'Westworld' Season 2 Release Date, Spoilers: What To Expect In The Upcoming Season

In "Westworld" season 2, fans should expect that a view of the world in the 2050 may be shown. Whether that would be a long exposure or not, showrunners Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan kept mum on specific details of the upcoming season.

When the first season of "Westworld" ended, viewers were given a sneak peek to the potential future events of the sci-fi drama. In the first few episodes, many were probably caught off guard after learning that Bernard is not actually human but a host Dr. Ford created in memory of his partner Arnold.

Viewers were also surprised to find out that William whom Dolores thought truly loved her is the same old man in black she had a memory of hurting her. Producers basically used different timelines to showcase an introduction to the "Westworld" which engaged fans throughout the entire season.

Since the use of different timelines were proven effective because of engaged fans, both Joy and Nolan were asked whether they would still be using the same approach in "Westworld" season 2. In her interview with TV Insider, Joy said they would not use the same styles and experiment on different point of views and angles instead.

Nolan, for his part, answered the inquiry on whether fans would see more of the park. The co-creator said when they imagined "Westworld," they see a slow revelation of what is inside the show. They plan to slowly reveal what it looks like entirely. He also added that "Westworld" season 1 only revealed a glimpse of the world, but viewers will be seeing it bit by bit as the seasons go on.

Meanwhile, since fans were too engaged on what is going to happen next in "Westworld" season 2, Nolan admitted that Redditors correctly guessed a plot twist which he had to re-write, Metro reported. For other spoilers on "Westworld" season 2, check out the video below.