A dark odyssey about the dawn of artificial consciousness and the evolution of sin. Set at the intersection of the near future and the reimagined past, it explores a world in which every human appetite, no matter how noble or depraved, can be indulged.
This tv show contains 73 potentially triggering events.
Actress Sidse Babett Knudsen reported that the horses, used during the first season, were neglected on set. She was quoted as telling the producers and wranglers, “These horses have been out in the sun for 10 hours, they are going to fucking die…They are not even working today – get them in the shade!”
s1e1 a women is killed and its implied she was assaulted/ will be post-death. the main character Dolores is dragged of into a barn and it is implied she is going to be assaulted and has been in the past by the same man. in the resting facility, one of the android sex workers is kissed while in a "stasis mode" without her consent.
s1e3 a more explicit flashback to dolores being dragged into the barn by the man in black. she is dragged into the barn by differnt men at the end of the episode as well but this time fights off her attacker.
s1es someone is kidnapped and tortured for information by the man in black.---s1e4 Teddy is tied to a tree and left for dead. The man in black slits a mans neck to drain him of blood
A lot of yes votes but I'm not sure what they're referring to. I'm sensitive to jumpscares and had no issue. It's generally not a "scary" show although it is violent and has some "thriller" suspensful aspects
Hosts can be reprogrammed, you can argue that the changes made to the Host or the person making the changes count as mind control, a form of possession.
There are host storylines (past ones) that involve ghosts. We don't see the storylines but we hear host dialogue from it and hear about the storylines briefly and vaguely.
Season 1 and 2 are clear of this trigger, S3E1 has one bad guy retching, slightly visible in the rear camera of a car at night. It mostly sounds like he's choking on blood; I didn't see anything visually traumatic during this.
Traditional shock therapy does not take place in the series, but something that might seem to have similar effects to shock therapy or seizures happens in Season 3 Episode 8.
s1e2 one of the hosts, Maeve, wakes up during surgery and tries to escape by running nude and bleeding through the facility, where she finds the room where hosts murdered by guests are "processed". -----s1e4 maeve has flashbacks to waking up in the facility after being shot and being operated on.---s1e5 a schene of her being repaired on the operating table.
Given Westworld is basically an MMORPG, reality is incredibly unstable & prone to dramatic, unexplained change. Especially for the ‘NPCs’ (the HOSTS, not the guests)
Someone commits suicide in Season 1: Episodes 9 and 10. Two people commit suicide in Season 2 Episode 9. One additional person considers suicide. It largely deals with the way that loved ones are affected by the suicides. Watch the show with caution because there might be more, especially in Season 2.
Extensively. I would not recommend this show if you don't like, for example, tarantino films. But it's not exploitative depictions like, for example, the saw series.
In addition to lots of shooting and stabbing and sexual violence, there are dead bodies being chopped apart, people reaching inside various wounds, a hand being chopped off, torture, bloodletting, scalping, a heart being cut out, heads being cut open, and a lot more.