One particular line from The Witcher season 4 trailer sparked controversy online, but showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich has come out in defence of what she calls "kick-ass" dialogue.

EXCLUSIVE: The Witcher showrunner has opened up on Liam Hemsworth's take on Geralt of Rivia as he replaces Henry Cavill in season four.

We don’t officially know the reason for Cavill’s departure, but this one seems most likely. On Saturday, October 29, 2022, Cavill announced that he would be stepping down as Geralt of Rivia after The Witcher Season 3. Instead, Liam Hemsworth would be taking up the swords of the White Wolf.

The fourth season of “The Witcher” will be available to stream on Netflix starting on Thursday, Oct. 30. It drops at 1 am PT/4 am ET. “The Witcher” series has played with release windows in the past. The third season of the show dropped half of its season one month and the second half a month later.

The Witcher's showrunner is already defending a major Season 4 controversy that has nothing to do with Liam Hemsworth replacing Henry Cavill.

The Witcher Season 4 comes out on Netflix on Thursday, October 30. All episodes of The Witcher Season 4 will be streaming on Netflix at 3 AM EST or 12 AM PST on Thursday, October 30. There are eight episodes in total in The Witcher Season 4.

Netflix has officially unveiled the titles and key art for all eight episodes of The Witcher Season 4, created by showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich and starring Liam Hemsworth as Geralt of Rivia. The new season premieres this week and continues the fantasy saga following the events of Season 3.

A large, ambitious mod for The Witcher 3 diversifies hunting. Players are delighted with the DLC inspired by the Monster Hunter series, but it is not without bugs.