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The opening sequence has the Simpson family go on a tour of a ghost town called "Bloodbath Gulch." The tour includes a stop at "Ye Old Animatronic Saloon" where they interact, sometimes violently, with robotic cowboys and other robotic western-themed characters. The Red Dwarf episode "Meltdown" has a plot in part inspired by Westworld. The music video for Muse's Knights of Cydonia features several references to Westworld. In the pilot episode of Welcome to Eltingville, "Bring me the Head of Boba Fett", during the Trivia-Off a character asks "What was the name of the theme park from Westworld?", it is answered correctly. In 2003, the Cartoon Network television series Duck Dodgers aired an episode, "The Wrath of Canasta," in which the title character visits a robot-filled, Western-themed vacation planet where the robots are programmed to always lose gunfights with tourists. Director John Carpenter has stated that Yul Brynner's character was an inspiration for Michael Myers in Halloween. A Hsu & Chan comic featured a minor amusement park parody along with the appearance of a gunslinger. The PC game System Shock 2 features the Westworld movie poster at points during the game. Writer-Director Michael Crichton would later use the backdrop of an amusement park based on advanced technology gone wrong in Jurassic Park, which also featured a scene where a visually-impaired menace has its senses frustrated by its prey. In an episode of What's New, Scooby-Doo? titled "Go West, Young Scoob", the gang visits an Old West theme park named Cyber Gulch where all the inhabitants are robots.

Finally, the burned hulk of the Gunslinger attacks him one last time before succumbing to its damage.

The resort's supervisors, in increasing desperation, try to regain control by shutting down power to the entire park, but this traps them in the control rooms, unable to turn the power back on while the robots run amok on stored power.Martin and Blane, who passed out drunk after a bar fight in the WesternWorld bordello, wake up unaware of the breakdown.

Martin runs for his life as the robot implacably follows him.Martin flees to the other areas of the park, but finds only a panicky fleeing technician, dead guests and damaged robots.