Westworld is finally set to return for its fourth season this June — congratulations to all the loyal fans who have managed to keep up with the show’s elaborate “mystery box” puzzles, the likes of which might even confuse J. J. Abrams. Show creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy have certainly done an impressive job building the dystopian universe, but Westworld looks like it will be just as hard to follow as ever.
9. “Space Oddity,” David Bowie This cover of the David Bowie classic ranks slightly lower on the list because of how frequently the iconic song is used in pop culture. Between Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Mad Men, and Mr. Deeds, “Space Oddity” is a popular needle drop used to signify emotional moments or revelations.
6. "Seven Nation Army," The White Stripes While this “Seven Nation Army” cover first debuted in the Season 2 trailer, it also appears during the opening of the third episode. Season 1 had previously revealed that outside of Westworld , there are five other parks with different themes. It also served as an interesting homage to the original 1973 film, which also featured a “Roman World” and “Medieval World. “Viru e Fortuna” introduced the Raj, an Indian-themed park.
3. "Motion Picture Soundtrack," Radiohead Maeve’s revelation that she’s a robotic host made to satisfy tourists is one of the most devastating moments in all of Westworld. Maeve, who had prided herself on her strong, independent spirit, discovers that all the abuse she’s endured was for “entertainment.” It’s one of the more effective instances of Westworld’s female representation.
Thought for a second Westworld was getting season 9. Oh, well...
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