Having a proper ending is just better of future viewings by audiences on streaming platforms. Definitely deserves at least a 2 hour streaming movie to wrap things up.

Frankly the end of season 4 felt pretty final. Everybody's dead or not real anymore.

Unpopular opinion: The Series lived through outstanding Anthony Hopkins a.k.a. Dr. Ford and died with him. Dr. Ford represented what Westworld once stood for: Philosophical dialogue, intriguing, complex but likeable characters and crazy twists. And without him, Westworld turned out to be only a shell of its former greatness.

I loved the show during the first two seasons, but man, was it hard to follow the last two. It seemed like they just kept trying to run that "are they or aren't they robots?" and multiple timeline back and forths, that it just got discombobulated. I still would've liked to see a final season.

I tried to love the show, and it was my favorite show for the first season, but it went way off the rails for me. I don't know where I expected it to go, but I don't like where it went.

Series one of Westworld is possibly my favourite TV series ever. And while I also enjoyed the rest of the seasons, the show got a lot different, turning from a western/sci-fi to purely sci-fi. I think the western aspect is in many ways what people remember most from both the book, 70's movie and series one, so slowly abandoning this aspect of the story in S2 and pretty much completely for S3 and S4, tunderstandably urned many people off the show. Shame then, that one of the big cliffhangers seems to indicate a return to a similar story as season one. I am and always will be in love with this show, and am bummed by the cancellation, but I do understand and accept as valid the reasoning behind that decision.

First season was fantastic Second was good Third was meh Didn't bother with the fourth

The end of season two actually wrapped things up really nicely. The real purpose of the park was gathering dna from the rich guests for nefarious purposes. Ford felt so guilty of his part in prolonging the hosts suffering that he created a digital heaven for them to escape to under the noses of the board directors. William went insane and Dolores and bernard went out to experience the real world. Period. They wanted to go bigger in season 3 but the Rehoboam thing really took the show off the rails.

It’s a real bummer the show wasn’t allowed to be completed, but I think The Peripheral is Westworld’s spiritual successor.

Makes sense. Honestly, I'm a little surprised it didn't get canceled during Covid. It was just way too long of a wait between seasons 3 and 4 to keep the emotional investment. The way 4 started, in their wibbly wobbly, slow burn way, I watched two episodes, found no attachment and stopped.

To me, this is a shame because season 4 improved drastically when compared to S3 and even S2 at some places. I think by the time they wrote S4 they finally had a clear path, everything was tight and just visually impressive. Our only hope as it tends to be in these cases, is that another platform buys the rights to it and give the opportunity to the creators to wrap things up. Although, that has not happened to Hannibal so it probably won't happen to Westworld :/

I was surprised ti know that there was plans for a 5th season. For me the season 4 finale felt like the end...

The series outgrew its original premise, for better or worse depending on your point of view, but it was consistently beautifully made and well acted for its entire run. I was still a fan and hate that they, and we as viewers, won't get the ending it deserved.

well the story WAS finished really... Maybe not in the way we hoped for. I love the show, but didn't expect it to continue. This ending makes sense, everything went full circle, we are back in the original westworld, and whatever happens next is up to our interpretation.

Westworld was excellent in season 1, season 1 was one of the best seasons of television ever. I enjoyed season 2 but I didn't care for season 3 or 4. This show was only supposed to be 4 seasons anyway so I was shocked when I heard there was supposed to be a season 5 but now it's cancelled.

I love Westworld. It continued to blow my mind - more thematically than plot, as the seasons went on - but I love the ideas behind it, how it explored the concept of personhood, identity, fate v. free will... I **like** twisty dense plotlines! I am really sad there won't be a 5th season, no wrap-up at all.

I'm so sad... Last season was really good (I personnaly loved every one of them) but I get that people liked the first way more than others. Still, the fourth was really close to the first : awesome ! They just rushed the last episode in case fifth season was cancelled and it happens. It's my favored show, so smart and well done, I'm sad and that's the second time (with Utopia)that I'm in that position. To bad they wasn't allow to make the show complete...

After the second season it was just something my wife and I watched because we hoped it would go somewhere. However, it floundered around, got overly complicated, and stopped posing philosophical questions about existence and went instead for twists and turns. When I first heard it was cancelled I thought, "ya, that's fair."

Warner Bros is getting a little crazy with the cancellations. They canceled Raised by Wolves and now westworld! I feel like people are going to be cautious to get invested in these kind of shows if will never get a chance to see how the story ends.

Once they left the park for me is when the story got uninteresting. I stopped watching after season 3 and I barely finished that.

It was the third season that screwed them. The fourth season was actually pretty good, but they bled too many viewers in season three.

The end was so bleak, I want to see what they had in mind for season 5.

season 1 - incredible. Will never forget it season 2 - horrible. Wish I could forget it season 3 - half way decent but more confusing and convoluted than necessary season 4 - Was back on track to being good/great but still needed some help but was worth watching season 5 - I was looking forward to it and was down to give it a chance. sucks they ended it.

I loved the thought of westworld. 1st season is the best TV-Show ever. 2nd one was messy and slow but at times beautiful. 3rd season offered a new environment - but man was it mid tier, Maeve and Hale were two invincible protagonist's with no weaknesses and felt really shallow. 4th season was great, seeing the cracks form within Hales' system.

Honestly they should do a premium-budget movie of Westworld that serve as a visual reboot from the original movie but also works as the finale for the show. Two birds one stone 🔥🥰.

Westworld is a TV show that is not made for everyone. If HBO canceled it for money reasons then that's understandable. The rating is expected to decline for the reason that its plot and characters are not made for everyone. Still, it makes me a little sad that it is now canceled. They could have wrapped it up in fifth season even in four episodes.

Followed this show religiously, loved every minute, holding my interest at every turn. Sadly, complicated plot twists are not appetizing to some. The heights are troubling to peeps and they got lost along the way. This will be studied retrospectively, and at that time we will feel the full weight of the the loss we have endured. In the mean time, we need to continue on with the show in our hearts and minds.

This isn't bad news. The last episode of the last season was the most perfect ending the show could have had. It was beautiful. And I loved the last season. Maybe I was the only one.

Absolutely gutted I don't even have words about this

It was predictable the last shot of the final episode Dolores returns to Westworld Park. The loop is already closed season 4 we felt the end of this story.

It might be that I'm somewhat OCD about getting closure (some might say ODD) but I've watched every season and truly wanted to see the story arc land somewhere. It DID get less engaging, probably has something to do with considerably less sex for most watchers, tbf, but for me, anyway, it remained interesting to see how they'd write their way out of it.

Dr. Ford was the best thing about Westworld, without Hopkins you don't have a show worth watching. MIB alone can only do so much.

There seems to be certain subjects which are off-limits to humanity. One is the truth about our history, which was being covered in the show Deadwood, and the other is about human nature, which is being covered by Westworld, both are being canceled, even though they are extremely popular without wrapping up and ending.

Anything attached to JJ Abrams nowadays has a high probability of getting cancelled

Every season had a signature episode Season 1: Finale 9/10. Overall this was their best season. A masterpiece. Season 2: Kiksuya 10/10 Best episode of the franchise. This episode alone is a reason to watch all of season 2. Season 3: Episode 6 8/10 Hale’s family attacked. This season had it’s moments but plot started to get more confusing. Season 4: Nothing. This season felt like homework. The deaths were unemotional. AI William was boring. Frankly, every character were just more boring versions of themselves compared to previous seasons. The show took a hit with Delores as a sideshow instead of driving the plot.

This sounds like what Disney did to Girl Meets World and it makes me cry. I grew up with Corey, Topanga and Shawn and was excited to see my friends again (not literally of course, just saying now cause theirs always one...) I never thought it would run through college like Boy Meets did but to get cancelled after freshman year after all of us nostalgic nerds just started to get involved in the story again really hurts my soul...

To be honest, from the way the 4th series ended I thought it had finished anyway

season one was spectacular. they were chasing the dragon after that.

The first season was the best. It was actually set in Westworld, and Anthony Hopkins was the key to the show IMHO. I loved his character and the story around him. How everyone treated his character like too old, too out-of-touch relic when in the show his character was playing them and was actually the smartest person in the room.

Wow, HBO was one of the few providers that I actually had respect for. They always seemed to deliver solid hits, and actually finished what they started. For them to do this, I guess it’s either the signs of the time. But I can’t believe they left their fans handing. At least a proper final movie. I don’t even want to finish season 4 now. 😢

The show change genres from a western to a full blown futuristic sci fi. So they lost the western fans but pulling in new sci fi fan mid season 3? Not likely. I loved all of it. Sad there won’t be one more.

I really, REALLY wanted this show to work. I loved season one and two, then three really started lifting off the rails. What a shame. Thanks for the video!

I couldn't finish this show. I loved the 1st season, and barely got through the 2nd. It strayed so far from the source material and was so confusing to follow. It seemed like the show refused to comit to anything final. Character dies? Just revive them into a host. Character arc over? Reprogram them. Plot stuck? Just alter time and memories.

I watched season 3 begrudgingly since I had committed so hard to season 1 & 2, but as soon as Westworld went off the grid (literally) and focused more on the real world, it lost its luster to investigate these parks.

Im still in schock, Im so sad and upset cause Westworld was my favorite show. 😭

The fourth season jumped the shark.

I will miss the show but the ending of season 4 does close the storyline for me.

How can that be a surprise? No one was watching any more and it was very expensive Also Warner is in huge debt and must cut costs everywhere

I actually gave up on it a couple of episodes into season 2. I was thinking I had to binge the entire series before new shows came out, but I guess that won’t be necessary 😱😎

I just couldn't get into S2. There were too many moments where something super left field kept happening like a Macguffin or another random cliff hanger that I didn't really care about. The plot was also moving along really freaking slowly and I got bored with some plot lines.

I loved the show, and especially the later seasons, and I am extremely disappointed we won't get to see the story end. I do understand why it lost viewers though. The way the show was written in the last 2 seasons, it was a very interesting plot, but the secretive-until-almost-the-end nature of it meant the pace of the show would suffer. Even I admit that if I didn't love the show, sitting through until past mid-season until something crazy happened was a too much for most viewers.

I live this show. Every season they tackled some big idea and kept each season fresh in how it approached the idea. You can tell they writers put thought into the material and did not get lazy. I thought season 4 was the last, but now I am bummed about missing a 5th season I didn't know I was going to have but now never will.

Let's put a guy who made his name in reality TV in charge what could possibly go wrong😅😂🤣

I think Peripheral is going so well that they dropped the Westworld play ball for the new shiny Peripheral play ball.

it seems a lot of the shows I love have ended or about to end. I would like to see them get a movie or miniseries from another network as it sucks they couldn't wrap things up properly. I guess the final episode of Season 4 was changed for this very reason, uncertain if the show would return for a 5th season. But thinking about tv/streaming: Better Call Saul, Westworld, The Expanse and likely The Orville are all done. Stranger Things has 1 more season and it'll be done. which for current tv and streaming series, doesn't leave a lot on my plate for episodic scifi and dramas right now. Something will likely come along such as this new show Vince Gilligan is looking to get picked up. Also maybe both Babylon 5 and Battlestar Galactica's related shows could happen, although these things seem to get stuck in development hell for what can seem like forever after initial news stories about their possibility. The only other show I watch on HBO right now is the LA Lakers show with John C Reilly, which I wouldn't be surprised if it gets cancelled. They also cancelled The Time Traveler's Wife which I actually thought was good and was finding its footing by the end of the 1st season. But I've seen many from Paper Girls to Y: The Last Man, to many other shows that have intrigue but ultimately get pulled due to poor ratings. I'm getting to the point of only feeling like relying on watching old shows that I've never seen before like 12 Monkeys or Man in the High Castle in at least I know how long the show lasts and can watch it through the end of its run.

I stopped watching before season 3 ended. The story became less and less grounded making it hard to digest or take seriously. What a shame. It had such a strong and promising first season.

I really was looking forward to have the story completed in the 5th season. Loved the show with every season it got so far

My favourite shows Humans, Raised by wolves, Dark crystal and now this 😭😭😭

I've postponed watching this show for years and binged it only last week... needless to say I've fallen in love! I was heartbroken to learn the last season was cancelled! I do hope they'll find a way to close things off properly because, true, season 3 was a tad messy and confusing but I thought they did an amazing job with 1-2 and then 4!! I want to know so bad what Dolores' final test is all about and how she'll free all the hosts and herself!I truly regret not picking up this show earlier and I can't even imagine how long-time fans must feel! The only thing that gives me some hope was learning that basically all actors are still getting paid for season 5, which had me scratch my head... I understand there are contracts in place, but getting paid for something you didn't end up shooting? Sounds pretty odd to me...but who knows! Let's hope for the best because this show deserves a proper end! It truly is a masterpiece! Saying it as someone that doesn't get easily impressed! Bravo everyone!!!

season 1 and part of season 2 just some of the best tv made always wanting to see the next cliffhanger

Season 1 was possibly my favorite single season of TV every, I watched season 2 but wasn’t blown away, never watched after that and apparently i wasnt alone

Season 4 worked as a bookender more or less. More than a bit anticlimactic...but still worked. Charlores was definitely wearing out her welcome. Ultimately I loved the show, and always will. Every season had serious strong points. Three was kind of a mess...but it had to be to drive the story forward.

It had interesting ideas - even up to and including season 4. Like Aaron Paul running into previous versions of himself in a vent. But it was hard to care about any of the characters in the last two seasons.

Westworld did so much for me, I really enjoyed it. Personally OK if they can't finish the series with the respect it deserves..... but the other half of me thinks 100m for a season of 8 episodes each 1 hour long... that's still way better, financially speaking, than any 200m movie I've seen in years! I hope one day someone will pick up where things left off and do it justice

Seriously, just one more episode in season 4 could have wrapped things up just fine. I am very disappointed that there will be no proper finale.

I thought I was all caught up, but apparently I am not. I had wanted to watch Westworld when it first came out but only got to binge it 2 years ago. I freaking love it

I wonder how this trends with singers selling the rights to their music because it’s more valuable to the labels to have old music in house than produce new stuff. Netflix came to dominance because they had a wide variety of content in their collection, not new hits.

After Season 2, we got a short 3rd season telling a story that needed a longer season to flesh it out and the plot wasnt great compared to the past 2 season, and then the 4th season delivered basically a lightning fast story that destroys the 3rd seasons foundations for a bad plot

Oh noooo! But the show did lose its edge after first season. Did they know where to take the story, because it felt pretty bad and cheap for me. Still, I did enjoy the show and wish it continued.

Another thing I want to say is season 5 was supposed to return to the west. So a lot of season 1 lovers would get their old fantasy back. The writers also said some old characters would make their appearance oncemore. ❤❤ the scriot was already written and the actors and actresses already paid, so I believe they should at least give us the script

In my opinion, Westworld slowly started being less interesting after season 2 and nothing could compare to season 1. I think the way it ended, even if the 5th season was cancelled, the ending of season 4 works perfectly. It makes it seem like after the season 4 finale, season 1 could start again, completing a loop and I think another season might not have ended it so cleanly. I know they wanted to make it a cliffhanger ending to bring people back for the cancelled next season but that ending fits perfectly as set up for the first season. It was a good Westworld like way of ending the series.

They did not put it on free to air TV, I think that this also contributed to the shows decline

I kind of assumed it was already canceled... i know technically it left off for a bit more, but felt basically wrapped up to me. Would I have watched a season 5? Yes, but definitely felt finished.

This is a bummer. We didn’t even know the show was back last season because of the lack of marketing. If they treated it like House of Dragons in terms of Marketing then we would have watched while it aired.

Westworld was so unique and I know why most ppl quit watching or paying for hbo Max. Westworld was undoubtedly the only show left on the streaming service left to watch, with the major failure of game of thrones and the prequel…. Many other shows were canceled over the years like through the pines, or true detective these shows were unlike anything else on standard streaming services…….. I was a hbo max subscriber for years and the reason why I canceled was not only bc of the bad ending of Got, but bc I paid through xfinity. My cable provider who has a monopoly in my area raised their cable costs tremendously during Covid 19, and with food on the rise along with gas and everything else, I had to cut my cable. With this said, I now only pay for internet and have a fire stick. With having a fire stick, I have to pay for each app monthly, I can’t pre order things like I could with xfinity. If I want to keep hbo then it comes out of my account monthly, I can’t be behind a month or order stuff before I get paid. This was an important option for me when I had cable. Being able to order things before getting paid allowed me to buy more, bc I had the “watch now pay later.” So I undoubtedly bought more apps and movies with this option. But now with being a sub I have to have money in my account to watch anything, so I don’t get to watch as much. Why? Well when I get paid if I don’t owe anyone then it makes sense to make better choices with my money lol. Another thing to point out, is free streaming services are available. I was able to watch Westworld merely for free during season 4, and I of course got this app through a friend. I’m sure many are using the same app. You pay 20 bucks a month and have access to anything you can imagine. From everything on netflix, to hbo to any movie. I’m sure these barely legal apps and websites along with inflation is why hbo didn’t see so many viewership. Just bc they didn’t see the numbers doesn’t mean the viewers weren’t there, watching it in real time like everyone else. With this said, I feel like many places will go under. I’ve canceled everything except for Amazon prime, the first ti go was Netflix and hbo. Those providers just had very little things I actually watched. Especially netflix raising their costs, I felt like they were the ones who didn’t need to charge as much as they did bc while some series were great, many of their movies were boring over the years and to me, weren’t Hollywood standards. Didn’t matter the fact that they had big actors or actresses within the movies, I felt like they had poor writers and their movies should be lower rated to say the least. Not movie theater quality in my opinion. My fiancé to this day refuses to watch any movie made by Netflix bc he believes it will be dog poop, and after watching hundreds of these movies, I have to agree with him. Netflix, I did watch a lot but I wasn’t left satisfied. I think Westworld season 5 should have got to finish. I loved the show from the visuals to the acting was amazing. You had haters complaining about the fact that they seen a Land Rover in a futuristic setting. I mean they didn’t have much to complain about lol. The Reddit on Westworld was laughable bc you had ppl complaining about things that didn’t matter. I believe most ppl who watched the series loved it. The writing was brilliant. Now at the ripe age of 32, I can predict most things that are going to happen in movies or shows. But with Westworld, it was untainted territory, these ideas were never showcased before, so I was left gripping my pearls by the end of each episode. Dying to see what would happen next. Now with this sudden cancellation, I’m mortified to say the least, and whatever company decides to renew the series, I will pay for the app. Like I said, if it wasn’t for inflation and Covid I think they would have seen high numbers. They only lost my viewership bc I lost my cable provider. I was paying 375 a month just for cable and hbo. Now I pay 50 a month for internet. Big cost to cut when you live in a world with eggs being 6 bucks and milk being 5 dollars and bread at 4. And I live in the poorest state I can imagine the cost in california or NYC

I was disappointed to hear the news, even more so after they cancelled Raised By Wolves which really needs some closure (the more ambiguous the better 🙂).

well, firefly comes to mind...along with several anime. Most anime doesn't get a second season and those that do hardly ever get a third. So, it's not uncommon for the people making the anime to end a season with several things left unfinished in the hopes that fans put enough pressure on the production company to force another season.

I gave up after season 2. It was just trying to be just too smart for its own good and frankly I just couldn't be bothered trying to figure out what was going on. The first season was excellent.

Westworld season 1 is a masterpiece it's up there with true Detective season 1 but the fall off after is kinda amazing

I think it was canceled simply because they jumped the shark after season 2 and instead of giving us a more straightforward, nuanced storytelling, they went with lazy stylistic choices over plot, like time jumps, Guess-The-Host shenanigans, and turning Dolores from a compassionate but angry revolutionary into a soulless monster.

Like most people, I loved the two seasons (damn near perfect in my opinion) and despite the wonkiness of the third, I stuck it out cuz I wanted to see where the story would go, but... It lowkey sucked, bro. Ever since they left the park, they've lost the magic. By the time this current season came around, the show and the characters were unrecognizable (not in the good way, no). Sucks to see a show reach such great heights and then nosedive into shit like this. Sad.

Maybe season five in novel form as a symbol of that world being rebuilt would be cool and satisfying for the true fans whose head the stories message isn't going way over.

Oh no anyways Roadhouse

Every season of "Westworld" had great episodes. Some more than others. One of my favorite episodes is in season 3 called "Genre". This episode was edited and mixed during the first lockdown in the Covid-19 pandemic and it is very well mixed in 5.1 surround audio. When Caleb takes "genre", a hallucinogenic drug, the sounds swirl around you. It's very psychedelic. I've never seen any TV show use surround sound better than "Westworld". It's unfortunate that many who don't have a surround audio system will not be able to experience this. Unfortunately, this episode was the least-viewed episode in the whole of "Westworld". The warworld simulation in season 3 was also a high point. I enjoyed season 2 better than season 1. Season 1 kept the viewers intrigued by the storyline and the dialogue, but seasons 2 and 3 put more emphasis on the visuals and the audio. Season 4 returned to putting more in the storyline. Many of the negative comments remind me of the way people criticize psychedelic and progressive rock, and applauded when punk rock returned rock to its roots. I was very much looking forward to season 5. Altogether, "Westworld" is still one of the greatest TV dramas ever made, and it is sad to leave it without the end. That said, "The Peripheral" is now my favorite TV show. I hope Amazon picks up "Westworld".

Budget run was about 160M with diminishing returns. For reference HotD only cost WB 120M.

Honest question? What needed to resolve in S5? S4 ran out of ideas mid-way through and fell flat. I’m confident HBO read the S5 synopsis and mulled over it and then probably said it wasn’t worth the cost to produce. I’m all for exploring similar themes explored in the Matrix movies, but the writers removed all stakes, so I likely wouldn’t have watched it.

Season 1 was great, I really enjoyed it, seasons 2-3 felt like a chore to get through, as if the writers were purposely trying to make the audience hate it. I gave up after that.

I actually thought it was the series finale after watching the last episode of season 4. didn't know there was going to be a 5th season. they made the right decision. the show had a reasonable ending and didn't need to wrap anything up

They went in some strange direction that was pointless and made no sense. They just about got away with season 3 but season 4 made no sense at all. It went wrong when Maerve returned to the park looking for her daughter which made no sense at all, what was her plan?

Season 1 sucked, despite everyone saying that it was amazing and it fell off on season 2. It was so unintentionally hilarious I still have yet to start season 2. The movie was better and more cohesive. The twists were silly and predictable in season 1 as well as shark-jumping, muddling the timeline as much as possible. I liked the first few episodes, but all potential felt lost before I'd even started the 90 minute finale and yet that episode got even worse by having a character have an abrupt character arc WITHIN the same episode that was a total 180, instead of over the course of a season.

I absolutely adore Westworld... And I was extremely bummed that HBO won't be finishing the show. I've rewatched all the seasons many times and had so many theories for season 5... Ugh 😩 Also... Super tired of getting into shows and never getting a finale cause it got cancelled Netflix does that a lot

Season 3 was the worst season in my opinion but season 4 did get a lot better. I'm surprised with all the awards and attention this show got they won't give them at least six episode final season to wrap things up.

Not having Anthony Hopkins after season2 was a was a big loss for the series . Season 3 and 4 just felt like a diffrent show . I mad that I paid for hbo for year in advance evey series I liked got canceled

I was pretty surprised when Ed Harris said they had one more season, I was wondering what was the point, since season 4 felt pretty final for everyone.

To be honest I stopped watching a few episodes into season two, it was just awful as well as preachy and didn't know it was still going.

1. It never managed to replicate the quality of the first season 2. Big shows get canceled all the time 3. The ending of season 4 actually stands as a pretty good end point, not every show needs wrapping up in a neat little bow.

First season was fantastic. After that it just fell away and lost my attention few episodes into seasons two. Didn’t make it to end of second season.

I wish they would learn to finalize these shows while they're still good.

First season was the best what i saw in this century on TV. Great Story, Great Actors, Great Visual Effects and my mind got blown every week. Second season was just confusing and didnt make fun at all. Season 3 was then a little better but i didnt like the new setting and all. Last season git confusing again or just because i didnt care so much anymore and watched it while i was playing games on the phone. I really wanted this show to work and always hopped the last fifth season will blow me away, so that i have to rewatch again and see all as a perfect Unity. Now i am sure i will never rewatch more then the first season. I think that will become more and more a problem with streaming. Before streaming the old shows brought in the money with syndication and commercials. Nowadays only new hyped shows get people to sign for a streaming service. If you didnt buy Netflix yet because Stranger Things is something for you, why shoudl you buy it for the 10th season. Shows just get higher in costs and do not create new Money. I would be Ok when they make more mini series of shows which only have 1-3 Season and thats clear from the start. SHerlock is great because every episode is one movie and in the end the story is closed. Prosion Break would be a great show if they would have knewn from the start its only 3 season and didnt have to come up with some strange conspiracy, Heroes the same. Over all the TV Shows with more then 8 Seasons which are considered good are Comedy. Here you do not need a huge Story which is getting confusing and change the whole formular every season. The problem is, that the Streaming services still havent understood that.

I really liked season 1 and 2. That episode from the vantage point of thr native american. It was great. But season 3 and 4 just seemed like a different series altogether. The last two seasons also had this dark low budget feel about them. Its a shame. The cast deserved more.