Half of season 6 of ‘Vikings’ has aired on the History Channel. Eight years after its 2013 Canadian debut, the last episode of season 6 aired on March 3, 2021.
Despite Ragnar Lothbrok’s death in season four, the drama continues to draw a large audience, and some viewers are even speculating whether it will be renewed for a seventh season.
A Seventh Season of “Vikings”?
Season 6 of ‘Vikings‘ is the last season of the series. While the second half of the sixth season premiered on Prime Video in Ireland on December 30, 2020, it didn’t debut in Canada on History Channel until January 1, and it aired there from January 1 to March 3, 2021, making it the official series finale.
There were a total of 89 episodes broadcast over the course of more than seven years.
The finality of Season 6’s release was foreshadowed in the teaser, which said, “the tale comes to a conclusion.”
After the show was renewed for a sixth season, creator Michael Hirst stated, “I always knew how Vikings would finish and, after 89 episodes, I honestly think the narrative of Ragnar Lothbrok and his sons has been told and we are leaving our loving viewers with the right and decisive conclusion they so deserve.”
What Can We Anticipate from Season 7 of Vikings?
Season 6 of Vikings recently finished its first 10 episodes, and season 6’s second half has not yet been published. Since the sixth season has yet to complete, it is difficult to predict what will happen in season 7. Season 6 is rumoured to be the series’ last instalment, but we may be shocked if a seventh season is ordered. Until all episodes of Season 6 have broadcast, it is impossible to speculate on what may happen in Season 7.
Who Will Be in Vikings Season 7?
In the unlikely event that Vikings Season 7 airs, fans may expect to see several familiar faces return. To be honest, we don’t think the cast will expand at all, but the creators of the programme might always shock us. Returning cast members include Big Sky’s Katheryn Winnick as Lagertha, Bad Boys 4’s Alexander Ludwig as King Bjorn, and Jordan Peele as Thor. Actors Patrick Smith as Ubbe and John Kavanagh as The Sheer
With Marco Ilso in the role of Hvitserk,
Alex Anderson as Ivar the Boneless, David Lindstrom as Sigurd, Ben Robson (Animal Kingdom) as Kalf, and Danila Kozlovsky as Oleg the prophet are all possible additions.
When Will the Next Season of Vikings Be Available to Watch?
The second half of the sixth season will be released in December 2020, far before the seventh session is even discussed. In light of widespread reports that this season would be the last, it seems likely that the series will end once these episodes air.
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Due in large part to its accurate depiction of life in the 12th and 13th centuries, the History Channel’s Vikings consistently ranks among the most popular series on television. The story is based on the sagas of the Viking hero and terrible villain Ragnar Lothbrok. The show depicts Ragnar as a farmer who becomes a Scandinavian king after becoming famous for expeditions into England. The series then follows his sons as they travel the world and make their fortunes in places like Scandinavia, England, and the Mediterranean.