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Westworld – Season 3, Episode 2 The Winter Line

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89% Tomatometer 19 Reviews
People put up a lot of walls.
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Westworld — Season 3, Episode 2

Westworld — Season 3, Episode 2

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In "The Winter Line", Westworld's muddled timelines start to surface, but by continuing to put character development center stage the episode avoids confusion and takes Maeve and Bernard on an exciting new journey.

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Paul MacInnes Guardian 03/30/2020
The Maeve plotline takes up the majority of this week's episode and is a typically Westworld-ian combination of high-faluting theory, hefty exposition (why are we here? What does this mean?) and some nice one-liners. Go to Full Review
James Hibberd Entertainment Weekly 03/30/2020
This is a Westworld-ian update of a classic sci-fi trope (and its sort of perfect that when Maeve takes on Nazis in Westworld, she wins by utterly confusing the hell out of them). Go to Full Review
Scott Tobias New York Times 03/23/2020
The opening of this week's episode is clever opportunity to stick a fully woke host in a chintzy, down-the-dial World War II spy thriller. Go to Full Review
Clint Worthington The Spool 03/27/2020
With episode 2, "The Winter Line," we get some of that old Westworld spark back, especially now that Maeve (Thandie Newton) is back. Go to Full Review
Reyzando Nawara Film Inquiry 03/25/2020
It still retains the exciting new energy that the first episode has brilliantly established while at the same time building an anticipation of what could be a great war between two sides of humanity. Go to Full Review
Mikel Zorrilla Espinof 03/23/2020
3.5/5
The series has once again assumed that it is necessary to bet on a more lively pace without sacrificing its impeccable technical part or having to introduce new players to the game. [Full Review in Spanish] Go to Full Review
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Episode Info

Synopsis People put up a lot of walls.
Director
Richard J. Lewis
Executive Producer
Jonathan Nolan, Lisa Joy, J.J. Abrams, Jerry Weintraub, Bryan Burk
Screenwriter
Matthew Pitts, Lisa Joy
Network
HBO
Rating
TV-MA
Genre
Drama, Sci-Fi
Original Language
English
Release Date
Mar 22, 2020