"Decoherence" is the Sixth episode of third season of Westworld, and the twenty-fifth episode overall.
Plot
Do a lot of people tell you that you need therapy?
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The Man in Black is given "Desert Oasis" through an implant in the roof of his mouth. He is then escorted to his chambers by 2 guards, and he catches a glimpse of his therapist hanging herself.
Cast
Main Cast
- Evan Rachel Wood as Dolores Abernathy
- Thandie Newton as Maeve Millay
- Jeffrey Wright as Bernard Lowe
- Tessa Thompson as Host Charlotte Hale/ Dolores Abernathy
- Aaron Paul as Caleb Nichols (Credit only)
- Luke Hemsworth as Ashley Stubbs
- Simon Quarterman as Lee Sizemore
- with Vincent Cassel as Engerraund Serac
- and Ed Harris as Man in Black
Guest Cast
- Rodrigo Santoro as Hector Escaton
- Jimmi Simpson as young William
- Peter Mullan as James Delos
- Katja Herbers as Emily
- Michael Ealy as Jacob Reed
- Jonathan Tucker as Craddock
- Jaxon Thomas Williams as Nathan Hale
- Russell Wong as Brompton
- Payman Maadi as Elliot
- Iddo Goldberg as Sebastian
- Charmin Lee as Joanna
- Zayd Kiszonak as Child William
- Siena Goines as Dr. Natasha Lang
- Louis Ferreira as Dr. Alpert
Co-Stars
- Christian Stamm as Sauer
- Jason McBeth as Father
- Sadie Stratton as Mother
- Troy Ian Hall as Levon
- Solomon Brende as Orderly
- Joseph Salazar as Worker
- Eddie Perez as Nurse
- Geri-Nikole Love as Nurse
- Gregory Zarian as Reed Phillips
- Annie Kartens as Female Tech
- Dillan Howard Ostrom as QA Officer
- Kimberly Woods as Hysterical woman
- Scott Alexander Lang as Lead Delos Guard
- Steven Allerick as Delos Guard
- Angela Leib as Sobbing patient
- Jasmine Rae as Maeva's daughter
Trivia and Notes
The title
General
Mistakes
Quotes
Music
Image Gallery/HBO Episode Stills
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External links
Decoherence at the Internet Movie Database (rating 0.0/10) - Decoherence at Rotten tomatoes (rating ??%)
References
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