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“This is what you get when you have women writers and showrunners”

Yennefer is one of the best characters I’ve read in a fantasy series in years. She is legitimately great and Anya Chalotra plays her perfectly.

Tangentially related, but how great was it, as a woman, to watch a show where none of the main characters were sexually assaulted? As Beth mentions, Renfri’s past involves rape, which we probably could have done without, given I don’t think it added anything to the already morally murky story, but outside of that, it

I’m utterly baffled at how misunderstood this show is. The timelines were not that hard to follow. Plus they have the benefit of setting up thoughtful episodic parallels between the characters: see Geralt de-cursing the Strega producing a beautiful princess that retains her feral attitude while Yennifer is transformed.

Yes, the shower runner was right about how they recognized his ability to communicate much with few words and body language.

So when are we getting a buddy cop movie of Henry Cavill’s Geralt and Tom Hardy’s Mad Max? The script is only going to have about 2 pages of dialogue.

He really does convey a lot with few words, which for me really sells Geralt. I absolutely love his "Hmm" almost as much as his "Fuck".

The timeline differential became apparent as early as episode 3. You have to be paying attention, but the King with the Striga Problem gets name-checked in the background of the ball - as a young child. It is clearly meant to be there as a clue, given the quick shift of frame focus and the otherwise toss-away part of

The song is fantastic and I was all about it on my commute today.

Oh boy, Amazon are going *really* hard for this, with the whole media blitz going on.

...their ship, which has been fully repaired after the battering it took in season three, with an enhancement: landing gear.

So many clever ideas in this series. 31 billion Earth inhabitants most of whom are on basic welfare, the belter colonies with their own distinctive patois and culture, a Mars civilization organized around Spartan principles, and a wild space opera story line grounded in hard science fiction. It’s like they took a

I just want to add that HOLY CRAP THE COVER OF THIS MAGAZINE IS INCREDIBLE.