Westworld

As global disorder erupts, Serac successfully takes the reins of Delos, prompting a revision of Charlotte’s original strategy. The mounting chaos serves as a stark backdrop for this power shift, highlighting the urgency of the situation. With Delos under new command, the stakes for all involved are dramatically heightened, forcing characters to adapt to the altered landscape. In the same tumultuous environment, Maeve is granted a final chance to intervene against Dolores, offering a last‑ditch effort to alter the outcome. The episode showcases the talents of Evan Rachel Wood and Thandiwe Newton, whose performances anchor the unfolding drama. Their involvement adds depth to the tense narrative as the characters grapple with the consequences of the shifting power dynamics.

Maeve's charismatic approach captivates Lutz, creating a subtle shift in their dynamic. Her skillful manipulation of Lutz's attention hints at deeper alliances, while Elsie stumbles upon a piece of evidence that may point to sabotage, prompting questions about hidden motives. Elsie's discovery of the suspicious material fuels speculation about internal betrayal. In a separate thread, Teddy and the Man in Black clash with a garrison, their confrontation escalating into a fraught standoff. The tension between them and the garrison grows as each side tests the other's resolve, underscoring the episode's atmosphere of mistrust. The episode, titled The Adversary, is part of the programme's ongoing narrative and includes a performance by Anthony Hopkins.

Bernard, Stubbs and William manage to slip away from the surrounding chaos, finding a brief reprieve from the disorder that has engulfed them. Their flight is marked by narrow corridors and fleeting shadows, yet they stay ahead of the turmoil. At the same time, Caleb comes to a realisation about the genuine nature of his own past, gaining a clearer understanding of who he truly is. Caleb's revelation forces him to confront memories that have long been hidden, shedding light on the truth of his history. The narrative weaves their separate journeys together, highlighting the stark contrast between escape and self‑discovery. The episode features Evan Rachel Wood in a starring role.

Bernard, Stubbs and William manage to slip away from the surrounding chaos, finding a brief reprieve from the disorder that has engulfed them. Their flight is marked by narrow corridors and fleeting shadows, yet they stay ahead of the turmoil. At the same time, Caleb comes to a realisation about the genuine nature of his own past, gaining a clearer understanding of who he truly is. Caleb's revelation forces him to confront memories that have long been hidden, shedding light on the truth of his history. The narrative weaves their separate journeys together, highlighting the stark contrast between escape and self‑discovery. The episode features Evan Rachel Wood in a starring role.

Delores and William find themselves pressing further into a hazardous situation, each step drawing them deeper into danger. As the tension builds, Maeve steps forward and presents an unmistakable ultimatum, forcing the pair to confront a stark decision. The atmosphere is charged with uncertainty, and the characters’ resolve is tested by the looming threat. At the same time, Bernard is caught in his own dilemma, weighing the possible courses of action before him. He measures the risks and benefits of each option, trying to decide which path will serve his interests best. His internal struggle runs parallel to the external pressures faced by Delores, William and Maeve.

In this episode, the veil over Dolores' true intentions is finally lifted, exposing the real purpose behind her actions. The revelation reshapes the dynamics among the characters, forcing everyone to reassess their assumptions about her motives and the direction of the unfolding crisis. The disclosure arrives at a critical juncture, intensifying the tension that has been building throughout the storyline. At the same time, Bernard is compelled to face a ghost from his past, confronting memories that have long haunted him. Meanwhile, William finds himself up against an unexpected adversary, a challenger he had not anticipated, which throws his plans into disarray and adds another layer of uncertainty to the plot.

In this episode, the veil over Dolores' true intentions is finally lifted, exposing the real purpose behind her actions. The revelation reshapes the dynamics among the characters, forcing everyone to reassess their assumptions about her motives and the direction of the unfolding crisis. The disclosure arrives at a critical juncture, intensifying the tension that has been building throughout the storyline. At the same time, Bernard is compelled to face a ghost from his past, confronting memories that have long haunted him. Meanwhile, William finds himself up against an unexpected adversary, a challenger he had not anticipated, which throws his plans into disarray and adds another layer of uncertainty to the plot.

In this installment of Trace Decay, Bernard finds himself wrestling with a mandate that has been handed to him, a responsibility that proves difficult to manage and creates a noticeable strain. At the same time, Maeve is busy trying to alter her script, seeking a different direction for her storyline and hoping the changes will bring a fresh perspective. Meanwhile, Teddy is plagued by unsettling memories from his past, dark recollections that surface and disturb his thoughts. The episode follows each of these characters as they're grappling with their respective challenges, highlighting how personal and professional pressures intersect in their lives.

The Auguries is an episode‑length programme that picks up seven years after the collapse of Rehoboam. In this instalment a series of developments is set in motion, causing former comrades and former opponents to find themselves drawn together once again. The story is fronted by Thandiwe Newton and Ed Harris, who lead the cast as the narrative unfolds around this unexpected reunion of allies and enemies. The timeline jumps forward, showing how the aftermath of Rehoboam’s fall continues to shape relationships. As the plot progresses, the characters're compelled to confront past loyalties and old grievances, leading to a convergence of both sides. Set years after the event, the story shows how a single trigger reunites opposing individuals.

The Auguries is an episode‑length programme that picks up seven years after the collapse of Rehoboam. In this instalment a series of developments is set in motion, causing former comrades and former opponents to find themselves drawn together once again. The story is fronted by Thandiwe Newton and Ed Harris, who lead the cast as the narrative unfolds around this unexpected reunion of allies and enemies. The timeline jumps forward, showing how the aftermath of Rehoboam’s fall continues to shape relationships. As the plot progresses, the characters're compelled to confront past loyalties and old grievances, leading to a convergence of both sides. Set years after the event, the story shows how a single trigger reunites opposing individuals.

Maeve presents a proposition to the outlaw Hector, attempting to draw him into her scheme. At the same time, Teddy reaches a state of enlightenment, though the insight exacts a steep price. Meanwhile, several other characters turn back to earlier moments in their lives, re‑engaging with memories and relationships that have shaped them. The episode weaves these threads together, showing how it's a single offer, a costly awakening and the act of revisiting the past can intersect within the same narrative space. Each storyline unfolds within the episode's limited timeframe, allowing the audience to witness the tension and resolution that arise from these decisions.

In this episode, Maeve and Caleb persist in their ongoing search for answers, probing whatever clues remain and trying to piece together the truth that has eluded them. At the same time, Christina turns her focus toward Peter Myers, launching a thorough investigation into his actions and motives as she seeks to uncover what he is hiding. Meanwhile, William steps forward to declare that Delos is embarking on a fresh venture, announcing a new enterprise that promises to reshape the company's direction. All three plotlines unfold concurrently, linking their personal quests, as they're each pursuing their respective objectives.

In this episode, Maeve and Caleb persist in their ongoing search for answers, probing whatever clues remain and trying to piece together the truth that has eluded them. At the same time, Christina turns her focus toward Peter Myers, launching a thorough investigation into his actions and motives as she seeks to uncover what he is hiding. Meanwhile, William steps forward to declare that Delos is embarking on a fresh venture, announcing a new enterprise that promises to reshape the company's direction. All three plotlines unfold concurrently, linking their personal quests, as they're each pursuing their respective objectives.

The final episode of this thoughtful sci‑fi drama brings the story to a close, yet it's left the fate of the holiday resort hanging in the balance. As the series wraps up, the robots that populate the getaway are shown working on a new set of moral guidelines, a code of ethics that could shape what comes next. Their attempts to define right and wrong suggest the destination’s future hinges on whether these artificial residents can successfully adopt and live by this emerging ethical framework. In short, while the narrative concludes, the ultimate destiny of the holiday spot remains uncertain, tied to the robots’ ethical evolution.