reddit tells me that preferred term is now rey sue 
HBO's Westworld
Sure. Then something along the line: 'scriptwriters probably don' t have the luxury of multiple seasons to organically develop characters so that everything can evolve as it's meant to evolve throughout a set course of time, or, one could argue, Lindelof's ability to magically do it all in just one season a la Watchmen, so they put every plot solution in the hands of one overpowered character that is wrecking obstacles left and right because the scripts demands it, not the character. '
Looks pretty slick though, as always. Evan Rachel Wood needs to be a bigger star and in more things.
So this is a reboot now apparently
I’m glad we’re impartial, but it’s always surprised and amused me that Westworld, which has a Nolan behind it, isn’t better received on a website called NolanFans.com.
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I'm all in for the "American" Nolan. l was a big fan of both seasons of Westworld. I really dug his original script for Interstellar, also. I liked what Chris did with it, but part of me wouldn't of minded if he filmed Jonah's initial draft.
It's as if after season 2 ended they said, "oh you guys hated confusion, well we're about to make you hate it even more!"
This was...really good?
The production values are insane.
-Vader
The production values are insane.
-Vader
This episode was surprisingly more straightforward than i thought it would be. Also i don't like Caleb just because he's kinda relatable.
Going to watch tonight! Pumpeedd
