the most non-opportune time. Be sure to answer our park satisfaction questionnaire this week down in the comments. What outward character will house the 5th pearl? Will Maeve survive her battle with Musa-lores? Will Bernard and Stubbs escape from Marti-lores? Are you Dolores? Am I Me? Tune in next week for another vacation Beyond Westworld! Keep Connected Each week Beyond Westworld will take a deep look at both the minor and major plot lines and character elements within the riveting HBO series, Westworld. Be sure to subscribe and review us in your podcast app of choice. A special thanks to RJohn.Draws for creating our podcast cover art. If you love it, be sure to check out the rest of his artwork. Thanks for listening! Be sure to come back next week, when we re-open the park for another vacation...Beyond Westworld. Beyond Westworld on Facebook Beyond Westworld on Twitter Beyond Westworld on Instagram Troy's Twitter Aaron's Twitter Subscribe       About HBO's Westworld In 1973, celebrated author and filmmaker Michael Crichton released Westworld, his visionary idea of what a theme park could be as human-looking androids fulfilled our every desire. Four decades later, creators Jonathan and Lisa Joy Nolan are taking the concept to the next evolutionary step as Westworld can now be ‘fleshed’ out as a deeper concept that explores the vast array of potential and consequence from such advanced technology. The one-hour drama series is a dark odyssey about the dawn of artificial consciousness and the evolution of sin. Set at the intersection of the near future and the reimagined past, it explores a world in which every human appetite can live without limits, no matter how noble or depraved, can be indulged. The cast of the series includes Evan Rachel Wood, Ed Harris, Anthony Hopkins, Thandie Newton, Jeffrey Wright, James Marsden, Tessa Thompson, and more.

Title by Adam Canny When Maeve makes a marshmallow the size of a house for her friend Danae, things don’t go quite as planned. Will Maeve find a new friend and partner in her old nemesis over at Joe's sweet shop? Song List: "Sweet Sweet Time", "Floating Away on a Marshmallow Dream", "Eulogy", "We're Stuck/I Never Liked You", "Something Bitter, Something Sweet", "It's Like...", "We're Building Up" Love Impromptunes? Find our Patreon Page here for bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/impromptunes Cast: Emmet Nichols, Louisa Fitzhardinge, Teresa Ewan and Hayden Dun on keys Teched by Hollie James Edited by Brenton Gardiner 

In Westworld episode 7, "Les Écorchés," a few storylines finally come together and the season moves forward a bit. But you must endure Robert Ford quoting William Blake. We learn more about the nature of Westworld, and who it's actually experimenting on. As Bernard says in the episode: "The guests are the variables. And the hosts are the controls. The guests come to the park, they don’t know they’re being watched. We get to see their true selves. Their every choice reveals another part of their cognition, their drives." And that's only part of the data being collected; Dolores also has her hands on the massive file that corrupted her father's mind. What will she do with it? Will Maeve survive? How many Bernards are there in that closet? And how is the hell Man in Black still alive after multiple gunshot wounds? Join us. Theme Music:"Iron Horse" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Violent Delights is a weekly podcast where hosts Andrew Sorcini, Dwayne DeFreitas, and Tosin Onafowokan discuss HBO’s Westworld, and the larger questions this ambitious show hopes to tackle. On this week’s podcast, Andrew, Tosin, and Dwayne deconstruct the fourth episode of Westworld's second season, Episode 2.5 “Akane no Mai,” as they ask, Will Maeve ever find her daughter? Does Teddy have the bluetongue? Where's the best sushi joint in Shogunworld? AND...NO ELSIE THIS WEEK!!!… Welcome to Shogun World [...] The post 205: Akane no Mai – Violent Delights: A Westworld Podcast appeared first on Geeks of Doom.

It’s EPISODE TWO OF WESTWORLD and the questions keep piling up: What’s the maze? What’s Ford playing at? Will Maeve the get those numbers up? Why is William even friends with that guy?! Find out our thoughts and theories in this discussion of episode two of Westworld. There’s no spoiler-free section since we are going... The post Westworld S01E02: Chestnut first appeared on Shows What You Know.

It’s EPISODE TWO OF WESTWORLD and the questions keep piling up: What’s the maze? What’s Ford playing at? Will Maeve the get those numbers up? Why is William even friends with that guy?! Find out our thoughts and theories in this discussion of episode two of Westworld. There’s no spoiler-free section since we are going...