Hi folks this is Louis Herkin the original Peter Abernathie.

Hell is empty and all the devils are here on the Shadow TV West World Podcast

to Roger Jean and Big He.

And they need. Welcome back to Shadd on TV Westworld, the unofficial podcast companion piece to the hit

HBO show Westworld. I'm one of your host Gene Lyons alongside me is my co-host, Big D Dick Ebert.

Good evening.

Roger Roper and Carrie Grocer on the road,

so you'll just be stuck with us tonight.

This is our Instacast episode

where we look back on this week's episode of Westworld

and provide our immediate reactions.

This week's episode is entitled Kixuya, Big D, what'd you think?

I think there's gonna be one of those polarizing episodes and for the first time all season I just didn't want to take notes and I've

been complaining as we've been watching that a lot of times the story you're trying to keep track of you know bits and

pieces of the mystery here and there this was probably in my book top three

Westworld episodes of all time I think a lot of people are going to hate it and say, oh, it's filler, you're crazy,

absolutely loved it. I think the show has demonstrated that it can be more than just a mystery box and for me I couldn't have hoped for anymore.

Yeah, I felt like a Jedi Knight detecting a disturbance in the force, just a million minds at once shrieking about how butt hurt they were about this episode.

I expect full backlash and I agree with you, Big D. I loved it. I feel this is the episode where Westworld grew up.

Prior to this, a lot of the episodes felt like it was made for children,

very simplistic, very sci-fi, in the most generic sense and I only hope that we had this sort of emotional weight going forward on the show.

I wouldn't go that far. I think people are going to hate you. But it's everything we've wanted.

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