Westworld Season 1 Episode 3 Watch it now review

Westworld Season 1 Episode 2: Released 16 oct 2016 summery. The Stray, Elsie and Stubbs head into the hills in pursuit of a missing host; Teddy gets a new backstory; Bernard investigates the origins of madness and hallucinations within the hosts; William finds an attraction he'd like to pursue.

I have to say that I have completely fallen in love with this shows complex and compelling story line and concepts. The art and landscape clothing everything is heartfelt.


It started off a little slow and very confusing with no real indication of what directions they planned on heading but as we enter into the third episode. they have hinted towards a much great plot and mystery then originally betrayed.
This is a rather new character that we know very little about. all we know is hes friends with one of the people in charge of the whole project. brought in to see what the wholes all about. we get to watch as hes through into a world hes only ever dreamed about.

Someday sounds a lot like something some one who means never would say.

well this episode is rather thrilling and leads to a few new discovery's. I rate this episode pretty high 7/10

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