Westworld, HBO’s sci-fi/western/dystopian tv-series concluded its third season in May 2020. According to Michael Crichton’s 1973 movie of the same name, the multiple is centered around a literary amusement park. With no fear of consequences or restrictions, people of methods can come and indulge Inside this park.
As they struggle to break the shackles that bind 19, the show follows the journey of the android hosts. The show started airing in October 2016 and has 28 episodes.
Fans will be happy to know that HBO has officially confirmed the fourth season of Westworld. But we could presume. Reports suggest that there are immense possibilities of a fifth and sixth season occurring. Luckily, the fantastic and complex story of Westworld isn’t going to end soon.
On account of the current ongoings on the planet, all productions have been delayed, and Westworld is not any exemption to this. Furthermore, the exceptional narrative, place, and VFX that goes into making this show means that fans won’t get to see that the fourth season until at least 2022.
No plot details have been revealed so far regarding the season. Viewers who have kept up with the show will understand that from the season 3 finale, Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) erased herself.
Fans have been speculating for quite a long time if Dolores would come back in the fourth year. Series co-creator Jonathan Nolan, nevertheless, recently clarified that Dolores is actually gone from the series, but her host body still stays in the form of Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson). We can only affirm that the fourth season will further year 3’s plotlines.
Most characters in Westworld don’t stay dead as viewers might be aware. So we can expect most characters from the previous time to reprise their roles. Evan Rachel Wood, who played Dolores, also might come back, albeit in another function or capacity. The throw will likely feature:
Jeffrie Wright as Bernard Lowe/Arnold Weber
Tessa Thompson as Charlotte Hale
Aaron Paul as Caleb Nichols
Thandie Newton as Maeve Millay… among others
For updates, stay tuned.