10 Extra-Long TV Episodes That Actually Earn Their Inflated Run-Times
Rules weren’t meant to be broken when it comes to TV episode lengths, but these 10 examples — introduced on the Very Good TV Podcast — are clear exceptions.
Westworld
‘Westworld’ Is Killing the Same Characters So Many Times, It’s Actually Killing Itself — Spoilers
“Game of Thrones” made killing off your show’s star a stunning staple of modern television, but “Westworld” has made death almost meaningless.
‘Westworld’ Finale Review: Season 2 Closes With Gripping Battles for Control and Debates Over Human Nature
In Season 2, Episode 10, “The Passenger” doesn’t just take us from life to death, but also to the space in between.
‘Westworld’ Review: ‘Vanishing Point’ Reveals Stunning Stakes for the Finale and Some Tragic Twists
Season 2, Episode 9 takes us deeper inside William’s past, as the way is prepped for the future.
‘Westworld’ Review: ‘Kiksuya’ Narrows the Show’s Focus For the Most Fascinating Episode of the Season
Season 2, Episode 8 puts the spotlight on another corner of this fascinating world, and what it reveals has massive implications.
‘Westworld’ Review: ‘Les Écorchés’ Escalates the Action in a Nearly Perfect Episode
Season 2 picks up the pace as the big ideas and big action of the HBO drama escalate.
‘Westworld’ Review: ‘Phase Space’ Keeps the Plot Moving, but Doesn’t Take Our Breath Away
Season 2, Episode 6 does manage to juggle a lot of balls simultaneously, and does it well.
‘Westworld’: A Revised Power Ranking of Characters, Halfway Through Season 2
After five new episodes of “Westworld,” here’s where the core characters stand, how they’ve changed, and even more in the Very Good Television Podcast.
‘Westworld’ Review: Visiting Shogun World Leads to One of the Season’s Best Episodes
Season 2 Episode 5, “Akane No Mai,” focuses on Maeve and Dolores, with seismic results.
‘Westworld’: Ed Harris and Jonathan Tucker Break Down the Big Twists in Episode 4
After an hour as action-packed as it is revealing, Harris teases a secret motivation for The Man in Black’s change of heart in Season 2.
‘Westworld’ Review: ‘The Riddle of the Sphinx’ Is Pretty Long, But Explodes One Narrative With Important Answers
Season 2, Episode 4 features a big twist while ignoring nearly half of the show’s series regulars.
‘Westworld’ Review: ‘Virtù e Fortuna’ Puts the Cast Through Their Paces, But Fails to Wow Us
Season 2, Episode 3 features some great scenes, but ultimately serves as a placeholder episode.
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Mark Tildesley (‘The Two Popes’ production designer) on recreating the Vatican and the Sistine Chapel [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]
