Well Enough Alone
- Episode aired Jul 3, 2022
- TV-MA
- 48m
IMDb RATING
7.6/10
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Maeve and Caleb search for answers. Christina investigates Peter Myers. William announces a new Delos venture.Maeve and Caleb search for answers. Christina investigates Peter Myers. William announces a new Delos venture.Maeve and Caleb search for answers. Christina investigates Peter Myers. William announces a new Delos venture.
Jeffrey Wright
- Bernard Lowe
- (credit only)
James Marsden
- Teddy Flood
- (credit only)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAfter she is "reprogrammed" by William and Charlotte Hale, Clementine ( Angela Sarafyan ) adopts a number of body language cues which have come to be indicative of "villain" hosts. These include moving her eyes before turning her head to look at someone. Tessa Thompson and Evan Rachel Wood noted this after the season 2 finale when Dolores is installed into a Hale host body.
- Quotes
Man in Black: Hemingway said, "The world breaks everyone. And it's only afterwards that we grow strong in the broken places." And after I've broken you, you will grow. The same as I have.
- SoundtracksMain Title Theme
Written by Ramin Djawadi
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I am a bit conflicted after watching the latest episode. Usually when a show is set in one specific place for it's first season, it stays there until the writers have completely exhausted every possible story from it then find a new world or expand the small world it's based in. It's been done many times; Westworld did it in S3 where they opened up to the real world after shutting down the park, Snowpiercer did it with big Alice, TWD, wayward pines; the 100... they just expand.
When westworld did that in s3 and it became less about westworld and more about the world outside it,I was a bit unsure but it was fine because series have to evolve. My only hope was S4 doesn't become a conventional AI/robots versus humans sort of sci-fi with the world being taken over through just replacing people in power with machine. There's no main story yet, it feels like a first season of a completely new show and they're laying the foundation, introducing us to the show, especially with this change from Westworld to now "The Golden Age" in S04E02. It doesn't feel new or original because they already did it. They went to the real world in s3, I liked it even though it was met with mixed reviews. They only returned to the animatronic park a few times so I thought they had a place there wanted to take the show to in the future, storylines to explore outside but now it seems like they're going back to the beginning, to Westworld. I don't know if that's good or bad yet but I'm surprised they're deviating from the world S3 opened the hosts already.
I was really looking forward to this and it's not looking bad so far; it seems unimaginative so I hope they really have something up their sleeve to revive viewers to why they love the show. There's not much indication of something special or riveting happening this season for but it's already two episodes in so I remain hopeful.
When westworld did that in s3 and it became less about westworld and more about the world outside it,I was a bit unsure but it was fine because series have to evolve. My only hope was S4 doesn't become a conventional AI/robots versus humans sort of sci-fi with the world being taken over through just replacing people in power with machine. There's no main story yet, it feels like a first season of a completely new show and they're laying the foundation, introducing us to the show, especially with this change from Westworld to now "The Golden Age" in S04E02. It doesn't feel new or original because they already did it. They went to the real world in s3, I liked it even though it was met with mixed reviews. They only returned to the animatronic park a few times so I thought they had a place there wanted to take the show to in the future, storylines to explore outside but now it seems like they're going back to the beginning, to Westworld. I don't know if that's good or bad yet but I'm surprised they're deviating from the world S3 opened the hosts already.
I was really looking forward to this and it's not looking bad so far; it seems unimaginative so I hope they really have something up their sleeve to revive viewers to why they love the show. There's not much indication of something special or riveting happening this season for but it's already two episodes in so I remain hopeful.
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- AfricanBro
- Jul 4, 2022
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- Guanajuato, Mexico(Overview pan of city before following up with Clementine. The Basílica colegiata de Nuestra Señora de Guanajuato is seen in this shot.)
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- Runtime48 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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