We're long gone from Sweetwater, but 'Westworld' is still cranking out the rock and pop covers.

We have, like, a million questions.

Spoilers up through the most recent episode of Westworld follow.

After a long hour of set-up in the season premiere, Westworld's second episode of Season 3 finally gets the ball rolling as Maeve figures out that her brain is trapped in a simulation by someone trying to get information about the Hub out of her, and Bernard teams up with security guard Ashley Stubbs, who turns out to have been a host the whole time (what!!!) who was programmed to protect the hosts in the park.

Who's alive, who's dead, who's a host? Here are the plot points you might have forgotten.

After 10 weeks of twists, tests, and more player-piano pop music, Westworld Season 2 came to a climactic and frustrating end.

People used to yell things at Ben Barnes on the street and on the subway, conflating him with his character Logan on Westworld.

From its widescreen vistas, which are shot on 35mm film stock, to its ultra-slick action sequences, Westworld walks with the big-budget swagger of a summer blockbuster.

This post contains spoilers through Season 2, Episode 10 of Westworld, the season finale.

Westworld’s first season ended with a pretty pointed question: What’s going to happen to the theme park now that the hosts have become self-aware in the ugly power-struggle game for the rich that Ford and Arnold designed?

It’s always the little things that give it away: the aspect ratio, Bernard's glasses, the moisture level of Dolores' dress.

Spoilers about here up through "The Riddle of the Sphinx," the fourth episode of Westworld's second season.