Westworld season 3 is nearly here, and it looks like everyone might get hooked on this AI obsessed HBO show around again. Now that we’ve got a full trailer, we have got an inkling into how the series will ignite our attention, and also the role that new high-profile cast member (Aaron Paul) will play.
While the seasons of this series took us the next iteration gave us new parks, a feudal Japan-themed park, such as Shogun World. Season 3 looks to shake things up with the real world, outside of those parks.
Will Westworld season 3 get us hooked again? This is everything we know so far.
Prominent cast members include the above Aaron Paul, who’s playing Caleb. The cast is rounded out with two additional major new signings: Lena Waithe (The Chi, Master of None) and Vincent Cassel (Ocean’s Twelve, Black Swan). Oh, and HBO vet Kid Cudi (How to Make It in America) is also going to appear in the season.
Returning cast members are listed under:
In the trailers that are above, we could tell Bernard fears, Dolores, considerably, and that he is trying to find a solution to her possible increase. Our big-big question, then, is who’s side will take in this war? Is Caleb assumed to represent them?
In terms of more theories, there is also some rumbling that this actual world that Dolores is researching is after-all that is actual. Yes, season two’s finale suggested that Dolores was breaking the seal between the parks she’s used to and going into”our” world, but imagine if it’s not?
What is that? Well, ScreenRant is emphasizing a particular phrasing, that year 3’s theme is”The New World” — and that every park is referred to as a World (Westworld, Shogun World and also the to-be-introduced War World, which has the appearance of World War 2 Italy).
You can observe the Westworld season 3 premiere on March 15, 2020 at 9 p.m. Eastern on HBO. 1 episode will be aired by the 8-episode season.
The first official Westworld year 3 trailer ought to get people re-energized for the new year, and came recently. This tease hypes a civil war between the AI, with a few and one attempting to influence humanity away. Oh, and there is Lots of action:
HBO released the very first Westworld season 3 trailer in San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) 2020, teasing fans with footage of Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) walking around in the real world outside Westworld’s walls. “You and I don’t have any mother, no father,” she says, before talking about outsmarting their masters.
Other familiar faces include Maeve (Thandie Newton), who is at the World War II world, and Bernard, seen poking around the Delos company’s archive of robots that are retired.
Aaron Paul appears from the trailer because of the new character Caleb, and he is hanging from a building at one point. We learned in a teaser that surfaced throughout Game of Thrones, and they seem to be.
A robot is gunned down, and Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) pats a different robot. It’s all chaos.
HBO revealed the Westworld 3 launch date came at a trailer. The clip introduces a timeline that highlights the Hong Kong Protests along with the impeachment of both Donald J. Trump (Known as the 45th president of the United States). It then introduces events in our future, starting with a May 2020 environmental meltdown in Indonesia.
The timeline appears to follow the decline of humanity as it exists in Westworld’s narrative. April 17, 2039 is subsequently introduced as a date when a”system initiated” at an undisclosed place of Solomon’ construct 0.06 — the AI in the origin of Westworld.
It finishes at Feb. 2058, with an off-screen voice saying something wasn’t accounted for. Or take. Clued-in fans consider the”you” to be Dolores, the unlikely protagonist of the first Westworld seasons.
Westworld season 3 looks to check the limitations of free will, or at least what happens without the shortage thereof. We have a little flavor of this chance at CES 2020 when HBO encouraged us to a dinner which was”hosted by Incite,” where our ordering decisions were made for us.
HBO even published a trailer with this Incite company, which I’d wager plays a role in the struggles that Caleb (Aaron Paul) is enduring.