Fallout Video Game Adaptation in Motion at Amazon, From Westworld EPs
Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan are going (post-) nuclear. READ MORE
Emmys
Westworld's Co-Creators Tease 'Disturbing' Season 2 'Bloodbath'
The grave diggers in Westworld are going to be busy, come Season 2. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Westworld Creators: Season 2 Will Shine Light On Guest Experience — 'Before the Mayhem Starts'
Westworld‘s robot revolution is definitely on its way. But before it arrives… anyone wanna talk park hopper passes and family dining plans? READ MORE
Westworld EPs Tackle Burning Finale Q: Has Much Changed for Dolores at All?
We’ve just about gotten our minds wrapped around Westworld‘s dizzyingly complex season finale, which aired Sunday. But a detail from one of the HBO drama’s major revelations is nagging us READ MORE
Post Mortems
Westworld EPs Dish Dolores' Decision, Ford's Plan, Other Parks and Season 2: 'We're Gonna See a Lot of Flies'
Warning: This post contains major spoilers from Westworld‘s Season 1 finale.
Westworld‘s Season 1 finale Sunday answered a bunch of questions — What is at the READ MORE
Person of Interest EPs Defend Shocking Twist, Talk Unscripted Kiss, Tease 'Messy' Aftermath
Person of Interest creator Jonah Nolan says that when he rounded up his cast almost three years ago, the message was clear: “Nothing lasts forever.” That in unspooling this tale of two men, a Machine and the others in their orbit, the mandate was to keep the stakes real.
That much was confirmed this Tuesday night, when the CBS drama killed off …READ MORE
HBO Greenlights Sci-Fi Pilot Westworld From J.J. Abrams and Jonathan Nolan
HBO is getting into the J.J. Abrams business.
The premium cable net has given a pilot order to Westworld, a drama inspired by the 1973 film of the same name, from Abrams‘ Bad Robot Productions and Person of Interest creator Jonathan Nolan. READ MORE
Fall TV Preview
Fall TV Mystery Solved! Person of Interest Will Explain How Its Crime-Predicting Gizmo Works
As technologically suspect as the crime-predicting “machine” at the heart of Person of Interest may seem, CBS’ new action-drama does plan to slowly — in keeping with the style of exec producer J.J. Abrams — shed light on how the contraption works.
“I’m afraid you’re going to be disappointed,” executive producer Jonathan Nolan (The Dark Knight) told me at the Television Critics Association press tour, upon hearing my thought that maybe the seemingly unbelievable machine’s workings should never be referenced beyond the pilot. READ MORE
