The Witcher, Netflix and Season 4
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Anyone who finishes watching the latest season of The Witcher may be surprised by Netflix’s suggestion for what to watch next: a stand-alone spinoff movie, The Rats: A Witcher Tale, which arrived on Netflix at the same time as The Witcher ’s fourth season — but with none of the fanfare or even a trailer or release date.
Netflix’s “The Witcher” Season 4 is here with Liam Hemsworth taking over for Henry Cavill. Will the show be returning for a fifth season? Find out what is planned.
Instead of the season's final episode being the reason why my jaw hit the floor, it was season 4 episode 5. Just when we think we've got our heads around the ever-growing Witcher lore, we're thrown the ultimate creative curveball at the halfway mark.
Yes! Not only is The Witcher guaranteed a fifth season, but it's in post-production now. In April 2024, a little under a year after season 3 premiered, Netflix announced that The Witcher will film its next two seasons back to back with season 5 as the finale.
The Witcher' boss Lauren Schmidt-Hissrich explains all the Season 4 deaths, Ciri's love interest and what to expect in the final season.
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