The Witcher (Netflix)

[IcedDog]

Originally Posted by MrYac

Big Bad Beetle Borgs

I had no F'ing clue what that was

Originally Posted by Gothamite

They mentioned different genes expressing themselves when an actress was replaced on Black Lightning. This was after the character had converted from matter to pure energy and then back to matter again.

Well, given the matter conversion, seems plausible enough Maybe Geralt will have to undergo the Trial Of The Grasses once again and it ends up changing his appearance.

Originally Posted by SDguy

If I have to choose I'd rather have Henry as Kal-El than Geralt. Sorry not sorry And I have nothing against Liam anyway, so looking forward to seeing what he can do with it.

Yeah, Man Of Steel is my favorite Superman iteration ever, so assuming the trade-off is a lot more Cavill Supes, I'll consider it a worthy sacrifice.

[AC_808]

Originally Posted by SDguy

If I have to choose I'd rather have Henry as Kal-El than Geralt. Sorry not sorry And I have nothing against Liam anyway, so looking forward to seeing what he can do with it.

Same. I'd rather have Cavill as Superman. Unfortunately, he's the best fit for Geralt. I can see the Wictcher Series tanking because of his departure.

[omigeo]

Originally Posted by IcedDog

I'm keeping an open mind with Liam. I wonder if they'll come up with an in-universe reason for Geralt's new appearance...not sure I've seen that done with a casting change,

oh gosh I hope it isn't for the bad

[Sonic Boom]

From what I can recall, Cavill had mentioned he was frustrated at not being able to portray Geralt properly. Plus he claimed to be the only real Witcher expert on the set. Perhaps he cared more about the Witcher than the showrunners?

[omigeo]

That's because he read the books and played the game I believe.

I love the the series but that bard has got to go. He just doesn't seem to blend in to me.