Season 1

Season One: The Maze
Showrunner(s)	Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy
Channels	HBO
Episodes	10
Original Run	October 2 - December 4, 2016
Succeeded By	Season Two

The first season of Westworld, titled The Maze, aired from October 2 to December 4, 2016 with a total of ten episodes.

Summary

A dark odyssey about the dawn of artificial consciousness and the future of sin.

Music

Music is by Ramin Djawadi, Season One Music

Cast

Main cast

• Evan Rachel Wood as Dolores Abernathy (9 episodes)
• Thandie Newton as Maeve Millay (10 episodes)
• Jeffrey Wright as Bernard Lowe / Arnold Weber (10 episodes)
• James Marsden as Teddy Flood (9 episodes)
• Ben Barnes as Logan (7 episodes)
• Ingrid Bolsø Berdal as Armistice (6 episodes)
• Clifton Collins Jr. as Lawrence (5 episodes)
• Luke Hemsworth as Ashley Stubbs (8 episodes)
• Sidse Babett Knudsen as Theresa Cullen (8 episodes)
• Simon Quarterman as Lee Sizemore (5 episodes)
• Rodrigo Santoro as Hector Escaton (6 episodes)
• Angela Sarafyan as Clementine Pennyfeather (8 episodes)
• Jimmi Simpson as William (8 episodes)
• Tessa Thompson as Charlotte Hale (5 episodes)
• Shannon Woodward as Elsie Hughes (8 episodes)
• with Ed Harris as the Man in Black (9 episodes)
• and Anthony Hopkins as Dr. Robert Ford (10 episodes)

Recurring cast

• Ptolemy Slocum as Sylvester (7 episodes)
• Leonardo Nam as Felix Lutz (7 episodes)
• Talulah Riley as Angela (6 episodes)
• Louis Herthum as Peter Abernathy (5 episodes)
• Steven Ogg as Rebus (4 episodes)
• Demetrius Grosse as Deputy Foss (4 episodes)
• Oliver Bell as the Little Boy (3 episodes)
• Brian Howe as Sheriff Pickett (3 episodes)
• James Landry Hebert as Slim Miller (3 episodes)
• Bradford Tatum as New Peter Abernathy (2 episodes)
• Michael Wincott as Old Bill (2 episodes)
• Gina Torres as Lauren (2 episodes)
• Chris Browning as Holden (2 episodes)
• Bojana Novakovic as Marti ("The Stray")
• Lili Simmons as New Clementine ("Trace Decay")
• Eddie Rouse as Kissy ("The Original")

Co-starring Cast

• Bradley Fisher as Mariposa Bartender (6 episodes)
• Izabella Alvarez as Lawrence's Daughter (4 episodes)
• Jasmyn Rae as Maeve's Daughter (4 episodes)
• Sorin Brouwers as Wyatt (3 episodes)
• Jeff Daniel Phillips as Tenderloin (4 episodes)
• Paul-Mikel Williams as Charlie (3 episodes)
• Timothy Lee DePriest as Walter (2 episodes)
• Christopher Gerse as Destin (2 episodes)
• David Douglas as Gitlitz (2 episodes)
• Josh Clark as Sheriff Reed (2 episodes)

Episodes

No.	Title	Directed By	Written By	Original Air Date	Viewership (million)
1	"The Original"	Jonathan Nolan	Jonathan Nolan & Lisa Joy	October 2, 2016	1.96
2	"Chestnut"	Richard J. Lewis	Jonathan Nolan & Lisa Joy	October 9, 2016	1.50
3	"The Stray"	Neil Marshall	Lisa Joy & Daniel T. Thomsen	October 16, 2016	2.10
4	"Dissonance Theory"	Vincenzo Natali	Ed Brubaker & Jonathan Nolan	October 23, 2016	1.70
5	"Contrapasso"	Jonny Campbell	Lisa Joy & Dominic Mitchell	October 30, 2016	1.49
6	"The Adversary"	Frederick E.O. Toye	Halley Gross & Jonathan Nolan	November 6, 2016	1.64
7	"Trompe L'Oeil"	Frederick E.O. Toye	Halley Gross & Jonathan Nolan	November 13, 2016	1.75
8	"Trace Decay"	Stephen Williams	Charles Yu & Lisa Joy	November 20, 2016	1.78
9	"The Well-Tempered Clavier"	Michelle MacLaren	Dan Dietz & Katherine Lingenfelter	November 27, 2016	2.09
10	"The Bicameral Mind"	Jonathan Nolan	Lisa Joy & Jonathan Nolan	December 4, 2016	2.24

Season One media

Teasers and trailers

Westworld Tease (HBO)

Westworld Trailer (HBO) - MATURE VERSION

Westworld Teaser Trailer for Season 1 (HBO)

Promotional posters

Promotional photos

Awards

The first season of Westworld was nominated and won many awards, including 22 Emmy nominations.

Primetime Emmy Awards 2017

	Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One Hour)- Winner Keith Rogers (re-recording mixer)  Scott Weber (re-recording mixer)  Roger V. Stevenson (production mixer)  Kyle O'Neal (ADR mixer)  For episode "The Bicameral Mind"
	Outstanding Makeup for a Single-Camera Series (Non-Prosthetic)- Winner Christien Tinsley (department head makeup artist)  Myriam Arougheti (key makeup artist)  Gerald Quist (makeup artist)  Lydia Milars (makeup artist)  Ed French (makeup artist)  For episode "The Original"
	Outstanding Hairstyling for a Single-Camera Series- Winner Joy Zapata (department head hairstylist)  Pavy Olivarez (key hairstylist)  Bruce J. Samia (additional hairstylist)  Donna J. Anderson (additional hairstylist)  For episode "Contrapasso"
	Outstanding Special Visual Effects- Winner Jay Worth (vfx supervisor)  Elizabeth Castro (vfx coordinator)  Joe Wehmeyer (on set vfx supervisor)  Eric Levin-Hatz (vfx compositor)  Bobo Skipper (ilp vfx supervisor)  Gustav Ahren (modeling lead)  Paul Ghezzo (cg supervisor: cosa vfx)  Mitchell S. Drain (vfx supervisor: shade vfx)  Michael Lantieri (special effects coordinator)  Home Box Office (HBO) For episode: "The Bicameral Mind".
¨	Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series Anthony Hopkins For playing: "Dr. Robert Ford".
	Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series Evan Rachel Wood For playing: "Dolores Abernathy".
	Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Jeffrey Wright For playing: "Bernard Lowe".
	Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Thandie Newton For playing: "Maeve Millay".
	Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series Jonathan Nolan For episode: "The Bicameral Mind".
	Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series Jonathan Nolan Lisa Joy For episode: "The Bicameral Mind".
	Outstanding Main Title Design Patrick Clair (creative director)  Raoul Marks (lead compositor and animator)  Yongsub Song (compositor and animator)  Jessica Amber Hurst (CG modeler)  Jose Limon (CG modeler/sculptor)  Nominated with designer Felix Soletic.
	Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music Ramin Djawadi
	Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary or Fantasy Program (One Hour or More) Zack Grobler (production designer)  Steve Christensen (art director)  Julie Ochipinti (set decorator)  Home Box Office (HBO) For episode: "The Bicameral Mind"
	Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary or Fantasy Program (One Hour or More) Nathan Crowley (production designer)  Naaman Marshall (art director)  Julie Ochipinti (set decorator)  Home Box Office (HBO) For episode: "The Original"
	Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series John Papsidera (casting director)  Home Box Office (HBO)
	Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Drama Series Andrew Seklir For episode "The Bicameral Mind"
	Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (One Hour) Paul Cameron For episode "The Original"
	Outstanding Drama Series J.J. Abrams (executive producer)  Jonathan Nolan (executive producer)  Lisa Joy (executive producer)  Bryan Burk (executive producer)  Athena Wickham (co-executive producer)  Kathy Lingg (co-executive producer)  Richard J. Lewis (co-executive producer)  Roberto Patino (co-executive producer)  Kath Lingenfelter (co-executive producer)  Cherylanne Martin (producer)
	Outstanding Period/Fantasy Costumes for a Series, Limited Series or Movie Trish Summerville (costume designer)  Jo Kissack (assistant costume designer)  Lynda Foote (costume supervisor)  For episode "The Original"
	Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series Thomas DeGorter (sound supervisor)  Matt Sawelson (ADR editor)  Brian Armstrong (dialogue editor)  Fred Paragano (dialogue editor)  Mark Allen (sound effects editor)  Marc Glassman (sound effects editor)  Sebastian Sheehan Visconti (sound editor)  Geordy Sincavage (sound editor)  Michael S. Head (sound editor)  Christopher Kaller (music editor)  Rick Owens (foley artist)  Tara Blume (foley artist)
	Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup for a Series, Limited Series, Movie or a Special Christien Tinsley (department head makeup artist)  Hiroshi Yada (key prosthetic makeup artist)  Georgia Allen (makeup artist)  Gerald Quist (special makeup effects artist)  Myriam Arougheti (special makeup effects artist)  Jason Hamer (makeup effects artist)  For episode "The Original"