The Witcher has been better than much more of GOT every single day of the week.

In the Witcher the action is paced and brutal within its fantasy of spells and swords. The choreography flowed like a good action film. It didn't look clumsy or strained like GOT constantly did in most of its swordfights which were often very clumsy by comparison. The Witcher didn't do stupid things like GOT descended into in later seasons of otherwise plotholes. The Witcher's environment acted rationally throughout its settings, sticking to a formulated plot upon moving from A to B. The Witcher's dialogue is much better at storytelling than GOT. GOT's dialogue was always arguments over status. Everytime the characters in GOT talked they tediously announced their titles and claims in almost every single conservation without exception. The Witcher's dialogue told a captivating and intriguing story. Both show's have vulgarity. GOT had some moments of memorable dialogue, and some of its episodes were award winning and great. Most of GOT was tedious. GOT had a much bigger budget in its later seasons where a few of its effects, like the dragons, and walkers are sharper in their offered CGI by comparison. GOT also had some really choice locations in its settings. GOT's larger plotline of its built up characters being killed off horriffically and unexpectedly, with dragons and whitewalkers, is perhaps why people are comparing the style and fantasy's. Although outside of a few memorable episodes in GOT's massive seasonal adventures. I am struggling for much of a comparison.

Why am I comparing. I don't even know. The Witcher is a nice slice of fantasy. I also enjoy The Witcher computer games.

What I really disliked about GOT was hearing about in the press every single day. It was forced on us without its novels even being finished, annoyingly. It' was just good because somebody else said it was. GOT was often nominated for the sake of keeping an advertising market ranting. Arguably GOT had numbers and HBO production value. GOT didn't really have many TV peers, as GOT set the assumed bar for TV in its modern genre, that demand, a market's numbers hungry for the genre of fantasy. A market that could start to rival it, as GOT starts to fade..

The Witcher is enjoyable from its seasonal start to seasonal finish, sexy, stylish, intriguing, and enchanting. Hopefully there's a lot more of it to enjoy. Roll on Season 2. Thanks for the entertainment..