All the devils are here. (Westworld S01E01)
Decrypted, Ars Technica's TV podcast
In our debut episode of Decrypted: Westworld, we talk about the show's many layers of conspiracies, and its overarching themes. We're joined by award-winning science fiction author Charlie Jane Anders, who talks to us about how the series grapples with the idea that memory is key to identity, and wonders whether Westworld can achieve the same mainstream popularity as Game of Thrones. Other topics discussed include: Anthony Hopkins (annoying or not?), Ed Harris (holy crap scary), the big reveal (very cool), Westerns and backstage musicals (key to thinking about the action), the future of game design (obviously), and why BernardΒ makes the Professor/Mr. Abernathy cry. Also: what is up with all the flies? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNext Episodes
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