Why they got the homie Fishbourne with the Frederick Douglass fade? 
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Just wrapped this up
I thought it was pretty good.
The Rats though… I didn’t like any of them AT ALL but the way they went out was
shyt was disturbingly brutal… This new villain on some other shyt.
I thought it was pretty good.
The Rats though… I didn’t like any of them AT ALL but the way they went out was
shyt was disturbingly brutal… This new villain on some other shyt.
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Just finished it.
Hemsworth isn’t as strong a Witcher as Cavill, but it’s not a deal-breaker.
Overall, this was probably the weakest season so far. Adding Fishburn was a good move—he has a strong on-screen presence whenever he appears. You can question why his character, being a vampire, would join Geralt and the group (not sure if that happens in the books), but the show made it work well enough.
I liked the addition of Leo, but I think he needed more development. He and Fishburn’s character were easily the most interesting parts of the season.
The most confusing part for me was Yennefer teleporting to Geralt at the end. How did she suddenly know where he was? And if she could do that, why not teleport to him earlier? Maybe I missed something, but that moment felt poorly explained.
Also, it wouldn't be a Netflix show without including gay shyt with a character who's a minority.
5/10
Hemsworth isn’t as strong a Witcher as Cavill, but it’s not a deal-breaker.
Overall, this was probably the weakest season so far. Adding Fishburn was a good move—he has a strong on-screen presence whenever he appears. You can question why his character, being a vampire, would join Geralt and the group (not sure if that happens in the books), but the show made it work well enough.
I liked the addition of Leo, but I think he needed more development. He and Fishburn’s character were easily the most interesting parts of the season.
The most confusing part for me was Yennefer teleporting to Geralt at the end. How did she suddenly know where he was? And if she could do that, why not teleport to him earlier? Maybe I missed something, but that moment felt poorly explained.
Also, it wouldn't be a Netflix show without including gay shyt with a character who's a minority.
5/10
Shows be fallin off every day like Ace Hood Rollie bezel. I didn’t even know there was a new season
My wife said that shyt is basura. I tapped out on season one because the shyt wasn't hitting TO ME