Violent Delights is a recap podcast where hosts Andrew Sorcini, Dwayne DeFreitas, and Tosin Onafowokan discuss HBO’s Westworld, and the larger questions this ambitious show hopes to tackle. On this week’s podcast, Andrew and Tosin deconstruct the second episode of Westworld‘s fourth season, “Well Enough Alone”, as they ask: What plans does Hale have “for our kind”, for humans, before she brings hosts into our world?, How do the “bot flies” control humans, and what is the black goo that replaces their brains?, What does Hale really want with the living MIB, that his host can’t provide?, and What is this mysterious Tower, and why does its “song” only affect certain people and birds? Links: * ‘Westworld’: Cocreator Lisa Joy Reveals the Main Title for Season 4 * Futureworld (1976) – main plot regarding replacing notable lawmakers with hosts * They Live (1988) – involves a controlling signal sent out to the populace, that most humans cannot detect, ie the Tower * Don Giovanni (1788) – opera in two acts with music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart * X-Files – running subplot involving ‘black oil’, similar to black goo * Cordyceps – fungus that takes control of an ant’s brain, leading them to seek higher ground (ie “bot flies”) Next Episode on Westworld Social Links You can write to us or email us a voice memo at [email protected] Follow us on Twitter: @HBOWestWorldPod or just hash-tag #ViolentDelights And our Facebook page is : @WestworldPodcast Recap * This week’s recap via Kevin E G Perry, The Independent Podcast