-Rodrigo, of course, season 3 of "Westworld"
is coming out later this year.
You're very excited about.
I want to ask the hard-hitting questions.
-All right.
-How many times do you think your character has died?
-Ooh!
-Ooh. -I just don't remember.
I don't know, but I would say
I died more in this show than in my whole career.
For sure. For sure. I died a lot.
I would say, like, over ten times
through the first and second season.
-Does that have an impact on your real life?
Do you question life? -Uh...
-Aside from that, here we go. Here we go.
-[ Laughs ] -Yes. It does.
I mean, everything about this show I just think
that is so interesting what we try to explore in the show.
And, you know, the relationship
between AI and man and who's controlling who.
It makes me question it a lot.
And I actually -- Since I started doing the show,
I started to research and get into this much, much, more.
-That's interesting you say that because I actually question
a lot of things when I watch the show, as well.
For those of you living under a rock, if you've never seen
"Westworld," it is very complicated.
It's a complicated plot. There's a lot of characters.
If you need to catch up or you haven't seen it,
I thought we could do something fun for them.
I thought I would show you a character, and you would have
15 seconds to summarize what their journey has been.
-15 seconds? -1-5. Correct.
Nearly impossible, but if anyone can do it, it's you.
-This sounds hard. -Oh, my God.
-All right. Shall we? -How about 15 hours?
-I mean, you're going to take what you can get.
Okay, DJ Daniel, are you ready? 15 seconds on the clock.
-All right. -First person.
Summarize for me the journey of Bernard.
-Oof. -Okay.
-Bernard. -Yeah.
-Is he a clone? Is he the creator?
-Mm-hmm. -Bernard.
The only surviving host. Bernard.
Are we understanding what's up with him when he --
[ Buzzer ]
-So far, what I gathered is his name is Bernard.
That's what I got. Bernard.
-I told you I wouldn't -- -That was good, though.
That was good.
-Sorry, guys. -Okay. Let's try another.
-I'll try to do better this time.
-Redeem yourself. -No, no, you're doing great.
DJ Daniel, 15 seconds. Next up, Maeve. Hit me.
-Oh, Maeve. Maeve. She's awake now.
She remembers the past.
And now she makes Hector remember, too.
She's trying to wake him up.
She's going to make a revolution.
They're going to escape.
They're in love, but her daughter, her daughter --
[ Buzzer ]
That was a little better. -That's good. Yeah. That's good.
-Her daughter is a mermaid. I knew it!
That's where you were going with that!
Oh, my goodness! All right. Let's try one more.
The Man in Black. Not to be confused with "Men in Black."
Close. But the Man in Black. DJ Daniel, 15 seconds. Go.
-Whew. Man in black. Well --
-You can do it. You can do it. -Come on.
Help me out. Man in Black. Evil. Nasty.
Or just human?
Is he -- Is he -- Does he -- Is looking for the --
[ Buzzer ]
-Yeah. Fascinating stuff. Fascinating stuff.
It's a complicated show, isn't it?
-Let's say it's challenging. It challenges you to think.
-Mm-hmm. -It challenges you.
It's less complicated and more challenging.
-I like -- I agree.
I think it just makes you -- It sparks conversation.
-There you go. -You know?
You have deep conversations with your friends, actually.
You think about it. It keeps you up at night.
-Yeah. -That type of thing.
-And how great is he on the show?
-Oh, fantastic! Are you kidding me?
Are you kidding me? My God.
What, you think I just snuck into his stylist's house
and matched him for no reason?
-I mean, come on.
-Now, you both starred in Hulu's "Reprisal."
Tell everyone what it is about. We'll start with you, Abigail.
-Oh, my gosh. It's a world-building show.
So we're introducing this new fantastical world
that's rock-a-billy, that's noir.
I play a woman named Doris
who is actually a woman named Katherine Harlow,
who was abused by the men in her life and left for dead.
And so she re-creates herself as this woman named Doris
and comes back many years later to seek revenge.
-Fierce. -Who do you play?
-Now it's my turn. -Okay.
-She's amazing in it. You cannot miss this.
-Aww. I love that. What about you? Who do you play?
-I play Joel.
Joel is the defect leader of this group --
this gang, called the Banished Brawlers,
who is trying to maintain order in a very lawless world
while he's also trying to raise his young daughter.
Very conflicted character that has a very distinct beard.
-[ Laughs ] We know that part.
We actually have a trailer. Let's check it out.
-They've corrupted everything down south.
-These are good times we're living in.
We're untouchable. -And if you get in their way,
they don't mind shedding a little blood.
To the point where my brother and some others
dragged me through a field with their truck.
Aah!
-What would they do that for?
-I'm afraid that part is a little more complicated.
So, I'll be seeing you soon.
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-I love it. I love it so much.
So, Abigail, you're rocking blond in this show.
-I know. -So I gotta ask.
What's more fun -- being blond or brunette?
-I mean, I'm just fun. -True. Good answer.
Good answer.
-You know, it was such a stretch.
I really wanted to find a transformation for Doris
and pull from the archetypes of being a femme fatale
and from the early movies.
But what was really cute is that -- it is a wig.
And my character is actually brunette when you meet her,
so you really do see the juxtaposition.
I have an 11-year-old son, and he would --
He has blond hair and blue eyes, and he would come to set
when I'm as Doris, all dressed up as Doris,
and he would take my face in his little hands
and my hair and be like,
"Mommy, I want you to look like this all the time."
And I was like, "Thank you?"
Because I clearly don't look like that.
But he really likes Doris. So it's really cute.
-I think you look great. I think you sound great.
I think you sound smart and look smart.
-I think you're wonderful. -I think you're great.
-I think you're great.