From October 27 to November 2, viewers can look forward to the long-awaited fourth season of "The Witcher," which, strangely enough, will feature a new lead actor. During this time, a new interpretation of the story of Robin Hood will also premiere. In addition, the week will delight fans of comedies and sequels of already known dramas and anime series.
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“The Witcher,” fantasy, fourth season (October 30)
“The Witcher” is a story about duty, family, and the whims of fate, based on the famous series of fantasy novels by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski. Geralt of Rivia, an unyielding hunter, seeks his place in a world where human beings behave worse than beasts. His fate forces him to confront mysterious events, involving a princess and a powerful mage, raising questions about good and evil.
2
“Amsterdam Empire,” thriller, premiere (October 30)
The plot centers around Jack's betrayal, which becomes known, and his wife Betty decides to take revenge by taking away his beloved coffee empire "Jackal Jack."
3
“Robin Hood,” adventure, premiere (November 2)
The story of Rob, the son of a forester, and Marian, the daughter of a Norman lord, who unite to fight against injustice. Rob gathers a team of rebels, while Marian helps him from within the court.
4
“Barely Breathing,” drama, second season (October 31)
The dedicated team of doctors and nurses saves lives daily in a busy public hospital, where tensions and romance abound.
5
“Family Day,” comedy, premiere (October 27)
Vladimir and Marina believe they have fulfilled their parental duties when their daughter Ira and son Nikolai leave the family home. However, 55-year-old Marina unexpectedly discovers that she is expecting a child. Meanwhile, Ira, raising two children from her first marriage with her new husband, plans to open a cheese shop, which does not come without difficulties.
6
“I Love Los Angeles,” comedy, premiere (November 2)
After many years apart, a group of friends comes together to discuss the challenges of their ambitions, relationships, and the changes that time has brought.
7
“Star Wars: Visions,” anime, third season (October 29)
This anime series, created within the "Star Wars" universe, features independent stories developed by various animation studios.
8
“Nature's Horrors,” documentary, second season (October 28)
The documentary series on survival tells about the chilling and dramatic events of the wild from the perspective of its victims.
You can watch new and continuing old series that are released this week (October 20 — 26) here.
