A Sermon of Survival

Not going to enter the Liam/Henry discussion. It happened, get over it.

I love to see Jaskier growing into his role, his black humour made me laugh often.

Yennefer also improved but hasn't everyone been separated long enough now?

And then, at the end, there is this magnificent "Gerald as I love him" fight. Fast, brutal even funny. It made me see that the Witcher is not an actor but a person in a story. Give it a chance.

I was going to give this season a watch I knew that Henry Cavill was no longer a part of it which was so upsetting and disappointing but wow this has got to be the worst change in a series I have ever seen no disrespect to Liam Hemsworth he is doing his best to act with awful writing what an awful script when the first 3 seasons where so good why change what was working so well.

The acting relationship from the Mage's are what's saving this season along with the addition of Laurence Fishburne who is super. The Rats crew just doesn't work, the lack of chemistry between Ciri and Mistle makes me feel almost uncomfortable and the storyline is boring.

I've got to episode 4 and think I've seen enough.

The writers and producers should have listened to Cavill and remained as close as possible to the source. Netflix have dropped the ball and have turned a promising programme into a bore fest.

Writers haven't messed up a great show quite as much since the last two seasons of GOT.

I've watched the entire season without interruption. I normally wouldn't leave a comment, but I am sick of seeing this show get so much hate. It's great. The acting is great, and I loved the writing.

If you give it a shot, it's worth it. Don't listen to these folks fussing about nothing. Hemsworth could have been Geralt from the beginning and the show would have been better. I say that as a fan of HC.

Most of these people hating on the show haven't even watched it. There's no way.

I'd give the whole season an 8.5/10 but voted a 10 to balance the votes from people just hating the show because HC left.

Someone had to step up and take the role, and no matter who it would have been they would be slaughtered. The production and cast are as good as ever. Liam puts on a decent show in the role. As source material this is the weakest of the books, as it's laying the foundation of the final series, but I am still thoroughly enjoying having a new series.