That's good to hear. Season one could have just been a standalone miniseries as far as I'm concerned. I'm not really sure how any other season is going to compare to it but it's nice knowing that they had 5 in the plans from the get go. So maybe there are still some great surprises in store.
So is Westworld going to be a 5 season show, no more no less? I can dig that, especially if they have had the entire thing mapped out from the beginning.
We don't really know it's total anarchy yet. All we saw was a carefully planned incident by Ford at the gala, Maiev using two other hosts to get on (and off) the train out of the park. There are still hosts that are only partially sentient, and some that are not sentient at all. Heck, most of the hosts used in the attack were not sentient, but rather lobotomized hosts that Ford stripped of their core code. There are still security forces present to combat the hosts (albeit QA central was locked down during the gala), and also the loose end regarding Elsie and the head of security from QA. It will be interesting to see how widespread (if at all) the revolt was from the gala, who survives the attack, and how the park responds from there. Do they simply try to cover it up? Blame it all on Ford's madness? Does anyone aside of Bernard and Dolores really know what happened? How does Bernard react to the human employees, and does he attempt to act like a double agent? How long before they figure out Bernard is a host? How much does Elsie know?
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