The vast majority of the episode takes place either within the Mesa or within the Cradle, so first, let’s get this bit of business out of the way: Maeve and the Man in Black (Ed Harris), finally squaring off against one another. Eventually, she’s able to get the truth: Abernathy’s control unit is in Sector 16, Zone 4 - the same location as “the Valley Beyond.” When the group returns to the Mesa, Hale tortures Bernard into revealing what happened to Peter Abernathy (Louis Herthum). “I figured you’d have some skeletons in your closet, Bernard,” says Hale. Revealing them one at a time, the secret fans have known for ten episodes becomes public knowledge: Bernard is a host, evidenced by the various Bernard doppelgängers in the space, presumably created by Ford. (It’s no coincidence that ten episodes earlier, in the seventh hour of Westworld‘s first season, a similarly crucial door was at the heart of the mystery, not to mention the heart of this same location.) In a room within a room, the group discovers several different bodies covered in plastic.
Just then, the group finds a door within the cabin. 'Westworld': How That Shocking Return Opens the Door for Even More Questions She and Strand reveal their theory that one of Bernard or Stubbs killed Theresa to cover their tracks seeing the blood against the wall triggers Bernard, and he begs them to stop before they shoot Stubbs. He marches them out into the dead of night, explaining his suspicion that he believes one or both men are trying to sell “a key to the highest bidder.” Strand brings them to the cabin in the woods where Bernard unwittingly killed Theresa Cullen once upon a time, and where Hale is now waiting for them. Ashley Stubbs (Luke Hemsworth) tries to convince Bernard that they need to call for help, that Strand (Gustaf Skarsgård) and Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) aren’t interested in rescuing the guests, only in securing “their fucking project.”Īs they’re about to make a break for it, Stubbs and Bernard are captured by Strand and his soldiers. The episode begins with a cold open, set in Bernard’s “future” timeline. Ford’s back, never having fully gone away in the first place, and he has more plans in store for the future, specifically involving Bernard.īeyond Bernard and Ford’s reunion, “Les Écorchés” saw Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) finally catch up with her father, Maeve (Thandie Newton) catch up with her greatest enemy and the past catch up with Bernard’s future. On second thought… that’s actually exactly how the end of A New Hope plays out, at least from a certain point of view perhaps it’s not the best comparison, but you get the picture. 'Westworld' Sneak Peek Sees Jeffrey Wright Through Different Eyes After all, hard to imagine the appartion of Obi-Wan Kenobi forcing Luke Skywalker to mercilessly destroy his enemies from beyond the grave, isn’t it? The Westworld architect remains alive, at least digitally, appearing as almost a force ghost for Bernard - a force ghost with some decidedly Sith-like overtones. The new hour, “Les Écorchés,” confirms Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) was unwittingly tasked with creating a control unit that would house Ford’s continued consciousness following his death.
THE OFFICE SEASON 2 EPISODE 7 FULL
It’s official: Robert Ford (Anthony Hopkins) is back in action.Īfter his shocking appearance at the end of season two’s sixth episode, “Phase Space,” Ford returned in full in this week’s Westworld, albeit in new form.
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