History Channel’s series Vikings have been running successfully for the past six seasons. The part one of season 6 aired from December 2019. The second part of the sixth season is yet to air.
Vikings: Has The Series Been Renewed For The Seventh Season?
Vikings started to air on History Channel in 2013. The series follows the life of Viking Ragnar Lothbrok. It shows the journey and rise of a farmer to becoming a king. It was announced at the beginning of 2019 that season 6 of Vikings will be the last season of the series. Vikings will not return on History Channel with the seventh season. If the seventh season of Vikings was announced, the season would have explored the lives of the children of Ragnar Lothbrok.
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A Sequel Series In The Making
The fans of Vikings need not be disappointed as the makers of the show have announced a sequel to the popular historical drama. Vikings: Valhalla, a sequel to Vikings is in the making. The sequel will premiere on Netflix. It is not yet known the sequel will premiere. Due to the spread of coronavirus, the work on the sequel series has been delayed.
Vikings: What Is The premise Of The Series?
Vikings follow the story of Viking Ragnar Lothbrok. He was a Norse hero. The Viking was a farmer. He rose to fame by conducting various raids. He ultimately became the ruler with the support of his family and well-wishers. The show also follows the lives of his sons. It shows their adventures.
Vikings: The Cast Of The Series
Travis Fimmel starred as the Viking king Ragnar Lothbrok in the series. Katheryn Winnick is seen as Lagertha. Alexander Ludwig is seen as Bjorn Lothbrok. Georgia Hirst is seen as Torvi.
Over the six seasons, a lot of new faces were seen in the series with the old faces.
Vikings: Where Did The Production Of The Series Take Place And More About The Show
The filming of the superhit series took place in Ireland. The series has been created by Michael Hirst. He is also the writer of the series.
The second part of season 6 of Vikings is set to air on television.