Netflix's The Witcher TV series renewed for second season, seven seasons planned

Previously, Lauren S. Hissrich, producer of Netflix's "The Witcher" TV series, said that she had greater ambitions for Geralt's future adventures, and she had already planned seven seasons. Later, she even said that the show could be filmed for 20 years. Today (November 14), Lauren S. Hissrich announced on Twitter that Netflix has renewed the second season of "The Witcher" TV series, and Geralt, Ciri and Yennefer will return in the second season.

Lauren S. Hissrich posted: "I'm so proud of what the entire Witcher crew has accomplished, and I can't wait for fans around the world to enjoy these stories with us." She also attached a picture of the sword in the tweet.

It seems that Netflix executives are confident in The Witcher TV series, so they can't wait to announce the renewal of Season 2. The second season will begin production in London in 2020 and is expected to be broadcast in 2021.

The TV series "The Witcher" is adapted from the original novel. The story is set in a fantasy continent and tells the journey of the demon hunter Geralt. The plot is described as "In this world where humans are often more evil than beasts, the solitary demon hunter Geralt struggles to find his place, but fate pushes him violently towards a female magician and a princess with a dangerous secret. These three people must work hard to escort this increasingly unstable continent."

The Witcher TV series will be launched on December 20, 2019, with a total of 8 episodes in the first season. Henry Cavill will play the demon hunter "White Wolf" Geralt, Anya Chalotra will play Yennefer, and Freya Allan will play Ciri.