#5: Maeve Millay Finds Her Previous Drawings specifically, making it clear to everyone that nothing will ever be quite as it seems. This scene not only expands upon the fact that the park's hosts are locked in continual storyline loops, but also plays with audience's expectations of "Westworld" the series versus "Westworld" the film. This scene in the show’s first episode really threw us curve ball, however, as it's revealed that Harris is, in fact, human, while James Marsden's Teddy Flood is a host with a very tragic propensity towards death. #6: Teddy Flood is Gunned Down By the Man in Blackįans of the 1973 film were meant to assume that the TV series’ Man in Black was the original film’s robot killer. Even knowing the character being beheaded is a machine, the scene is still traumatizing, made even more so when the host inexplicably wakes up during the process. More alarming, however, is the fact that their host happens to wake up while Stubbs is attempting to recover the hosts data. So, when Eloise and Stubbs are sent by Bernard to decommission a stray host who's been wandering around the park, they're surprised by a couple of things, not the least of which are the strange, off-narrative creations inside the host’s tent. The employees of Westworld are used to being able to turn their hosts on and off with a simple verbal command. Theresa tries her best to put on a brave face, but Ford proves that he is in absolute control with power only dwarfed by his omniscience.Īdvertisement #7: Rogue Host Wakes Up Mid-Beheading Robert Ford as a relic of the past, Ford’s true nature becomes crystal clear in the series’ fourth episode, "Dissonance Theory." During a lunch meeting with the park’s senior manager Theresa Cullen, what appears to be the rambling lamentation of a man past his prime becomes a menacing threat. If anyone saw Anthony Hopkins' character of Dr. Now, with the means to control the narrative of other hosts, Maeve may even be able to contend with the park’s founder himself, Robert Ford. Upon receiving the final batch of modifications, she slits Sylvester's throat just to prove she can, while also making her potential for an escape from Westworld all the more plausible. Maeve Millay's steady rise to power finally pays off in episode 8, "Trace Decay." The former brothel managing host has spent much of her time manipulating and bullying engineers Felix and Sylvester to make adjustments to her code, with her sights set on writing her own destiny going forward. Although Abernathy is eventually decommissioned and placed into storage, his malfunction and increasing hostility when being questioned by Doctor Ford implies that his back stories might not all be very pleasant. Abernathy's discovery of a photo on his property becomes an obsession, a feeling which results in memories beginning to surface within the host, those which imply that Peter hasn't always been the simple, loving father of Dolores Abernathy. The malfunction of rancher and father Peter Abernathy is one of the first signs that something might be troubling the robot hosts of Westworld. Welcome to, and today we're counting down our picks for the Top 10 Westworld Moments.įor this list, we've ranked the top ten moments from "Westworld" which either shocked or thrilled audiences during its first season, so if you haven't seen the show yet, then consider this to be your official spoiler alert! This list doesn’t look like anything to me.
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