Chapter 17: "The Witcher" Seasons 1-3 with Josh Gill

from Fandom & Folklore · host Braydon Keddie

On today's adventure, I'm joined by Josh Gill as we talk about the Henry Cavill era of Netflix's "The Witcher" Seasons One, Two and Three! We're talking about the Law of Surprise, Liam Hemsworth, the consistency of a good magic system and much more! Get ready to toss your coins! Josh Gill https://www.instagram.com/therealjoshgill/Intro Music by AaronBarry⁠⁠⁠⁠Aaron Barry(@theaaronbarry) • Instagram photos and videos⁠Thumbnail Artwork by Syl LockhartFollow the Show on Instagram⁠Fandom & Folklore (@fandomandfolklore) • Instagram photos and videos⁠© Braydon Keddie

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