The Witcher Season 3 Will Follow An Annoying Netflix Trend When It Starts Dropping In June

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Generally, you simply wish to draw the curtains, curl up on the couch, and fake to be the world’s most sensible sofa potato as you binge a present from begin to end until morning ushers in a brand new day. And with Netflix’s newest annoying pattern, it’s honest to say that it’s a wee bit more durable to realize most consolation these days.

Sure, whereas the a lot anticipated third season of Netflix’s The Witcher collection has dropped its first whistle-wetting teaser, it’s just a little irksome to find that the streaming large has cut up Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri’s upcoming journey right into a two-parter.

Positive, it will not be the tip of the world per se, however we’re merely just a little puzzled as to why the corporate continues to comply with this pattern. Effectively… we’re not, it’s to double dip on these month-to-month subscription charges, however nonetheless, the wait is all too painful! From Ozark to Cash Heist to Stranger Things, splitting up long-awaited seasons into two components appears to be the du jour proper now.

After all, this two-part season, which will likely be streamable on June 21 and July 27, will mark the ultimate episodes with our predominant man Henry Cavill. Certainly, in case you haven’t heard the dangerous information but, Liam Hemsworth is ready to step into Geralt of Rivia’s boots come Season 4. Unhappy instances, eh?

However, we’ve received excessive hopes that the third season of The Witcher will likely be a should watch. I imply, it’s received Henry Cavill in it so it mechanically wins all of the factors, proper? (Okay, maybe we’re just a little too obsessive about the Man of Metal star…)

Quantity One of many third season of The Witcher will start streaming solely on Netflix on June 29. In the meantime, Quantity Two will kick off on July 27.