Initial plans for a spin-off series focusing on the young ne’er-do-wells known as The Rats have been put on hold due to Netflix’s decision to decline a full season pickup after viewing early footage. It is now likely that the filmed material will be incorporated into The Witcher season 4 as flashbacks.
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Netflix has canceled its upcoming spin-off series ‘The Rats,’ which was set to be a prequel to the popular fantasy drama ‘The Witcher.’ The spin-off would have focused on the group of renegades Ciri joined at the end of season three. Despite the success of ‘The Witcher,’ which is set to return for a fourth and final season, Netflix has decided to shelve plans for the spin-off.,
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Netflix has reportedly abandoned plans for ‘The Rats’ spin-off show set in the ‘Witcher’ universe. The prequel series, initially planned for six to eight episodes, was reportedly cut short after only two months of filming due to unsatisfactory early footage. Netflix is now considering incorporating the filmed footage into Season 4 flashbacks or releasing it as a short. This news comes amidst reports that ‘The Witcher’ will conclude with Season 5, with the final three books in the saga being condensed into two seasons.
Netflix has reportedly canceled the prequel spin-off series ‘The Rats’, which focused on the group of misfits that Ciri joined at the end of Season 3. The spin-off was originally planned to consist of six to eight episodes, but only two months of filming were completed, resulting in only one or two episodes of footage. Netflix is said to have scrapped plans for an independent season after seeing early footage, opting to incorporate the story into Season 4 or release it as a short. This decision comes amid broader changes to the Witcher franchise, with the final three saga seasons being condensed into two.