I could not piece together a plot from this disjointed and confusing production. I'd suggest people read the books first if you want to know what's going on. I thought the casting was good to great, depending. I particularly liked Cavill and Chalotra. But the Witcher did not benefit from that comedic sidekick/bard. Would have been much better if he hadn't been such a fool, but maybe the book's author wrote him that way.

My biggest complaint is the modern dialogue thrown incongruously into this medieval timeframe. "What the f...?" and "Let's do this!" (repeated twice). Really? Com'on!!! The screenwriters get a D- for this, but what amazes me is how the director let this stand. He gets an F in my book. Don't understand this huge gaff at all. Such a stupid mistake that makes it seem so amateurish.

I may read the books if I can find them at my local library, then take another pass at the episodes.