The Witcher

Netflix isn't exactly upset that they (unfortunately) lost their beloved lead actor. Here comes Temu-Geralt, and he's neither particularly angry nor particularly believable...

The Australian actor looks the part instead of Henry Cavill in the first two of the eight episodes making up the fourth season of Netflix's quirky fantasy, but everything else feels the same so far...

Instead, we'll have to wait until next year to see the end of our journey in the Continent.

In the latest "What's Coming" article, the fantasy show made an appearance to signal its coming end.

"There was a lot of negativity... It hit me hard."

Despite strong words of praise from Netflix and the cast, the fourth season is off to a rough start.

Co-stars describing Hemsworth as "fully prepared," bursting with energy, and perfectly in tune with the character's essence.

Netflix's The Witcher may have started as a faithful adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski's books, but after multiple seasons and growing creative detours, fan criticism has mounted.

The actor is not looking to emulate Henry Cavill but rather do things in his own way.

Expect a different tone, voice, and even a slight rise in humour.

That's the budget of a Marvel feature on a TV series fans still can't grow to love.

Netflix is finally giving The Witcher fans a first real look at Liam Hemsworth as Geralt of Rivia.

It's even being called worse than Blood Origin, another Witcher spin-off.

The fourth season isn't even out yet, but Netflix is already looking to wrap up a fifth.

He's officially the coolest grandpa.

Hemsworth takes the helm as the series main protagonist.

We're not just getting a new Geralt.