Reunion takes us to the root of the park, as the origins of Westworld are revealed. Dolores continues her quest to reach "The Valley Beyond".

Season 2 kicks off with the aptly titled “Journey Into Night”. Multiple timelines again emerge, though we witness these through a rather unreliable narrator.

We open the door on the second season of the Beyond Westworld Podcast. Thanks for bringing yourself back online.

Michael Ahr of DenOfGeek.com joins as we wrap up our thoughts on season one and discuss in detail our predictions and expectations for season two.

Before we offer our final podcast of this year, we thought it would be a great time to do a crossover podcast with the The Rog, Big D, and Gene from Shat On TV's Westworld Podcast!

All of the pieces have been played in the exciting Westworld Season Finale, The Bicameral Mind, and now it is time to deconstruct this riveting narrative.

In The Well-Tempered Clavier, we discuss Maeve's path to independence, Bernard's sad journey, Williams dark passage, and Dolores' final revelation.

Westworld set the pieces in motion as "Trace Decay" takes a deeper look at hosts and their memories, as our three primary perspectives (Maeve, Bernard, and Dolores) are thrown into chaos.

The revelation is finally subsiding and we can now talk about what it all means as our detailed discussion on Trompe L'Oeil hits

Robert Ford has a secret, and Bernard stumbles across it leading him to question his alignment to both his mentor, and his former lover.

In Pariah, Dolores as well as the audience begin to question if there is more than one of everything as she continues to have echoes of the past haunting her both in and outside of town

Elsie and Stubbs chase after a stray run away host who for some reason decided to take a walk to gaze at the starts but gets trapped 127 hours style in a crevice.

William learns just what becoming a guest at Westworld truly entails as he, along with his co-worker Logan, embrace their true nature.

We break down every aspect of the exciting premiere, as well as break down all of the major characters, arcs and themes of the episode. What violent delights are in store?