With the success of Game of Thrones, HBO was keen to have another majorly successful TV show, and they almost did with this ...

The 80-acre living museum features original buildings from Wright brothers, Edison, and will soon add MLK's Selma planning ...

Even plot twists can get a bit predictable at times if they're overdone, but nobody saw these totally unexpected TV show plot ...

Westworld's 2022 cancellation came as a surprise, and these 10 episodes made us wish the science fiction dystopian series ...

But if Ford is still alive, then how was his dead body decaying in the hot Westworld sun at the end of “Journey into Night”? We have no idea if the hosts decay, but I’d guess they do.

It’s an interesting goal, for sure. Ethically it feels the tiniest bit weird. Fable cites Westworld as an inspiration – just the good parts, not the bad. But even that feels a little weird.

Like for real this time — the digitized copy of Ford’s consciousness that was housed in the Forge back in Westworld was destroyed, along with the Forge itself, at the end of season 2.

When Westworld premiered back in the fall of 2016, it billed itself as starring Academy Award winner Sir Anthony Hopkins, one of the greatest actors of his generation. He played Robert Ford, the ...

Dr. Ford died during season one, but there is a host version of him in Westworld. The "Little Boy," which was created by Arnold as a gift, is a copy of young Robert Ford.

2052: Westworld season 1 The Man in Black begins to search for the maze he has heard about over the years. Ford releases an update introducing “reveries” that allow hosts to remember past lives.

Fool us twice, probably still shame on you, because making “Westworld” fans think Robert Ford (Anthony Hopkins) is gone for good yet again, and then bringing him back once more would be just ...

Ford returns - sort of At the end of season one, Anthony Hopkins' Dr. Robert Ford was shot in the head, which generally tends to kill most people.