On October 30, "The Witcher" returns with new episodes and a new Geralt. Viewers can expect many changes, which they will get used to faster, as the total duration of the season is shorter than the previous ones.
It is 51 minutes shorter than the longest season.
According to What’s on Netflix, the total duration of the fourth season will be 427 minutes, divided into 8 episodes. The complete list of episodes with titles and running times:
- Episode 1, "What Doesn't Kill Makes You Stronger": 58 minutes
- Episode 2, "A Dream of a Wish Come True": 60 minutes
- Episode 3, "Trial by Fire": 51 minutes
- Episode 4, "A Sermon of Survival": 54 minutes
- Episode 5, "The Joy of Cooking": 55 minutes
- Episode 6, "Twilight of the Wolf": 48 minutes
- Episode 7, "What I Love, I Carry With Me": 50 minutes
- Episode 8, "Baptism of Fire": 51 minutes
For comparison, previous seasons of "The Witcher" lasted 478, 458, and 451 minutes, respectively. The new part will be noticeably shorter, although the number of episodes remains the same — all seasons of the adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski's novels have 8 episodes.
