The Worst Episodes of Westworld

Like what I've done with the place? (I just cranked it to expert level.).

Director: Richard J. Lewis

Writer: Jonathan Nolan, Alison Schapker

Dolores true intentions are revealed; Bernard confronts a ghost from his past; Maeve is conflicted; Serac's voice is dominant; Caleb's role is revealed; and William faces an unexpected villain.

Director: Jennifer Getzinger

Writer: Denise Thé, Jonathan Nolan

Hello again. Don't worry about a thing. It's all in your head.

Director: Richard J. Lewis

Writer: Lisa Joy, Will Soodik

I heard a fly buzz when I died.

Director: Craig William Macneill

Writer: Matt Pitts, Christina Ham

Maeve, Lee, Hector and Armistice have revelations in a new world adjacent to their own - welcome to Shogun World. Dolores makes a decision about Teddy, and Karl Strand discovers something sinister about the hosts' data.

Director: Craig Zobel

Writer: Dan Dietz

Caleb gets an insight on the true nature of his past; Dolores seeks out Rehoboam's predecessor, while Maeve tracks her down; Bernard, Stubbs, and William escape from all the chaos.

Director: Helen Shaver

Writer: Gina Atwater, Denise Thé

There is beauty in who we are. Shouldn't we, too, try to survive? Truth is, we don't all deserve to make it. Dolores makes her next move as Charlotte scrambles to protect Delos' most prized asset. Bernard gets closer to the truth and Maeve continues the search for her daughter.

Director: Richard J. Lewis

Writer: Roberto Patino, Ron Fitzgerald

Serac's past is revealed; Dolores pressures Liam for access to Rehoboam; Caleb is dosed with an unusual party drug.

Director: Anna Foerster

Writer: Karrie Crouse, Jonathan Nolan

Why don't we start at the beginning? Dolores remembers she's been to the outside world, William makes a bold business venture, and Maeve begins her quest for her daughter. Someone's always watching.

Director: Vincenzo Natali

Writer: Carly Wray, Jonathan Nolan

We each deserve to choose our own fate. Maeve continues the search for her daughter, as Dolores calculates her next, ruthless move. Bernard and Elsie break into a new laboratory space and get closer to the truth about Delos.

Director: Tarik Saleh

Writer: Carly Wray

The puppet show is over, and we are coming for you and the rest of your kind. Dolores leads a host revolution against the Delos board. Maeve, meanwhile, searches for what compelled her to return to the park.

Director: Richard J. Lewis

Writer: Roberto Patino, Lisa Joy

Maeve finds herself in a new park and meets a ghost from the past; Bernard makes his way back to Westworld.

Director: Richard J. Lewis

Writer: Matt Pitts, Lisa Joy

Charlotte grapples with reality; Dolores and Caleb begin to form a key partnership.

Director: Amanda Marsalis

Writer: Denise Thé

You can never go back again. But if you do, bring a shovel.

Director: Hanelle M. Culpepper

Writer: Suzanne Wrubel, Kevin Lau

To thine own selves be true.

Director: Andrew Seklir

Writer: Jordan Goldberg, Allison Rock

Elsie and her colleague Ashley Stubbs head into the hills in pursuit of a missing host. Teddy gets a new backstory, which sets him off in pursuit of a new villain, leaving Dolores alone in Sweetwater. Bernard investigates the origins of madness and hallucinations within the hosts. William finds an attraction he'd like to pursue and drags Logan along for the ride.

Director: Neil Marshall

Writer: Daniel T. Thomsen, Lisa Joy

Dolores sets out to find the architect of the Rehoboam; Bernard tries to blend in; Ex-soldier Caleb tries to find his way in neo-Los Angeles.

Director: Jonathan Nolan

Writer: Jonathan Nolan, Lisa Joy

As the world falls into chaos, Serac gains control of Delos, changing Charlotte's plan; Maeve gets one last chance to stop Dolores; William starts his therapy.

Director: Jennifer Getzinger

Writer: Suzanne Wrubel, Lisa Joy

You want to have a drink at a time like this?

Director: Meera Menon

Writer: Denise Thé, Desa Larkin-Boutté

A pair of guests, first-timer William and repeat visitor Logan, arrive at Westworld with different expectations and agendas. Bernard and Quality Assurance head Theresa Cullen debate whether a recent host anomaly is contagious. Meanwhile, behavior engineer Elsie Hughes tweaks the emotions of Maeve, a madam in Sweetwater's brothel, in order to avoid a recall. Cocky programmer Lee Sizemore pitches his latest narrative to the team, but Dr. Ford has other ideas. The Man in Black conscripts a condemned man, Lawrence, to help him uncover Westworld's deepest secrets.

Director: Richard J. Lewis

Writer: Jonathan Nolan, Lisa Joy

When you're lost in the dark for long enough, you begin to see - strike the match. Bernard and Ford meet again, and Bernard grapples with the true meaning of the park. The Cradle is under threat and Maeve encounters a scene from her past - but this time, attempts to change the narrative, while the Man in Black discovers just how real the stakes are in Ford's game.

Director: Nicole Kassell

Writer: Ron Fitzgerald, Jordan Goldberg

Dolores joins William and Logan on a bounty hunt in the badlands. The Man in Black, with Lawrence in tow, finds a critical clue in his search to unlock the maze. Dr. Ford and Theresa discuss the future of the park. Maeve is troubled by a recurring vision.

Director: Vincenzo Natali

Writer: Ed Brubaker, Jonathan Nolan

Dolores, William and Logan reach Pariah, a town built on decadence and transgression – where they are recruited for a dangerous mission. Meanwhile, the Man in Black meets an unlikely ally in his search to unlock the maze.

Director: Jonny Campbell

Writer: N/A

God is bored.

Director: Craig William Macneill

Writer: Lisa Joy, Wes Humphrey

Ford orders a reluctant Bernard to conduct business as usual. Maeve looks to change the script for her storyline. Dolores finds it increasingly difficult to separate dreams from reality. Teddy is jarred by dark memories, while the Man in Black recalls some of the travails that brought him to this critical juncture.

Director: Stephen Williams

Writer: Charles Yu, Lisa Joy