Season Two of Netflix's The Witcher Wraps Production and Other Season Two News

[zodgory]

That's a wrap on Season 2! The White Wolf awaits you back on The Continent. pic.twitter.com/SqrAbeelob
- The Witcher (@witchernetflix) April 2, 2021

Comments

[evett]

I hope season 2 is less confusing. the time jumps you didn't even notice were happening was so annoying

[zodgory]

There was an early interview where they mentioned doing more weird timeline stuff, lol

I do think that a rewatch is more rewarding, but yeah, the timeline is an obstacle for first time watching when you're just trying to casually/background watch it.

[evett]

😫😫😫😫😫

[zodgory]

Ha, I'm hoping it's more traditional flashback stuff considering the three leads are now all in the same timeline

[asnindie]

Tbh I love shows that aren't passive in their storytelling. It forces you to pay attention and I enjoyed the show much more for that. There's plenty of basic linear shows on TV tbh.

[evett]

paying attention wouldn't have made shit any less confusing when they don't tell you the timeline is moving and two of the characters don't age but you're supposed to notice a little gray in a guys hair. like what

[kamikashi]

i mean i always super focus on tv shows and the witcher time jumps still confused the fuck outta me until the middle of the season. i never have shows on the background unless its a show ive already seen before.

[stf_ugh]

It literally took me right to the second of seeing the Witcher and the Queen together before I was like oh this happened in the past! Lmao even when that Mousack guy was there greeting Geralt just before she came in I was like wow he moved onto a new kingdom really quickly!

[ewanspotter]

I swear on my life there was an interview with the showrunner after the first season where she basically indicated they were done with non-linear storytelling. At least to THAT extent. Ultimately the characters are finally on a linear storyline with each other. (That’s of course not to say there won’t be some flashbacks.)