The Witcher is coming to Netflix!

[Fynn]

http://m.ign.com/articles/2017/05/17...cher-tv-series

I AM SCREAMIIIIIIIIIING!!!!!

[Freya]

Oh man, maybe you gave the series good luck with your fanboying

[krissy]

wasn't there a polish one that was absolute kupa? or am i misremembering?

anyway i hope they film it in tatry

[Fynn]

Yes there was. It was called the Hexer in English. The less said about it, the better.

And no, it has to be filmed in Suwalsczyzna

[Formalhaut]

As soon as I saw this I knew Fynn would be screaming.

[Laddy]

OOOOOOH

[charliepanayi]

I work for the publisher of the original novels. Tie-in edition(s) ahoy!

[Yubel-Lover]

I'm so watching this!!






(SPOILER)Never played the games though....

[Fynn]

I'm so watching this!!






(SPOILER)Never played the games though....

(SPOILER)Tip: read the books first

[Yubel-Lover]

I'm so watching this!!






(SPOILER)Never played the games though....

(SPOILER)Tip: read the books first

That's actually a good idea. Gonna do it before watching the show.

[Kossage]

This is exciting news!

The lore of the Witcher verse is quite intriguing based on the books and the games, so having another take at a TV series is definitely welcome. The producers' comments give me hope that we'll indeed see the grey morality of the stories translated to TV as it would be a shame if all the series focused on was dumbing down the messages and ramping up gore and nudity without understanding the nuances of what, if any, separates monsters from men. The actor they need for Geralt has to be convincing in many ways as he has to sell the gruff edge and hidden sentimentality of the character, and the show will ultimately rise or fall depending on his portrayal of the character.