The Witcher

In my estimation, terminally politicised nonsense. This is by no means the actors fault. Its let down by woke social engineering that refuses to let the novels come to life, as it should. In summary, this series is nothing like the novels, it apes. Its been warped and twisted, to fit the woke narrative many of us are so sick and tired of. Enough said.

First season, kicked ass. There was a bit of time continuity issue in letting the audience follow the story. And while the swordplay action scenes were very well done, there was not enough special effects monster scenes in the show. But as to having a good balance of what a mid-evil fantasy world would be in the ways talking, interaction, social norms, debauchery, sensuality (sex, tits, & ass >tongue hang drooling< lol) It did okay. All in all I'd give the first season a solid 7.8/10. Now as for the 2nd season, I could have taken it or left it. By then because the showrunner wanted money just for being at work instead of investing in the story and show, Henry Cavill was looking for the door; as were fans. She, the showrunner (I don't recall her name, and because I don't like the person she is, I won't look it up either), was indeed responsible for the rest of the episodes, and following season, going into the toliet. And the 3rd season, Cavill is out. Siri is...more. The bard is gay. And the Hemsworth brother is as visible as the wind, publicity-wise. Don't even waste your time. The paint drying on your walls is more riveting. -- Bob --

**The Witcher: A Captivating Journey Through a Rich Fantasy World** _The Witcher_ has consistently delivered a spellbinding experience across its three seasons, effectively introducing a credible and realistic fantasy world where the lines between good and bad are often blurred. The series masterfully brings to life the rich characters, sharp wit, and stylish action that fans of the novels and games have come to love. From the very beginning, the production design stands out, with a commitment to creating an atmosphere steeped in medieval fantasy. The music enhances this immersion, wrapping you in a world that feels both ancient and alive. The actors, particularly Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia, fully commit to their roles, embodying their characters with a depth and authenticity that is rare in fantasy television. Season one lays a strong foundation with its non-linear narrative, offering an exciting, intoxicating, and at times, downright confusing ride that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. As the series progresses, it continues to balance action, drama, humor, and the darker aspects of its world-such as sex and monsters-creating a rich tapestry of storytelling that is both fun and engaging. By the time we reach Geralt and Ciri's latest outing, the series has evolved into a spectacular odyssey of family and destiny. Set within a world brimming with history and political schemes, their journey is as much about the bonds they forge as it is about the epic battles they fight. _The Witcher_ remains a must-watch for fans of the genre, offering something for everyone, whether you're drawn to its intense action scenes, its deeply human characters, or its richly detailed world. Each season builds on the last, delivering a thrilling and cohesive adventure that leaves viewers eagerly anticipating what comes next.