The anticipation is growing as fans prepare for the return of “The Witcher” later this week after a three-year break. The fourth season of the beloved high fantasy series will premiere on Netflix on October 30, 2023. This season is particularly notable as it marks Liam Hemsworth’s debut as Geralt, stepping into the role previously held by Henry Cavill, prompting curiosity about how his portrayal will differ.
For viewers around the globe, all eight episodes of the new season will be available for streaming simultaneously on launch day, a departure from the split release format of the prior season. This means fans will have the opportunity to binge-watch the entire season without interruption after its release.
The release times for various regions are as follows:
– United States: 12am PT / 3am ET
– Canada: 12am PT / 3am ET
– United Kingdom: 7am GMT
– India: 12:30pm IST
– Singapore: 3pm SGT
– Australia: 6pm AEST
– New Zealand: 8pm NZDT
In this upcoming season, viewers can expect to see the return of fan-favorite character Ciri, along with Yennefer, among others. Additionally, seasons four and five were filmed back-to-back, with the final season anticipated to be released sometime in 2026, even though no specific date has been announced yet.
As the show gears up for its next chapter, fans are encouraged to catch up on previous episodes to better understand the storyline as it unfolds. This renewed excitement for “The Witcher” not only highlights the show’s lasting appeal but also emphasizes Netflix’s commitment to delivering quality content that resonates with audiences worldwide.