Tomek Baginski, a producer of "The Witcher" is currently facing criticism from fans. This is due to his remarks about the show's third season being "simplified" for the American audience.

In an interview with the Polish website Wyborcza, Tomek discussed the series and mentioned that the latest season was made simpler for a broader audience, particularly Americans. He explained that when creating a show for a diverse global audience, including a significant American viewership, certain simplifications become necessary to ensure wider understanding.

Tomek acknowledged that while these decisions might be painful, they are essential for reaching a larger audience. He mentioned that striking a balance between nuance and complexity is challenging but vital for broader appeal.

Following his statements, fans expressed their discontent on Reddit. Some fans questioned the logic behind simplifying the show, especially if it resulted in a decrease in viewership and complaints about the show's quality. Others criticized the prioritization of profit over creative integrity.

Tomek's comments came after the recent third season received unfavorable reviews, being considered the weakest season so far.