The Witcher ATTACKS Fans Too STUPID To Praise it

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The Witcher Season 3 Netflix series features Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia. But as Henry Cavill leaves The Witcher and showrunner Lauren Hissrich to be replaced by Liam Hemsworth in Season 4. What are the producers and writers saying about the fans? Are fans too stupid to understand the complexity of The Witcher books? Or is the truth about The Witchers possible cancellation after series 3, a bit closer to home. Is Season 3 of The Witcher on Netflix worth watching?
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The Witcher Season 3 is now over on Netflix, but once more the cast and producers can't keep quiet to blame the fans for their own failings. This time seemingly saying the general public are too stupid to understand the complexities of the books so they had to dumb it down, or so I thought. This video was a bit off as I change my mind as I film it, and now I'm not sure he's actually talking about the fans, but more generalising Americans from his experiences with the staff to the whole nation. Which is odd, because if it is the latter not only is it funny, I'd agree! But who do you think he's talking about? What do you think about the showrunners obsession with forcing side characters to replace Henry Cavill? Let me know your thoughts down below, and as always, thanks for watching :)

@GIBBO4182

The irony of them calling us stupid, when they can’t even follow the plot that’s already been laid out for them in the books!

@illuminahde

It's always the best business practice to insult the consumer for not enjoying your product.

@ashearvus8112

Imagine being cast for the role of "the most beautiful woman in the world" and later find out that you were supposed to "challenge the beauty standards". I would be furious.

@bradcarter1790

If Henry would reboot this series with himself as the director, he would make a fortune because he would undoubtedly be true to the source material.

@Losantiville

I’m a combat veteran and listening to the producers genuine lack of life experience explains a poor show.

@gs4011

"I didnt see MYself...there was nobody to represent how I saw the world and MY experiences." Of course it's failing, the showrunner is a narcissist.

@SuperCosmicMutantSquid

I mean...when you hire a lady who's mentality is essentially "Ew, this book is too much for guys! Imma make it for ME because I'M special!" this is what you're going to get.

@justlivin2499

I’m a 17 year old American and I understood the books perfectly fine, I think it may be their problem

@wig.snatcher

If i was an actress and someone casted me to "challenge beauty standards" i would be highly offended

@MrMoridinalthor

The fans have wasted zero minutes on a bad show it took these people multiple months to make. Seems smart to me.

@markgregorygacosta531

If an actor keeps saying he/she wants to find himself/her self in the character, instead of representing the character, you know the series is doomed.

@Maplenr

My wife is Polish, and was SO excited to have this show come to be. I was worried that it was going to be ruined by ideologues... And it was. We started watching S3, and it legit broke my heart a bit to see how shit it was, and my wife's reaction. Just all around shit. Least the books are still incredible

@judechauhan6715

The fact she said she couldn't see herself in any of the fantasy magical medieval characters is surprising because on multiple occasions they show humility, ingenuity, bravery, resourcefulness, kindness, strength and many other human traits which make them likable to many audience members. If she cannot relate to any of that but instead changed the story so she could and ended up with someone who was ready to sacrifice a child for her own gain and betray her friend to do it then I'll take her word for it I guess.

@BruceWayne-fj9bm

Writing isn’t about putting yourself, your gender, your sexuality, whatever you want to “represent” into a preexisting work… it’s about telling a good story.

@NikoJr.

Having a writer's room dominated by people who haven't read and/or don't like the source material is like going to the butcher's for your wedding cake

@headkicked

"I'm a firm believer of challenging audiences."

@colbunkmust

There's an expression in writing: "You can't write a character smarter than yourself". I have a feeling this applies so well to this show. Which is sort of hilarious, considering the writers didn't even have to come up with anything new to write since they had a series of books to draw from. It's like trying to take an open-book test but instead of using the assigned textbook you try to used your diary to get the answers.

@limlaith

I believe the latter - your latter - that Cavill is letting himself finally rage against his experiences with the entire production team and experiences with the staff. I honestly don't think that he is insulting the fans of the books or game or TV show. It isn't the fans - his fans - who are the problem, and he knows it. I feel overwhelming sympathy for him ever since I first read of his departure from the series. I stand by him and with him -- as a rabid JRR Tolkien fan, I stand by him. I have never been more proud of my own fandom as when we all stood up as one voice and declared Amazon's