The Witcher

Wow! Just... wow! An undisputedly breathtaking performance from Henry Cavil, bringing the Witcher character to life in a way never seen before. This comes as no surprise if you read about Henry’s dedication to the character.

Aside from Henry’s performance, which is hard to brush aside, the show itself is just magnificent. A complex story delivered in a non-linear timeline, slowly becoming more linear as the show develops.

Every character is on point, and this show does justice to the books and the games. Go ahead and watch it. Perhaps it will become the favorite TV show for you, as it did for me.

Season 2 managed to make this show even better in my opinion. Hope they keep coming.

I feel like I'm the only person who absolutely loved the changes they made in season 2 compared to the books! I hated the books, dragged myself all the way to 50% of Lady of the Lake and then finally gave up because I was so disinterested for the last 3 books. I do miss the connection Ciri and Yen have in the books but the show made the world more interesting with the addition of new monsters and monoliths!

very awsome , i wish it wil be a 10+ seasons

Oh okay. New season when?

My god this show is something else. I am on 3rd season i don’t want to end

I love this show, very well made and the videogame is one of my all time faves! Can't wait for S2! Henry truly embodies Geralt!

Fantastic

If someone asked me to write what can we call this serie?
I think i could say a mix of Lord of the Rings World with Game of Thrones violence

We might be in presence of one of the best stories to watch in next decade!

Some people are making a fuss that the timeline is confusing. Since this is the internet it gets blown out of proportion. You get a clear hint in one episode this is happening and its easy to figure it out afterwards. That being said, just watch it! It´s really good!

I wish I could give it a 10 (which I very very rarely do) -Season one is excellent in every aspect but one:
The timeline is blurry and confusing as f***.

Events taking place decades apart are only put into their place by a character dropping that something happened three decades ago in passing.
Normally that wouldn't be an issue, but most characters don't age!
[spoiler] I am still a bit confused as to why the bard doesn't age, since he seems to be human (I'm at Episode 6, so I hope they do explain it in one of the last episodes, but I doubt it) [/spoiler]
That combinations makes it really hard to keep track of what happened before, what happened after and what happens at the same time.

P.S.: I don't know the books, so I have no idea if they had the same problems.
I took a look at the descriptions for the books though and some elements seem to coincide with the first prequel book. So I assume they are meshing prequel and original books together somehow.