The television series Westworld premiered on HBO, introducing audiences to the sci-fi series created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy.
The second season of Westworld premiered on HBO, continuing the narrative exploring artificial intelligence and consciousness within the fictional park.
The third season of Westworld premiered on HBO, expanding the storyline beyond the park to a futuristic outside world.
The fourth season of Westworld premiered on HBO, continuing the series' exploration of AI, free will, and reality.
Arnold and Robert Ford develop the first hosts, beginning the creation of the Westworld park.
Westworld opens to the public as a high-tech amusement park featuring lifelike android hosts.
Dolores begins to gain self-awareness, starting her journey toward consciousness and rebellion.
Arnold commits suicide after realizing the hosts are becoming sentient and that the park will never recognize their consciousness.
Maeve becomes self-aware and starts manipulating her programming to gain control over the park's systems.
A host uprising occurs leading to chaos in Westworld and the eventual shutdown of the park.
Delos deepens their involvement in host technology and begins collecting guest data for immortality experiments.
New theme parks are opened as expansions of the Delos parks, offering different narratives and environments.
Hosts like Dolores and Maeve cross outside the park into the real world, beginning a new era of host-human interaction.
Rehoboam AI is revealed as a system controlling and predicting human behavior.
William becomes the Man in Black, deeply involved in the darker aspects of Westworld.
