The Witcher in 15 Minutes | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2021
- If you need a recap of The Witcher Season 1 before Season 2 arrives, let us guide you through the events of Season 1, from the incident in Blaviken to the Battle of Sodden Hill, in chronological order. The Witcher Season 2 premieres December 17, only on Netflix.
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Man this recap is a BLESSING. It’s felt like an eternity since season 1 and I literally didn’t even remember 90% of this stuff. That recap on Netflix did nothing at all to help that either. Thanks for this!
True they need to release them quick and make more seasons of these shows, there is so much content
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Facts
@@viralviruz8694 You know the Pandemic had just started right?
As you can see, Geralt wouldn't have even shown up until episode #4 and the last 2 episodes would have just been Ciri running through a forest. Watching all three characters' perspectives of the events which span an entire century gives weight to the idea that the three are intertwined by destiny.
The audience aren't stupid, leaving it linear would've been more powerful since it'd been a slowburn which will let you truly soak in the world of every characters story and journey, there is a reason most acclaimed tv series have a slowburn quality to them, if this was linear story i bet you it'd had a few awards under its belt, its really really good in linear form. Timeline mixing can be a bit too much, its like vfx for writers, its seems cool nd a bit flashy but can dilute the story if that used extremely carefully.
The only writer i know who is a jedi with timeline mixing i'd say is aaron sorkin, social network nd jobs movie were just a masterclass on how to mix timelines nd one thing i can learn from how he uses it is that he doesn't use it to switch perspectives, using it timeline mixing in that way can really dilute the story imo. memento is probably the most incredible example of timeline mixing. oh Tarantino's pulp fiction is another great example but in that movie he isn't just jumping from character to character, he sorta ends a short story of a character before cutting to a new character which gives it that slowburn feel plus the fact that their perspectives arent aligned from some sort of central goal is pivotal too.
@@afrosymphony8207 Nah. Those aren't good comparisons. Memento time jumps are used as reveals, because it's based around a mystery. And this isn't a case of using time jumps as flashbacks to analyze how we got to the present. Pulp Fiction results more in an "out of order, rewind" kinda of viewing.
Witcher IS linear, but running in parallel. It's multiple perspective, like a Walking Dead or Game of Thrones or Crash. The "time jumps" only feel like time jumps because when the perspective switches, it goes to people who have been alive for decades before meeting in the end.
Again, if you stuck strictly to 1 singular temporal overview perspective, then Yen would have 4 episodes by herself telling a 50 year journey before she even meets Geralt in the town of Rinde. Then you'd get 3 episodes of their time together before Ciri is even born on the last episode. This isn't like a Social Network or a Jobs where the focus is on a singular character or reflection on a singular life. There isn't a pivotal character. All three are linked, so their stories were told at the same time despite being centuries apart in length.
@@thedarkemissary no i think those movies are very good examples of how to use time jumps regardless of the story you're dealing with.
And u kinda pointed out the main problem why it doesnt work as well in this, it created lack of a pivotal centre if i might say. i mean can't you see how bizzark the entire structure is explaining it like that??
imagine if lord of the rings decided to give us legolas and gandalfs story of how he became a wizard by time jumping between their various perspectives across multiple time periods nd frodo's mission just to show they were connected by destiny or whatever, we can all agree it would'nt have turned out quite as impactful as the lotr we know and love today cause it would've fucked up the central goal of the movie. Game of thrones too by the way, i mean my gosh have you read the books, they have alot of stuff that could've been told via time jumps but imo that's not a device you use to tell a story across an ENTIRE season unless you really really know what you're doing with it.
@@afrosymphony8207 Right. But, that's the entire point. You have the ring (in present day) that's the central plot point. Everyone else's story resolves around this ring. So, when they do do flashbacks of where the ring came from, how Bilbo got it, all the stuff with Gandalf's back story or Aragorn's back story (not to mention all the stuff left out from the books). It's all in flashback form. Or it's insinuated. And it's all interesting, but it doesn't really factor into the present physical thing/concern.
Whereas the entire focus of the Witcher universe is on the idea/concept of this relationship between these 3 characters. There's no ring to destroy, no mountain to get to, no monster to fight, no helms deep to defend. It's all about how these 3 lives interact with each other, have interacted with each other, will interact with each other, from lowly witcher to world renown sorceress to blooddaughter of the gods.
Look at it like this, imagine if how Gandalf became a wizard was actually central to the plot. Like knowing how and why he became a wizard was actually pivotal to understanding how he interacts with others and how others interact with him. And again, this is in the context that Frodo and Gandalf haven't met yet, that there isn't a mission yet. It'd be a chapter of him doing his thing, a chapter of Bilbo doing his thing, jumping back and forth, repeat until they eventual meet in the Shire and dude drops the ring on the floor. Except, Gandalf has been around for 200 years and some of the important events that happen to him happened before the Shire even existed.
@@afrosymphony8207 it wouldn't have been a slow burn though it would've been a slow start focusing on characters who don't seem relevant a sudden climax then a meandering finish the non linearity allowed the show to ramp up usually and also gave you those aha moments as you slowly understand how all the scenes fit into the big picture
I liked the three timelines of the first season. It was confusing watching it through the first time but afterward everything clicked. And I don’t think I would have cared as much a bout Ciri if I had only met her in the last two episodes lol
The book the first season was largely based on was more of a collection of short stories than a book. It should be more fluid from here on.
I thought I was the only one
They should of had some captions to let us know what timeline they were in. I was confused as hell and I’m not watching a series more than one time. 😂
@@taon707 I thought it was great. I really enjoyed it that way. Though I do hope the second season is not like that though.
What the fuck there were three?
I got 5 minutes into season 2 and realized I totally forgot what happened in season 1. This was very handy.
Saw this too late…so I had rewatch season 1
Me too
Watched this recap and still dont understand a thing lul
same
@@Trancestorr same😂😆
*The music is hauntingly beautiful, and this recap is like a cipher that completes the puzzle.*
*Season 2 will be glorious.*
@@user-lt5jq2yu2k may be 17th of December
Horse crap. All of it.
Only first episode was good then each one is worse than the last. Only Kaer Moren is interesting in season 2
@@victormendep so you also think that this season was weaker
@@victormendep nah s2 was way better. Episode 1 was the best episode but the others r still good
Watched this instead of season 1 again. Saved myself so much time and now I get the 3 story lines! This needs to be done for all netflix series that take years between seasons!
Whats the 3 story lines ? Lol imma watch s2 but still don't get the 3 lines
@Mario Martinez I wish it were earlier 😪
@@yashchakravarty513 There are three timelines:
Yennefer's Origin (starts 30 years before Geralt's adventures)
Geralt's Adventures (15 years before Ciri's Story)
Ciri's Story (Starts 15 years after Geralt's Adventures)
@@DeReaper Watched both the seasons mate . Couldn't actually recall the timeliness from S1 . Now I understood what the timelines were pertaining to 👍🏻
@@yashchakravarty513 Nice! Happy New Year 👍🏽
Just what i needed for tomorrow. Good thing that this recap is in chronological order.
The idea "People linked by destiny will always find each other" is the reason the season 1 presented that way. The stories/events moved in such a way that at the end Geralt and Ciri met. Now in season 2 you will watch things in proper order.
Jumping from past and present the way they did was a mess
@@mvick4198 i adored it
Yeah I really hope there are no weird unannounced time jumps like they had in first season.
It still was messy and confusing
Exactly! The mystery behind them keep saying destiny and law of surprise made sense. If it were presented in chronological order it would have been just plain and a silly word bunch of words for those who didnt read the books.
Such a good recap - makes more sense in chronological order as the time jumps in the series weren't always done well.
I was chronically confused until there were like 1-2 episodes left.
So true. This felt so much more impactful. The fact that no one seemed to age made it difficult aswell
There is no time jumps ... there were three parallel lines, with different starting point that collided. It was brilliant ...
@@littlefox8352 my brains too small to appreciate it like that
@@littlefox8352 but the time jumped each time the different timelines came on screen
i honestly loved how it was out of order. it was like piecing a puzzle together.
Unfortunately they left out the part where the merchant offers Geralt the Law of the Surprise for saving him, which would have been Ciri anyway. that was a subtle but amazing touch in this entire series.
Tbh the steps that leads Geralt and Ciri to this coming together are way better in the books. In the books, they met before. In the series, it felt kinda off, when they hug each other without the history they had in the books...
@@Haniel93 though there isn’t a deep connection in the books either. They met in brokilon forest and he guided her home.
It’s just that they knew a little before.
I think the hug was meant as a visualization of the deeper connection they have through the bound of the law of surprise.
But yes, it didn’t feel very natural the one or the other way.
Cavill pushed to stay true to the book for season 2. he got it.
@@Haniel93 Books good, but personally I also like how they handled it in the show. It showed that they each "recognized" each other and emphasized their connection, and gave viewers a nice big emotional payoff at the end.
@@franzkuntschnig1320 they ALSO met in Brokilon. But the first time they met was in another forest where Ciri was way more younger than when she was in Brokilon. Geralt helped/rescued her from (I think it was something bout a big cat that cannot climb trees. Sorry it's a bit hazy now since it's been awhile that I've read the book) a monster. She got lost from her caravan due to her curiosity about the place (and of course she's a kid).
Yes you're correct, when I watched the series first then the book; the series was a little bit unnatural of the way they met. But it might be a good reason that they didn't totally follow the books so that we will read them. And I just did. Andrej just gain another fan from me
That "Fuck" when he realized the law of suprise is hilarious af lol.
I don’t quite get why he said “fuck”, can somebody explain it to me. Like I don’t get what the puking signifies.
@@trollwayy5981 didn't you watch the show lol? basically she pukes, which signifies she's pregnant. it's a pretty lazy symbol, but an obvious one. he says 'fuck' because now he's bound their child to him through the law of surprise - in this case geralt is like 80 or something (looks younger than he is) so he won't be expected to marry Ciri, but he will be connected to her now as a father figure. Geralt didn't want this because he doesn't want to subject a child to a difficult life - this is different to in the book though. in the book, he claims the law of surprise on purpose, expecting the baby to be a boy so he can train him to be a witcher.
@@LemonSte Well yes I did watch the show, but in my limited experience in this world puking never signifies a pregnancy. I know he’s bound to her, but in that moment I didn’t and still don’t quite get how he’s connecting the dots.
@@davidpompili7593 nah dude
@@davidpompili7593 just 18 so I’m quite young in the spectrum of older than dirt
"The dwarves, they are leading us to a shorter path."
I see what you did there Witcher.
i need this for season 2! desperately!
I’ve seen season 1 three times but this was still very entertaining! I just want to clarify that Sabrina was under mind control when she attacked Yen:)
She was..
@@TD-xo4tg yes a snake is or leach entered her ear which is was released by Fringilla
Do you know why Vilgefortz killed his fellow mage? (only if i missed it in S1, no spoiler pls :) )
@@cryst4l882 maybe we will see it in this season or he had enough of mages bullshit
@@cryst4l882 I think it's hinted that he's a very dark mind that has his own agenda - to fight, kill, hurt others. He's definitely not a spy, evidenced by his chat mid fight with the man with the winged helmet, but can't be trusted. He'll probably slip over to the "winning" side if he thinks it'll get him what he wants
I really loved the different timelines of the first season, how it was used as a narrative mechanism that made us ask questions until it clicks at the end or on second rewatches. It will really make Season 1 unique to the upcoming ones~
What were the different tike lines ?
i think it's a cool idea but the show sometimes lacked in its execution of the idea
I love how people talk about the sequence of events, you have to know that this is how the whole first book is written. The first season is just the stories from the first book.
For sure, I know the first book is a bunch of stories. It definitely helps though to get a recap in chronological order.
Ya thats cool but Would be nice if they just flashed a year on the screen, just a small thing, really
that is false, that is VERY false. The first book followed ONLY Geralt and kept the lore close to its heart. The entire story of how Yennefer got her powers etc is all in later books. As far as I remember, the only stories with her were the titular Last Wish story and the Gold Dragon one
@@dormrifle6174 there's also a shard of ice story, which introduces istredd
I've read the first book, this is not an excuse for the first season's mess. It was bad, not only the pacing and visual quality, but also the writing and some of the unnecessary "politically correct" changes.
😭Why are people so pressed about how the timeline was handled in the first season. It really was such an interesting way to tell the story.
Seems like people can't keep up with three different timelines. I personally liked that i had to use at least one braincell instead of beeing spoon-fed everything.
@@Chikina "me so smart everyone else so dumb everyone congratulate me"
Because the way they adapted the first two books is atrocious, and the timeline jumps are near impossible to follow unless you're familiar with the source material. Not that it matters given how much they cut from the original.
@@Arthas30000 I see where you're coming from. I was a newcomer and didn't know what I was in for. I just appreciated the "aha!" moment when I realized it was three different timelines and totally loved how it all came together in episode 7(i think)
@@stevedeve2088 It's less about being smart and more about paying attention
Wonderful summary. Makes me realize how much I already forgot lmao
I was like "is this part of season 2? I dont remember this" XD
@@DreamRice same!!! Then I kept saying “oh yeah I remember this” 😩🤣🤣
I rewatched the whole show again. I literally forgot everything. It was like I was watching the show for the first time. On the flip side it means nothing in the show was memorable 😂 even though it is a decent one.
@@GeekRaj yeah i remember game of thrones but not this one
"They took my choice."
"I want it back"
Resonates in me.
This is the most confusing part in the entire story to me. Didn’t she want and agreed to the process? Dude told her and she still wanted it done. So her character’s mission just seemed off to me b/c of her saying this.
@@blackgoatshizzy9568 yeah, yennefer is honestly the most annoying.
@@blackgoatshizzy9568 You can change your mind about something. Especially something that important
@@dystop2766 Changing your mind about something does not stop the fact you made the choice for it, which still makes her case confusing since she stated " they took my choice". Should be more " I made a bad decision and regret it".
I will NEVER understand why on earth they chose to put this entire season out of order. This 15 minute recap has literally made Season 1 go from WTF??? to WTF!!!!! This is by far the best way to have watched Season 1.
While i agree the season makes a lot more sense when it's in chronological order (having not read the books or played the games), i think the way they structured the storyline was the only way to really get to know ciri's storyline and character. Otherwise we would just see her for the last episode or two and not really get to know her as a character.
they had changed order because yen's story is earlier in timeline and if they start show with her it would not make any sense since, geralt is central part of story, so they introduced yen in second episode instead of first thus leading them to follow different order
@@technohubyogesh2057 I think I would have been ok with that but they did this time shifting thing almost through the entire season. If it happened maybe once or twice fine, but it was constantly all over the place and left us going, do what? I know I'm not the only one either as they went on record saying Season 2 would be filmed more chronologically. I mean heck, this trailer even mentions it.
@@keth8947 I'm still on the fence about how they presented season 1, however that's the only thing I didn't absolutely love, and if they improve that then season 2 will be a dream.
@@TheChronozoan Yeah, I'm with you. I'm psyched to watch Season 2 but I sure hope they didn't do more of the same.
this is an epic video of the witcher. best i ve seen so far.
Lño on
Fantastic editing, whoever edited this deserves an award, for making us understand the entire season 1 in 15min.
This recap is so well done. Why it couldn't have been presented in this way originally? Seems like it would have clicked. Can't wait for Season 2
in 0:07 is he John Cena?? I mean he look like it
@@JokerJoker-xc7xb lol are you kidding me?
Yes, this recap lifted a lot of confusion for me and even explained Geralt's motivations better.
I thought the same thing. I didn’t understand half the stuff that took place until this recap.
I preferred the way they presented it
excellent and entertaining summary. 13 days until we get something more. :))
love you
@@maccool5444 you too, mac!
Bridge!! Huge fan bro! Love your content. Please bless us all with more witcher vids
@@MauiBroKaOi thank you, ser! jammed up on a couple other projects today and tomorrow, but hope to finish my next witcher vid either monday or tuesday :)) and december 17th is almost here! season 2 looks like is going to be sick :))
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Two biggest things I loved when I first watched this back 2 years ago. The toss a coin to your Witcher song and when Siri says whos Yennefer. God I cant wait for this season
Chaos is a lad... Oh wrong series.
I love Geralt so much ❤️
I tried watching S2E1 but had to pause after 12 minutes because I couldn't remember what the hell was going on. This helps a lot because I don't feel like rewatching the entire first season.
This 15 minute video made more sense than trying to piece together the overall story the first time I watched the first season. Really hope season 2 is told in a more cohesive manner.
It is.
I can't say more other than that there shouldn't be anymore confusion regarding chronological order.
First season was not that hard to understand
@@yungblacky2939 it was hard to understand the first time you watch it until episode 7. Where they align the time jumps with first episode and it is clearer. But until episode 7 it's confusing as hell. It should be simple to watch and read the show. I hope season 2 doesn't have these time jumps. They don't even have subtitles for these timelines. They just come unannounced out of nowhere and confuse the viewer. I had to rewatch the show and use Google to help me understand it. I have watched many shows. No other show made me google like this one to help me understand it. Any series should be easy to understand. Also they use a lot of jargon and terminology which if you haven't read the books or played the games is so confusing. You don't know what they are even talking about. A wise man once said "show, don't tell" in the cinematic universe.
next time pay more attention :)
I've watched 4 episodes into Season 2 and I'm constantly so confused about how some characters know each other. I can't remember much about S1, so I'm glad this video exists.
This story makes so much more sense if told in order! I'd forgotten 90% of what happened because it was always out of context...
The ending always leaves me with tears and chills! Love this series ❤️
Thank you so much for the beautiful comment, i appreciate it...
Damn good recap. This should be standard for everything they do.
What an absolutely masterful recap! A virtuoso of editing. Wow!
I thought I remembered half of the story, however I actually remembered less then 5% of it. I definitely needed this recap.
Thank you for saving me about half a day of my life. This was an amazing recap!
Thank you so much for this. The music, the transition between scene, all of it smooth n perfect
These edit is BEYOND awesome! Thanks!
This has truly made me even thirstier for the next season! So much to look forward to- not counting down the days till Xmas, but I am to Witcher! 💜
Thank you SO MUCH for this. Since I am not super familiar with the Witcher universe to start with, I was left a little confused by the time jumps/timeline of the 1st season. Let's just say this recap saved me a complete rewatch. :D
new to this and absolutely DYING at the sudden turn to Hollywood musical at 2:30 lmao Geralt's face in the inn is priceless
Thank you for the recap, 2 years is a long time to remember things.
awesome recap man thanks
Can't believe it's been two years!!! I needed this is recap
Thank you for the recap...its been almost over 2 years since I watched season one, had completely forgotten the plot.
This Was So Helpfull. It Literally Freshened All The Memories. Thanks A Lot. Time To Watch Season 2
I just realized watching this that Jaskier doesn't age at all. He and Geralt knew each other before Ciri was born and then when they go hunting for the Dragon its like 15 years or so later and he still looks the same age :D :D :D
It's mentioned in the books that Dandelion often is mistaken for an elf because of how youthful he looks
@@hefudgedafrog Isn't it even implied that he is like 1/4 elf? Hence looking so young all the time
If some of the characters looked liked they aged it definitely would've made the whole alternating time lines click a lot sooner
Yen did mention his crow feet were new.
In one of the books Dijkstra describes jaskier as a 40 year old man who looks 30 thinks he is still 20 and acts like a ten year old. I believe it was at the end of blood and elves
Ah Yennefer releasing her rage still gives me full-body goose bumps...Brrrr.
Thank you so much for the beautiful comment, i appreciate it..
This recap is so great!
They make us wait so long for a new season and just carry on like we’re supposed to remember every detail 😬
Wow, this was an amazing recap. 10/10, nicely done.
5:09
“They are really alive”
Am still laughing 😂
Wow, that was so well done! Perfect refresher.
Very nice. I was watching the second season then I thought of the first season. I have nearly forgotten the whole of it. This recap is really helpful to remember things.
Amazing recap, thank you!!!
This is excellent ...it makes sense now...thank you to the crew that made this sequential recap. cheers
Looking forward to Season 3 & 4 & hoping to see Jason Momoa in the future show
This recap just shows how one decision of telling the story in the mess they did held back the series a lot. Season 1 with this order makes it much more understable and better in general. Also, if you'll should've squeezed Gerald meeting Triss.
But it was a fun surprise to discover there were actually 2 timelines!!!!
The timelines just ties into the theme of destiny it’s perfect.
What the comments before said plus having it in parallel allowed to have all three characters evolve at the same time instead of having it sequential.
@@darrickn6786 Coming from someone who hasn't played any game or read a single thing about, makes the story more complicated than it should. I like complicated stuff like Tenet, but in this case I think a linear adaptation would've been better.
@@cintsscha5899 Is this a joke that the timelines were so confusing that you thought there were only two?
Witcher soundtrack is the best of all the TV series/Movies and deserves an Oscar !
Thank you for this, i legit needed a recap
Literally nothing stopped Netflix from creating this series in this order.
Agreed, why did they need to confuse us...
@@adamknight5089 because they though it would be too complicated for us small brained audience members to understand that one of the stars of a show can be introduced halfway through a series, so they made the backwards decision that 3 different timelines needed to be shown from the very first episode…. Ironically then making it so much more complicated.
Listen again to the last line in this very recap. "People linked by destiny will always find each other." Literally has no weight, since you wouldn't have even met Ciri until the last episode. The whole point was to show that these 3 were on a collision course with one another culminating in the final sequence of the season.
About to start Season 2!!! I’ve never been this excited for a TV show.
This video help me so much! I enjoyed all from the 1st Season, now I'm ready to watch the 2nd Season because of you. Thank you Very much!
Excellent recap Thank you for saving my time .
The Witcher is the most intense series I've watched since the first seven seasons of Game of Thrones.
That was excellent. Literally saved me from having to rewatch the whole thing to get my head around the timeline jumps. I honestly thought Netflix had labelled the episodes in the wrong order at one point first time around. Or someone had watched too many Christopher Nolan movies 😁
I rewatched the whole show then watched this too.
geralt : kills a hole kingdom worth of guards. also him: so anyways this one guy is cursed
What is that intensifying music, starting at 20 sec,mind blowing, amazing
I finally understand the season!
The time jumps were so confusing to me, but I kept watching because the show is so well made. Thank you for making this recap in chronological order 👌🏼 the show and story finally makes sense now!
The whole story is based around the law of surprise. If you know what the law of surprise is you will follow the story easily. If you don't know what the law is then may the god help you. I had to Google what this law is. 😂
More excited for Witcher season 02 than I am about christmas lmao!
Awesome recap, can’t wait for the 17th!
Brilliant coverage.
Netflix, if you are changing the actor of the main character then there is no point for anyone to watch this show anymore. Nor should the show go on. I am officially done with this show
A lot of fans are now signing a petition to have the crappy showrunners removed and that's probably why Henry is no more. They think they can just do whatever with a story we deeply love, they think they can milk us for money by replacing the one we like, they don't give a damn about the wishes and feelings of their own fans, but in the end they won't collide with nothing but hatred for what they've done... If you're interested, I can share the link to the petition, anyway, as a way to support Henry and his beautiful incarnation of Geralt
@@mariafedusyk5501 um, this show sucked to begin with. I will not sign a petition. And I believe now it is better for his career to be done with the show
I never cried while watching the whole series but I was in tear when I finished this recap...idk lol 😂
Amazing job with the recap! I can't wait for the new season!
Recap at its best. I love this.
Great recap!!!!
OMG get it started already!! Can't wait! I just hope you can fix the elves for the upcoming seasons. They are supposed to all be stunning majestic and beautiful. The elves in season one looked like some one glued pig ears to the side of their heads.
lool ngl u right. They could have picked someone a bit more impressive for the elf king. Maybe the idea is thought that they've been brought to their lowest, starving, perhaps that affects their appearance a lot
@@LemonSte I don't expect them to cast only supermodels for every elf character it's just those ears :P But maybe living up in the mountains and not getting enough nutrition makes them droop down and look half pug
I'm so pumped for Friday. Can't wait to watch season two 4 times in the new year
Amazing recap!
This recap was perfect!
One of the best shows I've seen! What a recap! S2 will be glorious!
That was magnificent!! I can’t wait for session 2
WHAT A RECAP! JUST MIND BLOWING......
Amazing recap!!! 💞
I'm here just to toss my coin
To our witcher
@@valkrieofdeath710 oh valley of plenty
@@bearded_odin best song of the series
Before reading books: Damn season 1 is good
After reading books: WTH
But still exited for s2
yes exactly... the timeline ist just so messed up in season 1 and everything just kinda didn't make sense the way it did in the books. But i believe in season 2 they make up for it.
@@woolwizard1967 I hope they do. But tbh when i look at the footage of a grain of truth, the hope kinda dwindles. We'll see.
yeah, they will take major liberties again i think, but thats also ok, if it's well done. For me it's ok to see a slightly different story in the show than it was portrayed in the books, that way i have a reason to watch it and not just be satisfied with my imagination of the books. The first season actually inspired me to read all the books before season 2 to see what was different and the same applies to the new wheel of time show. I quite like it, when the story is not exactly like in the books to keep me motivated. But thats just a personal take
@@woolwizard1967 i have no problem with the changes they made, but they completely removed three stories that were top of all, shard of ice, a little sacrifice and sword of destiny. Which made me cry so i felt bad about it. hope they cover major stories here atleast
@@shridhargsr1063 oh yes definetely... there's much space for improvement and we all hope, they will deliver. Let's see. And if not, we at least got the books ^^
This 15 minutes recap literally gave me goosebumps 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Loved how simply they showd the whole season whithout messing up with the timelines ❣️✌️
Thank you for this video...I was gonna watch 1st season again and now I don't have to : )
this 15 min recap told the story better than the series itself because of the crazy timeline loops HAHHAHA
Oh what an epic recap this is!
Perfect. Everything was covered ❤
Season 1 needed an episode narrated by the actors explaining the world their stories take place in, the prevailing powers and alliances. Hopefully season 2 doesn't suffer from similar problems.
This is the reason I’ll be watching its 2nd season. I got the summary finally to keep on watching.
Didn’t watched Money heist because of no recap
Really lol?
This was very helpful
Absolutely brilliant!!
Expectativa aumenta cada vez mais.
This really helped alot since it been a while after I finished season 1. I was thinking about repeating the whole season but I won't after this.
Same here
Best recap for a series I have ever seen
This is exactly what I needed thank you! :O
What a show. Loving every second of it so far. Replayed the game a few months ago and its really cool to finally understand (some) of what's going on. Its cool theyve leaned more into the game, its a classic like any other witcher medium. The White Wolf Returns 🗡🗡