I think they're just trying to be overly cautious in the way that they're legally wording their release forms

Hold on this didn't say nude they're not they're not genital to genital touching they have something in mind

Because are you going to turn or are you going to turn down a HBO series if you're an actor?

No, I'm doing genital and genital. I'm yeah, I'm getting on the back of horses fully nude

Absolutely are you kidding me?

Sign me up.

Yeah, without a doubt. Welcome back to Shadon TV West World Edition. I am your host Roger Roper alongside

me is my faithful co-host Dick Ebert.

Did you want me to say hello?

I do, I do, that's why I introduce you.

Hello.

And each week we will be reviewing the soon to be hit

HBO series Westworld.

This week's episode is all about the characters.

And Big D, I thought it would be a good idea to kind of review each character and actors role within Westworld what we know so far, and kind of give our predictions for their characters.

Now, we may be wildly off, but in our last episode, when we reviewed the 1973 version, the movie, written and directed by Michael Crichton, we could see the foundation for what could be a very rich vibrant story and then now that

we've that we've seen what HBO has released in the series so far on their website

and I think it was just came out that they released the first three episodes to critics and critics have watched it and started to review what they can. We have the makings of a very very cool

story that the critics have confirmed. This could be the first legitimate Game of Thrones series replacement.

Yeah and I think we want to give everybody a warning.

I don't go looking for spoilers and I don't think you did either we just tried to read what was put

out there by HBO and it was put out by the critics that they gave advanced copies to

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