evolving to a new state of consciousness (such as Jimi Simpson's William and Ben Barnes' Logan exploring the town and getting into gunfights) are still engrossing. Storylines that don't necessarily offer up the immediate thrills of Dolores and co. SummaryДЄnother fascinating episode, and now that we're truly starting to dig into the story, we're definitely on board to see where it goes from here. We were a little saddened to see Elise treated almost like one of the stock women of the park's narratives when she comes under threat from the rogue host, but it was worth it to see the AI destroy himself in spectacular, bloody fashion. Her banter with Stubbs had an amusing jock-versus-nerd ring to it ('I bet you do' was her withering response to his remark that he sleeps with his gun) and this pairing, freed from either wandering the basement or adjusting hosts (well, they were still wandering and adjusting, but it was outdoors at least) was enjoyable. It makes a change from her being assigned to clear up glitches in the facility or snogging host-itutes. heading up to the surface with Luke Hemsworth's Stubbs to track down a stray. Snarky tech Elsie (Shannon Woodward) got to leave the lab this week. While the previous mentions of deceased son Charlie didn't always land in the episode, this was a lovely, human moment between two people clearly in pain. After letting slip during one of his Dolores debriefs about his son 'he's not somewhere you would understand' вЂ“ subtle! вЂ“ we also get a slightly wedged in comment from Ford and then a nice scene over video chat between Jeffrey Wright's tech and his wife вЂ“ or more likely ex-wife вЂ“ played by Gina Torres, one of the big damn heroes of Firefly.

Ford was not the only person having some backstory filled.

Westworld season 1 episode 3 summary