Rachel Tsoumbakos In Season 1 of Vikings: Valhalla, the English fought the Vikings on a bridge in London. Leif Eriksson (Sam Corlett) had worked out that London Bridge had a flawed design that could be used to their advantage. Work got underway and the Vikings eventually attacked. King Edmund (Louis Davison) was goaded into his own attack
With the premiere of Netflix’s latest historical drama series, Vikings: Valhalla, viewers are starting to question some of the historical accuracies. The new series opens with the St. Brice’s Day Massacre which was instigated by King Aethelred II (Bosco Hogan) against the Vikings. This event really happened and somewhat for the reasons stated by Aethelred.
Now that Vikings: Valhalla has dropped and viewers have feasted upon it, many are now questioning which Viking saga it is based on. Season 1 of the new historical drama series centers around several important historical figures but, mostly, it settles on the stories surrounding Leif Eriksson (Sam Corlett), Freydis Erikssdotter (Frida Gustavsson), and Harald
Many fans of History Channels’ Vikings were surprised to see a familiar face in Netflix’s new historical drama series, Vikings: Valhalla. After all, the new historical drama series for Netflix is set some 100 years after the events that occurred in the original Vikings series by History Channel. So, all those characters should be dead
The first season of Netflix’s new Viking Age drama series, Vikings: Valhalla, opened with the St. Brice’s Day Massacre. During this event, King Aethelred II (Bosco Hogan), also known historically as Aethelred the Unready, ordered the slaughter of Vikings. While, in the TV series, it seemed a little unprovoked, there were actually valid reasons behind
Vikings: Valhalla is the new historical drama series developed by Netflix that continues on from the original series developed by the History Channel. The new series is set some 100 years after the events that unfolded in Vikings and introduced a whole new array of characters and conflict. Now that it has dropped let’s take
Vikings: Valhalla is set to drop on February 25 and, with it, viewers are expecting plenty of fierce battles between the Vikings and their opponents. Telling the story of the end of the Viking Age, Vikings: Valhalla will see the continued clash between the Christians and pagans as most of Europe is now Christianized. However,
Netflix’s latest historical drama series, Vikings: Valhalla, is set to drop at the end of the week. Already, viewers are eager to catch a glimpse into the world of the Vikings that was created originally with the History Channel’s Vikings. Now, the opening six minutes of the new show has been released that included the
A new Instagram pic has gotten fans of The Walking Dead wondering if Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) will make a surprise appearance in the final season. Currently, The Walking Dead is in its eleventh season. Unfortunately, this will be the last season, however, AMC has been gracious enough to give fans an extra eight episodes
The Droughtlander is drawing to a close, which means that Starz has been sharing plenty of information regarding the upcoming Season 6 of Outlander. Most recently, the network shared a new clip to their official Twitter account for Outlander that showed the growing tensions between Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) and newcomer Tom Christie (Mark Lewis