Netflix's The Witcher Season 2 no longer has multiple storylines

Previously, according to a British studio, the British film and television industry has begun to resume work, and the filming of the second season of Netflix's "The Witcher" TV series will resume in a few weeks, and is expected to be broadcast in early August in 2021. Recently, producer Lauren Hissrich said that the second season of "The Witcher" will no longer have multiple storyline narratives.

The first season of Netflix's hit drama "The Witcher" was criticized by fans for telling stories in multiple timelines. Now, according to producer Lauren Hissrich, the second season will not have multiple timelines at the same time. Fortunately, the timelines were finally intertwined at the end of the first season, so the second season has only one timeline, mixed with flashbacks and flashforwards, which was impossible in the first season. After all, if the first season was mixed with flashbacks and flashforwards, it would be even more confusing for the audience. She also said that the second season will be more friendly to the audience, especially new audiences, but of course there will still be some "small challenges".

Currently, the second season of Netflix's "The Witcher" TV series is still on hold, but in the second season there will be an original character that does not appear in the original novel or the game, and it will be an important demon hunter.