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The decline of Westworld is also attributed to behind-the-scenes changes. Initially created with a clear five-season plan, the series saw decreasing involvement from the Nolan brothers, particularly Jonathan Nolan, who stepped back after season one. Subsequently, the series was handed over to new writers and showrunners, leading to the implementation of less coherent storytelling.
Furthermore, the shift away from HBO to streaming giants like Amazon or Netflix marked a turning point. With new production teams involved, the quality and narrative focus deteriorated, fueling fans’ disappointment.