Greetings from the Uncanny Valley
Hosted by Kelly Guimont and Lisa Melton
We break down every episode of HBO’s “Westworld.”
63 Do They Have Pastrami in the Sublime?
For the last time this season, your “hosts” Don and Kelly do their best to react to the latest episode of Westworld. Kelly has a new obsession, and Don isn’t sure any of the string on his wall actually got him anywhere.
Previous Episodes
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August 14, 2022 Westworld S4E7 Analysis62 A Long and Storied History of Wrongness
Step into analysis with your “hosts” Don and Kelly as they ponder the big questions: What happens in the finale, what happens next season, and just how blended everyone’s brains will be by season’s end.
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August 7, 2022 Westworld S4E7 Reaction
61 Definitely Not All Stems and Seeds
Bring yourself back online. Don and Kelly return to react to the penultimate episode of Season Four! With plenty to discuss, your “hosts” race against the clock to get it all in under the wire and then spend a moment pondering the sneak peek of next week’s finale.
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August 7, 2022 Westworld S4E6 Analysis
60 That Could Go in the Assumed Bucket
Bring yourself back online. Your “hosts” Don and Kelly step into analysis for Episode 6 of Westworld! Kelly has a theory about motivations, and Don shares his current list(s) of theories.
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July 31, 2022 Westworld S4E6 Reaction
59 Giant Spiky Thingamajigger Is the Technical Term
Once again, your “hosts” Don and Kelly react to the latest episode of Westworld! Two-thirds of the way through the seasons, some truths remain self-evident. Turns out drone hosts are still terrifying, the show still has some tricks up its sleeve, and the OTP will always be Bernard and Stubbs. Send your theories and pictures of your wall of cards and string to @UncannyGreeting on Twitter.
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July 30, 2022 Westworld S4E5 Analysis
58 The Complete Opposite of Matlock
Your “hosts” Kelly and Don are back to step into analysis for Episode Five of Westworld! There are theories, there are cards and string, and there are definitely some Opinions about Some Things. Send your theories and photos of your own theory wall to @UncannyGreeting on Twitter.
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July 24, 2022 Westworld S4E5 Reaction
57 Tweet F#*$!NG Tweet
Your “hosts” Kelly and Don are back to react to the latest episode of Westworld! Don gets to do a brief “I Was Right” dance, and Kelly discovers Westworld-themed nail polish for all Buckaroos.
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July 24, 2022 Westworld S4E4 Analysis
56 Two and Two Makes…Pancakes
Bring yourself back online! Don and Kelly step into analysis for the fourth episode of the fourth season of Westworld. At the halfway point, your “hosts” look at this season so far: Don reports back from a visit with Reddit-boham, the Internet Theory Machine, and Kelly continues to spend cycles on an as yet unanswered question.
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July 17, 2022 Westworld S4E4 Reaction
55 I Told You We’re Calling Him Vicky
Your “hosts” Kelly and Don are back with the timer-driven reaction to S4E4, “Generation Loss.” As usual, every answer just creates more questions, and a lot of them get asked before the timer goes off. If you have a theory for Kelly’s house or Don’s wall, be sure to head to the Tweetiebox and send them to @UncannyGreeting for maximum exposure.
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July 17, 2022 Westworld S4E3 Analysis
54 Don’t Catch the Flyrus That’s Going Around
Bring yourself back online. Your “hosts” Don and Kelly are back to discuss the third episode of Westworld. NOTE: If you want to avoid discussion of the preview for next week’s show, skip from 29:22 to 32:38. Otherwise, tune in for Don’s Grand Unified Theory of Season Four, and Kelly’s new word which delighted Don so much it became the title. Find the show’s new handle @UncannyGreeting on Twitter and send in your theories for Don’s Wall of Cards and String or Kelly’s House of Theories.
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July 10, 2022 “Westworld” S4E3 Reaction
53 We Had to Settle for the Tuna Melts
Bring yourself back online. Your “hosts” Don and Kelly are here to react to the latest episode of Westworld, “Années Folles.” Racing the clock as usual, Kelly falls down a Reddit-sized rabbit hole and Don flexes some theory muscles of his own.