netflix Netflix is making The Witcher

[Bartholomew Gallacher]

Meet the Witcher's author, polish guy Andrzej Sapkowski:

 

[Kara Spengler]

Still in my queue. I was behind on a few other shows.

 

[Stora]

I back playing the game again for the second time.

I'm going to order the books too when the price comes back down, the book set has doubled in price this last month.

 

[Free]

Holy crap...

 

[Stora]

"It's very iconic!" The Witcher's Henry Cavill on *that* bath scene, Geralt's voice and meeting fans

Spoiler: Radio 1's Ali Plumb talks to The Witcher himself, Henry Cavill, as well as Freya Allan (Ciri) and Anya Chalotra (Yennefer)

 

[Arilynn]

I watched one or two episodes a while ago, but I didn’t really get it. The only example I can think of is when the Witcher goes into a tavern for some reason I can’t remember and somebody else is talking about abortion, which seemed completely out of place. Am I misreading the whole thing? Is some/most of what I saw as super serious stuff about who and what the Witcher is, his mission, etc. supposed to be a parody or otherwise lighter than I thought it was? What kind of mood is it going for?