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  2. Jun 9, 2023 · With that said, for the moment at least, we’d recommend watching The Witcher on Netflix by order of release meaning the best way to get started is with the following watch order. If you don’t want to watch complimentary material (explainers, recaps, and behind-the-scenes content), follow the title list in bold.

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  3. Dec 26, 2019 · As for the rest: If you still have questions about The Witcher ’s overall timeline (and don’t mind spoilers) here’s a rough chronology of the order in which the events of season one occur. 1....

  4. Nov 13, 2023 · Here’s Netflix’s The Witcher in release order: The Witcher Season 1 (December 20, 2019) The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf (August 23, 2021) The Witcher Season 2 (December 17, 2021)

  5. Season 1. S01E01 The End's Beginning. December 20, 2019. Netflix. Hostile townsfolk and a cunning mage greet Geralt in the town of Blaviken. Ciri finds her royal world upended when Nilfgaard sets its sights on Cintra. S01E02 Four Marks. December 20, 2019. Netflix. Bullied and neglected, Yennefer accidentally finds a means of escape.

    • Episode 2: Four Marks
    • Episode 3: Betrayer Moon
    • Episode 1: The End's Beginning
    • Episode 2/3: Four Marks/Betrayer Moon
    • Episode 4: of Banquets, Bastards, and Burials
    • Episode 5: Bottled Appetites
    • Episode 6: Rare Species
    • Episode 7/1: Before A Fall/The End's Beginning
    • Episodes 1-7: Ciri's Story
    • Episode 8: Much More

    The second episode is the starting place for anyone interested in watching in purely chronological order. This is where Yennefer's story starts, which is the furthest back in the timeline that The Witchergoes. Her childhood as an outcast living in a pigpen, and her sale to the mages is the very beginning of the story, all of which happens here. Yen...

    The third episode is where the timeline starts to be clarified, and Yennefer's story is still the earliest. In 'Betrayer Moon', Yennefer has completed her training, and wants to be magically beautified and sent to court... but it seems that the plans will change, and she will be sent to Nilfgaard instead. RELATED: The Witcher: 10 Things You Didn't ...

    The first episode actually takes place after all of Yennefer's training and transformation, but before Geralt meets Jaskier and starts to build his (unwanted) fame as the White Wolf. This episode, as the pilot, is all about setting up the universe, the lore, and the main characters (minus Yennefer), but it is also quite far back in Geralt's history...

    Now we return to the second and third episode to catch up on Geralt's story. During this time, Geralt still hasn't met Yennefer, but he does have the pleasure of meeting Jaskier - his friend and bard who provides such beautiful comic relief to his gruff killer schtick. Geralt battles a couple of different monsters, including unraveling the tale of ...

    This is where things really start to come together, and although Yennefer and Geralt are still not quite in the same timeline, this episode is the next step in both of their respective timelines. For Yennefer, this episode sees her increasing boredom with her work for the council of mages, and her decision to strike out on her own after a horrifyin...

    From this point on, the timeline becomes significantly more straightforward, at least for Geralt and Yennfer, whose stories finally connect here. In this episode, Geralt and Yaskier tangle with a Djinn - a connection that ends up bringing them to Yennefer. Now a mage working solo, Yennefer is all kinds of bored and obsessed with regaining her ferti...

    The simplified timeline continues, but now The Witcheris several years down the line, and it seems that Yennefer and Geralt just keep bumping into each other. This time, they are off on an adventure to hunt down a dragon, and it's clear that their relationship has deepened - but this is also the episode that ends up breaking it off.

    Geralt and Yennefer are not together for the seventh episode, but their timelines are still (mercifully) in sync. Yennefer heads back to Aretuza, to have it out with her old teachers and join in a mage's council over the situation with Nilfgaard and Cintra. Geralt, meanwhile, heads back to Cintra to find out what's happened with 'his' Child of Surp...

    This marks the start of Ciri's story, as it has been told in snatches from the first episode. The attack on Cintra is followed by Ciri fleeing the city and getting into all kinds of adventures as she tries to figure out how to survive. From a refugee camp to the Brokilon Forest and the Dryads, to tangling with a Doppler, Ciri has the most straightf...

    The finale is the episode that brings every timeline together - although they are still not all in one place. Yennefer and the mages make their stand against Nilfgaard, while Geralt and Ciri finally connect elsewhere. Of course, the episode does have to throw in a little bonus timeline messiness, though - it couldn't be as simple as all that! Part ...

  6. The second season, also consisting of eight episodes and based on the novel Blood of Elves, was released on December 17, 2021. In September 2021, Netflix renewed the series for a third season, which also consists of eight episodes, released in two volumes on June 29 and July 27, 2023.

  7. Trivia. FAQ. IMDbPro. All topics. Episode list. The Witcher. Top-rated. Fri, Dec 20, 2019. S1.E8. Much More. A terrifying pack of foes lays Geralt low. Yennefer and her fellow mages prepare to fight back. A shaken Ciri depends on the kindness of a stranger. 8.8/10. Rate. Top-rated. Fri, Dec 20, 2019. S1.E3. Betrayer Moon.

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