Powerfully laced and loaded, this mid-season finale of Vikings time travelled a bit and took us back to Kattegat, with 10 more episodes to air later this year. The elapsing of time between the last Francia routing and the return to Kattegat sees Ragnar MIA until the end of the episode, and his sons now
“I don’t care about Paris, I came for Rollo.” – Ragnar The Viking ant colony works as one to deliver the vision of Ragnar Lothbrok’s great fleet of Viking ships as they carve up a mountain and through the woods to end run the Frankish troops. More importantly, it will unnerve Paris and all who
This past week we had Ragnar Lothbrok’s (Travis Fimmel) personal character really emerging as he grappled with addiction and disillusionment while trying to sort out what the next move is. Ragnar is a master at keeping everyone guessing and thinking three clicks ahead, sadly that was not the case for the slave turned drug dealer
This week’s edition of Vikings was a real bummer. For Ragnar, but not Rollo. Fimmel’s acting chops are insanely good this season as he processes loss and betrayal by Lagertha, Rollo and even his own health. Linus Roache’s King Ecbert however is in fine fiddle and healthy as a horse as he artfully extracts Mercia
There’s a whole lot of karma and regret in “What Might Have Been.” In a nutshell, Yidu (Dianne Doan) has a way better haircut this week and has Ragnar (Travis Fimmel) hooked on Opium or something of that ilk. First wives’ club member Lagertha (Kathryn Winnick) is eventually reunited with a remorseful and melancholic Ragnar, whose
SPOILERS Vikings on History is one of the best shows on television at the moment – by far. Here we give a quick recap of Season 4 Episode 5, titled Promised, which aired Thursday March 18, while TV critics April Neale and Ernie Estrella discuss the episode in depth. Vikings Season 4, Episode 5 recap Did we
Spoilers ahead. There are many moving pieces around a still wounded Ragnar as a new king enters Kattegat on the latest episode of Vikings. We begin with the pagan and Christian holidays of Christmas Yule as “Yol” rips the gauze off of whatever civility was left between King Ragnar and Queen Aslaug, and as Bjorn
The notion of mercy was not common in the world of the Northmen of History’s drama Vikings, where Kings went back on their word to each other and slaughtered their people in battles for land and dominance. Even in the Christian lands, mercy was a concept more revered on paper than in real life. In
Warning: Spoilers. Vikings is easily one of the best shows on TV at the moment — and here we look back at the most recent episode before discussing in detail what happened. Vikings Season 4 Episode 2 summary This week on Vikings Season 4 Episode 2 saw Bjorn’s (Alexander Ludwig) adventure continuing in the wilderness after last
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains general information and speculation about Season 4 of Vikings This week we sail back to History Channel’s Vikings season 4 with several intriguing story lines revolving around the women in the show. Princess Aslaug’s (Alyssa Sutherland) antipathy towards Ragnar (Travis Fimmel) knowns no bounds, as the bloom is off their relationship rose.