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Finishing the series, it was overall pretty good. Some of the episodes were a little slow but overall it was probably the strongest season of the television series yet. The story was very coherent and far easier to follow than the previous seasons and despite all of the intrigue and characters...

I didn't realize season three of The Witcher came out last Summer. I probably wouldn't of even known if I still had Netflix but as I continue our Holiday binge of Streaming, I started watching Season Three of the series. Burned through the first episode yesterday and watching the second episode...

I posted the thread originally in the Media Cringe because CBR who published the interview used that title of 'Anya Challenging Beauty Standards' because any reasonable interpretation of that title means that Anya is somehow not considered "beautiful" by any regular standard. OF COURSE the...

Breaking News from Comic Cook Resources (CBR). Witcher actress Anya Chalotra is ugly as fuck, main appeal to being cast in order to "challenge beauty standards" by Witcher casting director Sophie Holland. 🧐 :oops: :unsure:

I mean they are technically correct to blame the fans for the lack of continued success for their TV series. :sneaky: The Multiverse theory is pretty disturbing though if that's how they are going to explain the recasting of Geralt. They'll be annihilating three seasons of the relationships...

The Witcher Season Three Trailer.

Turds will copy fan artwork for their show but refuse to copy the actual lore from the novels that they're adapting for the show. 😭

Just started watching it now based on the rave reviews here. Ninety seconds in and it starts with an upside down battle scene that shifts into becoming a right side up battle scene... in the rain no less and some guy (the Bard presumably) is standing there with his arms bound and the first...

She apparently got her lineage *looks up the term* bleached since then. I need to contact an expert on these things, hold on. @Urabrask Revealed

Time for spinoffs! This is Dragon Age: Blood Origin, a prequel to the Witcher that takes place 1200 years before the events of the main series. It's apparently going to be a four part prequel series about the creation of the first Witchers. Gotta launch them before the original series...

Too little too late most likely, but it's pretty clear that the reason the show was seen as mediocre was more due to the writers and the like as opposed to the main cast. https://www.change.org/p/netflix-you-must-keep-henry-cavill-as-the-witcher-and-replace-the-writers-instead Sadly instead...

Henry Cavill is to be replaced by Liam Hemsworth after Season Three of The Witcher is released. So Hemsworth will be Geralt apparently Season Four and presumably onwards. https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/henry-cavill-replaced-liam-hemsworth-witcher-superman-news Henry Cavill, as a known...

The Second Season of The Witcher has made it to the top ten of most watched Netflix shows in their first 28 days. https://variety.com/2022/tv/news/witcher-season-2-netflix-most-viewed-1235151446/

Hello. I'm with Polygon. I couldn't help but notice you exist and share contrary opinions publicly. I'm doing a story on the influence of the reactionary right and gatekeeping within fantasy fandoms like The Witcher and would like you to comment, provided you give us your name and contact info...

Different tastes between based Germans and cucky internet journalist critics.

With Season Two out, if your curious, here's a reason to watch the show purely out of spite if you choose. :p https://boundingintocomics.com/2021/12/28/peta-calls-for-boycott-of-netflixs-the-witcher-season-2-due-to-the-use-of-live-animals/

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The Witcher has already been approved for a Third Season even before the Second Season premieres on Netflix. https://www.darkhorizons.com/netflix-renews-witcher-for-s3-more/ Also in the works of a more kid friendly animated series.

I just heard that Netflix in addition to the upcoming Season Two, will also be creating a prequel series that takes place 1200 years prior to the events of the current television series, Witcher: Blood Origin. I learned about this because Twitter is abuzz about how Michelle Yeoh has been cast as...

I'll wait for the sequel when they run down the Ottoman Turks in 1683 in the name of Acceptance.