The Vikings TV show is set to air its seventh and final season in 2020. According to a report from Deadline. The series will only have 20 episodes and it will be split into two parts with 10 episodes each. It’s not the first time that a popular show has announced an end date; so this doesn’t come as much of a surprise. But there are some other things you might want to know about before it airs.
About the show:
Vikings is a show about Norsemen who raided the British Isles in the ninth century. In its sixth season so far, it has been moving forward with its usual action plots. As well as some new ones that have cropped up along the way. One such storyline includes Lagertha getting her own spinoff series! The seventh season of Vikings will be arriving sometime over this summer, but there are also talks of developing an eighth one that would explore Ragnar Lodbrok’s story from start to finish. And while they haven’t made any official announcements yet. For many longtime cast members like Clive Standen and Alexander Ludwig; it will surely be a great opportunity to take on new roles and explore new worlds.
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What to Expect in the Final Season:
The Vikings have been a show on the rise and it will be interesting to see what comes next. It’s not clear how many spinoffs might happen but there are rumours that this could lead to other projects, such as movies or prequels for some of the characters who haven’t had enough time in the spotlight – perhaps Lagertha (Katheryn Winnick) will get her own film? There is also talk about whether Ragnar’s sons will take over his mantle, which would make sense since he left them with quite an inheritance. In any case, we’re looking forward to seeing whatever happens!
We know that Vikings has been renewed for two seasons ahead so hopefully, that means we’ll be able to see more of Ragnar and his family’s adventures before the end.
Season six ended with a cliffhanger, as King Harald Bluetooth ordered everyone to go on an all-out attack for Paris. It looks like there will be plenty of drama ahead in season seven!
Vikings Spinoffs? Cast Updates?
Description: You want spoilers about Vikings but not sure who is talking or what they are saying so here you go! This article dives deep into how the show will wrap up (which I can’t talk about) and also discusses possible spin-off ideas, including a movie starring Lagertha (Katheryn Winnick), that would be set in the United States during Vikings’ timeline.
To wrap up Vikings, they will be tackling new territory: The Dark Ages. This includes a spinoff that would take place before or around 900 AD and feature Lagertha (played by Katheryn Winnick).
There are also talks about producing a movie starring actor Travis Fimmel as Ragnar Lodbrok—to explore his story in detail from start to finish.
Some of the show’s cast who had been with it since season one left after season five, including Clive Standen (Rollo), Gustaf Skarsgård (Floki), George Blagden (Athelstan) and Jasper Pääkkönen (Halfdan).
The show now only features Fimmel, Winnick and Alexander Ludwig (Bjorn).
This means that it is highly likely the series will end after season six.
Character Twist:
Lagertha (played by Katheryn Winnick) may be getting her own spinoff! Vikings are currently in its sixth season and it’s likely that the show will end after this next one. To wrap up Vikings, they will be tackling new territory: The Dark Ages. This includes a spinoff that would take place before or around 900 AD and feature Lagertha as she takes over the leadership of Kattegat and helps shape what history remembers about Viking women. There are also talks about producing a movie starring actor Travis Fimmel as Ragnar Lodbrok—to explore his story from start to finish. Some of the cast who had been with Vikings since Season One left when Season Five came to an end – including Clive Standen (Ragnar’s son Bjorn Ironside), and Alexander Ludwig (Bjorn’s friend, Einar).
