We recap The Witcher Season 3's key storylines and character arcs before the highly anticipated Season 4 premieres on Netflix.

The most frustrating Netflix trend is being broken this week with a major new release, raising the question of whether it will continue in the future.

FULL SPOILERS ahead for The Witcher season 4 episode 2, "Dream of a Wish Fulfilled."

Netflix's latest season of "The Witcher," now starring Liam Hemsworth, fails to address any of the series' longstanding problems, writes our reviewer.

Acclaimed actor joins the Netflix saga as the reformed higher vampire. Showrunner talks about the new addition.

The Witcher season 4 had a number of expectations attached to it after the recasting of its lead star, and the uneven ending to season 3 didn’t exactly leave fans with the best impression. Despite those hurdles,

Other English forests featured in season 4 include Buttersteep Forest in Berkshire doubling for exteriors of the Northern Kingdom of Brugge and a road around Yaruga, the largest river in the North. Some forests of Brugge were also filmed at Puzzlewood, an ancient woodland site at Gloucestershire dating back to the Roman Empire.

Picking up after the devastating (and Continent-altering) events of the Thanedd Coup, season 4 sees Geralt (Hemsworth), Yennefer (Anya Chalotra), and Ciri (Freya Allan) once again scattered across the war-ravaged Continent.

Season 4 of The Witcher isn’t immune to it. Episode 2, “Dream of a Wish Fulfilled”, opens with Geralt taking on a wraith in a haunted cemetery called Fen Carn for basically no reason at all. It’s a fun enough sequence,