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First of all this is hilarious. The show is shot beautifully and I love the voice over narration. I'm definitely going to check the book out after. The main character is played to perfection, and so is the husband who plays his role extremely well. Some people are calling this soft porn, but I don't think anyones seen porn with a story line this engaging lol. I mean, obviously the show is partly about sex as that's what she is really missing from her marriage but it's a far cry from soft porn. The actual heart of the story is getting into a loving relationship and it becoming dry due to... well, life and now she wants to embrace some fun once again, so if you like that concept then you'll like this.

Okay, so I believe Netflix believes that the programme will be successful merely by having a diverse cast and including mystical elements. Right? WRONG! Please, please, please, can we return to good story telling as the MAIN priority, regardless of where the cast is from.

What makes this the "Witcher"? Let the Witcher be the Witcher, which is, incidentally, doing fantastic on its own as it has been for many years now. I really don't understand. Why then alter it? Why not use a different name for this? So many questions. The casting is appalling. The dialogue is the same. Netflix doesn't realise that pairing these hot trash fast food shows with games like The Witcher just serves to hurt the franchise and achieves nothing for everyone involved, especially the performers. Michelle was great in the movie Everything, Everywhere, but how does she go from that to this?

The reason there have been so many remakes of popular shows in recent years-many of which, like this one, are incredibly underwhelming and perplexing for all the fans of the original series-is because this is not the golden age of television; rather, it is the age of television in which "we have the rights to do whatever we like".

As a lover of the Witcher I wasn't able to finish a simple episode of whatever this is, but then again, there's only four episodes anyway... literally what is the point? I'm guessing it was some sort of test or something, well you have your answer: we DO NOT want to see more of this. Thank you very much.

Diversity cannot make up for badly written characters, badly written dialogue, a plot that falls flat, and shoddy CGI.

The poor music direction indicates the producers' lack of understanding of what their target audience wants or how to use and place music to assist create an environment. Nobody who worked on this production, in my opinion, had a clear understanding of the show's topics or overall aim.

And I'm not sure which is worse: the dreadful acting or the dreadful script. I admire the efforts they made to include LGBTQ and multicultural elements. But it ought to have been more crucial to cast better performers and write a better script. After the first few episodes, I was completely and utterly bored... think I'm just going to restart TVD.