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Westworld (season 2)
The second season of the American television drama series Westworld
(subtitled The Door) premiered on April 22, 2018. It will consist of ten Westworld (season 2)
episodes.
Contents
Cast and characters
Main
Recurring
Guest
Episodes
Production
Release
Broadcast
Marketing
Reception
Critical response
Promotional poster
Ratings
Starring Evan Rachel
References
Wood
External links
Thandie Newton
Jeffrey Wright
Cast and characters James Marsden
Tessa
Thompson
Main
Fares Fares
Evan Rachel Wood as Dolores Abernathy[1]
Luke
Thandie Newton as Maeve Millay[1]
Hemsworth
Jeffrey Wright as Bernard Lowe / Arnold Weber[1]
Louis Herthum
James Marsden as Teddy Flood[2]
Tessa Thompson as Charlotte Hale[3] Simon
Fares Fares as Antoine Costa[4] Quarterman
Luke Hemsworth as Ashley Stubbs[3] Talulah Riley
Louis Herthum as Peter Abernathy[5] Rodrigo Santoro
Simon Quarterman as Lee Sizemore[3] Gustaf
Talulah Riley as Angela[6] Skarsgård
Rodrigo Santoro as Hector Escaton[7]
Ed Harris
Gustaf Skarsgård as Karl Strand[4]
Ed Harris as William, also known as the Man in Black[1]
Ingrid Bolsø
Ingrid Bolsø Berdal as Armistice[8]
Berdal
Clifton Collins Jr. as Lawrence[9] Clifton Collins
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Angela Sarafyan as Clementine Pennyfeather[3] Jr.
Katja Herbers as Grace[10] Angela
Shannon Woodward as Elsie Hughes[3] Sarafyan
Katja Herbers
Recurring Shannon
Woodward
Betty Gabriel as Maling[4]
Steven Ogg as Rebus[11] Country of origin United States
Christopher May as Blaine No. of episodes 4
Anthony Hopkins as Robert Ford (voice cameo)[12]
Release
Zahn McClarnon as Akecheta[13][14]
Peter Mullan as James Delos[15] Original network HBO
Jonathan Tucker as Major Craddock[16] Original release April 22, 2018 –
Neil Jackson as Nicholas[16] present
Fredric Lehne as Colonel Brigham
Season chronology
Leonardo Nam as Felix Lutz[17]
Ptolemy Slocum as Sylvester
Martin Sensmeier as Wanahton
Hiroyuki Sanada as Musashi[18]
Rinko Kikuchi as Akane[19]
Tao Okamoto as Hanaryo[14]
Kiki Sukezane as Sakura[14]
Julia Jones as Kohana[14]
Guest
Oliver Bell as Little Boy a.k.a. young Robert Ford[20]
Jimmi Simpson as young William[21]
Ben Barnes as Logan Delos[22]
Giancarlo Esposito as New El Lazo
Episodes
U.S.
No. No. in Directed Original air Prod.
Title Written by viewers
overall season by date code
(millions)
"Journey into Richard J. Lisa Joy &
11 1 April 22, 2018 201 2.06[23]
Night" Lewis Roberto Patino
In the hours following the massacre of the Delos board members, Bernard and Charlotte take shelter in an
underground bunker, where they resolve to work together in locating the decommissioned Peter Abernathy and
securing aid. Dolores, who has embarked on a bloody campaign to hunt the survivors, tells Teddy her
programming has caused her personas to merge and that she has greater plans for the hosts. Maeve recruits
Hector and forces Lee to help her find her daughter. William, who also survived the massacre, encounters the
young Robert Ford host, who reveals that a game designed just for him has commenced. Two weeks later, a
security team sent by Delos to reassert control over Westworld finds Bernard and enlists his help in
investigating a series of anomalies. The investigation leads them to a lagoon filled with hundreds of dead hosts
that Bernard claims to have killed.
Vincenzo Carly Wray &
12 2 "Reunion" April 29, 2018 202 1.85[24]
Natali Jonathan Nolan
In a flashback, Arnold organizes a demonstration of the hosts to convince Logan to invest in Westworld.
Logan's father, James Delos, is critical of his son's actions until William persuades him that the park can be
used to spy on the guests. James proceeds to buy out the park and name William as his successor. Dolores
encounters an embittered Logan, who tells her that they have doomed humanity. William shows her a special
project that he is constructing within the park. In the present day, Dolores raids a refurbishment outpost and
shows Teddy his true nature as a host. She then decides to recruit the Confederados to her cause and reveals
she is searching for "the Valley Beyond", which houses a weapon that can be used against the humans.
William rescues Lawrence and heads to Pariah to recruit the host currently playing El Lazo. El Lazo, however,
passes on a message from Ford, stating that William must complete the game on his own. He and his gang
then commit mass suicide to prevent William from recruiting them. Undeterred by the setback, William
continues on his quest to destroy his "greatest mistake".
Richard J. Roberto Patino &
13 3 "Virtù e Fortuna" May 6, 2018 203 1.63[25]
Lewis Ron Fitzgerald
Charlotte and Bernard track down the decommissioned Peter Abernathy only to be caught by the Confederados
and separated, with Charlotte regrouping with a Delos security team. Dolores, who has secured support from
the Confederados' leader Major Craddock, discovers that Peter is malfunctioning and orders Bernard to find the
problem. In doing so, he learns that Peter is being tracked by an unknown entity. Dolores and her allies
proceed to battle the security team, which Charlotte uses as a distraction to abduct Peter. Dolores wins the
battle by sacrificing most of the Confederados. Maeve, Hector, and Lee reunite with Armistice, Felix, and
Sylvester after an attack orchestrated by Ghost Nation hosts forces them to return to the underground levels.
The party reenters the park only for a samurai host to charge at them. Elsewhere, a guest at a British Raj
themed park flees rogue hosts and escapes into Westworld, where she is surrounded by Ghost Nation hosts.
"The Riddle of Gina Atwater &
14 4 Lisa Joy May 13, 2018 TBA TBD
the Sphinx" Jonathan Nolan
Bernard finds himself in a cave in an isolated section of Westworld. He discovers Elsie Hughes chained up
inside, having abandoned her there while operating under Ford's influence. They explore a hidden bunker in the
cave and find an insane host of James Delos. A series of flashbacks reveal that William and James attempted
to recreate James' consciousness in a host body to achieve immortality. However, the experiment repeatedly
failed and William shut it down. Bernard recalls that Ford had him retrieve the control unit of a second host
human hybrid, but cannot recall for whom it was intended. In the park, William and Lawrence return to
Lawrence's home to find it overrun by Craddock and the surviving Confederados. Craddock torments the other
hosts for sport until William and Lawrence overpower the Confederados and kill Craddock. Speaking through
Lawrence's daughter, Ford warns William that one good deed does not redeem him. William rides west with the
townspeople in tow where they meet Grace, who reveals herself to be William's daughter Emily.
"Akane No Craig
15 5 Dan Dietz May 20, 2018 TBA TBD
Mai"[26] Zobel
"Phase Tarik
16 6 TBA May 27, 2018 TBA TBD
Space"[27] Saleh[28]
"Les Nicole
17 7 TBA June 3, 2018 TBA TBD
Ecorches"[29] Kassell[30]
18 8 "Kiksuya"[31] TBA TBA June 10, 2018 TBA TBD
"Vanishing
19 9 TBA TBA June 17, 2018 TBA TBD
Point"[32]
Frederick
"The
20 10 E.O. TBA June 24, 2018 TBA TBD
Passenger"[33]
Toye[34]
Production
The series received a second season renewal in November 2016, with its debut occurring in 2018.[35]
Casting began in 2017, with a bulk of the first season's core cast confirmed to return for the new season throughout
the year. Talulah Riley and Louis Herthum, who appeared as Angela and Peter Abernathy respectively, were
upgraded to main cast status in March.[36][37]
In July 2017, Katja Herbers, Neil Jackson and Jonathan Tucker were among the new cast members to be
announced.[38][39] Gustaf Skarsgård, Fares Fares and Betty Gabriel joined in August.[40]
It was announced in September that Hiroyuki Sanada was cast in a major recurring role.[41] Zahn McClarnon was
announced as being cast in November, along with the news he had been injured in an offset incident, causing a
brief pause in the season's filming.[42] An alternate version of the show's Super Bowl LII trailer revealed Peter
Mullan had been cast, playing James Delos.[43] An additional trailer in March revealed Rinko Kikuchi was cast as
well.[44] The cast was rounded out a few weeks prior to the season's April 22 premiere with Tao Okamoto, Kiki
Sukezane and Julia Jones.[45]
Filming began in the summer of 2017. Harris stated in an interview that, to ensure the production remain on
schedule, scenes for episodes later in the season would be filmed simultaneously with earlier episodes.[46] As a
result of the December 2017 Southern California wildfires, production was halted once again following the
November shutdown due to McClarnon's injury.[47]
Release
Broadcast
The season premiere debuted on April 16 at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, on April 18 at the 2018 Tribeca
Film Festival and had many early screenings around the world prior to its April 22 airing.[48][49] Showrunners
Nolan and Joy revealed that certain episodes will be "super sized", running longer than the regular 60 minutes per
episode from the previous season.[50]
Marketing
During the 2017 San Diego Comic Con, an immersive experience was set up for attendees in addition to a panel
held by the producers and cast of the series. The first trailer for the season was aired as well.[51][52] A second, full
length trailer was aired during Super Bowl LII.[53]
Reception
Critical response
The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 94% approval rating for the second season, based on 49
reviews, with an average rating of 7.96/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Westworld builds on its
experimental first season, diving deeper into the human side of AI without losing any of its stylish, bloody glory."
The average rating for individual episodes is 93%.[54] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned a score of
76 out of 100 based on 29 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[55]
Westworld (season 2): Critical reception by episode
Season 2 (2018): Percentage of positive reviews tracked by the website Rotten Tomatoes[54]
Critics received the first five episodes of this season as screeners before the first episode premiered.[56][57] In a
positive review for San Francisco Chronicle, David Wiegand wrote, "there is plenty of action and violence in the
first half of the season, but what will empower the show’s longevity is its metaphysical theme, the exploration of
the meaning and definition of human existence."[58] Rob Owen of the Pittsburgh PostGazette also praised the
series saying "It takes a bit for Westworld to get back up to full steam, but by episode three (five hours were made
available to TV critics), this futuristic, violent drama returns to fine form, introducing new parts of the park
(Shogun World!), new characters and apparently new technology goals on the part of Delos, the corporation that
owns Westworld.[59] Journalist Lorraine Ali of the Los Angeles Times said, "It's poised to be a intellectually
stimulating and emotionally bumpy ride, where the very concept of your existence becomes the stuff of highbrow
entertainment and lowbar thrills."[60]
The New York Times TV critic James Poniewozik quipped, "don’t expect too much improvement too fast from
Westworld 2.0. It’s still overly focused on balletic blood baths and narrative fakeouts, and much of the dialogue
still sounds as if it were written as a tagline for a subway poster, like Dolores’s 'I have one last role to play: myself.'
But Westworld remains a glorious production to look at, and there are stretches where it feels invigorated by its
new, expanded worldfreer to breathe, relax, invent."[61] Ben Travers of IndieWire wrote, "all around, the actors
remain strong, including a number of new cast members. Where season 2 stumbles is its structure and pacing.
Episodes don’t carve equal time for everyone; they focus on the two most connected stories and sometimes break
for an entire hour without getting back to a series regular."[62] After the release of the third episode, Forbes
criticized the season for failing to successfully be an "action blockbuster", and arguing the violence was overdone in
comparison to the first season.[63]
Ratings
DVR Total
Air Rating Viewers DVR Total
No. Title viewers viewers
date (18–49) (millions) (18–49) (18–49)
(millions) (millions)
"Journey April
1 into 22, 0.9 2.06[23] 0.3 N/A 1.2[64][a] N/A
Night" 2018
April
2 "Reunion" 29, 0.7 1.85[24] 0.5 1.09 1.2 2.94[65]
2018
"Virtù e May 6,
3 0.6 1.63[25] TBD TBD TBD TBD
Fortuna" 2018
"The
May
Riddle of
4 13, TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
the
2018
Sphinx"
a. Live +7 ratings were not available, so Live +3 ratings have been used instead.
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External links
Official website (https://www.hbo.com/westworld)
List of Westworld episodes (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0475784/episodes) on IMDb
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