When does Vikings season 5 part 2 start and what can fans expect?
(Photo: History) The wait for the newest instalment of Vikings is almost over, with the second part..
The wait for the newest instalment of Vikings is almost over, with the second part of season five set to be released this month.
Restless fans will be pleased to know theyre just weeks away from the first of 10 episodes dropping on Amazon Prime.
Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming season.
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When does Vikings season 5 part 2 start?
Vikings is back on Wednesday 29 November, a day after it airs in the US on Wednesday November 28.
New episode will be released weekly on Amazon Prime, the day after they are shown in the States.
The finale is due to air in the US on January 30 2019.
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What can viewers expect from the installment?
Judging by the most recent teaser trailer released earlier this month, it doesnt look all too good for Ivar The Boneless.
The new King of Kattegat can be heard defending his position seemingly after he has seized the throne from Lagertha.
In a voiceover, Ivar says: I am trying to rule the world. I am trying to rule for the benefit of our people.
Scenes of chaos can be seen as the warriors head into the civil war between the Sons Of Ragnar.
The King continues: Not the strangers, not the outsiders who threaten us.
But still you hate me? Why?
Will there be any new cast members?
While its not yet be clear who will survive the season, we do know of one addition to the cast – Russian actor Danila Kozlovsky.
Kozlovsky will join the show as Oleg the prophet, aka Oleg Novgorod – a 10th Century Varangian prince who ruled the Rus people.
The actor previously appeared in the 2016 movie Viking as one of Olegs successors, Vladimir The Great, Prince Of Novgorod.
Is there going to be a sixth season?
Fans will be delighted to know Vikings will indeed be continuing into a sixth season.
Its been been confirmed already the following season will consist of a further 20 episodes, with filming scheduled to take place in Ireland.
Vikings creator Michael Hirst said season six will deliver a huge and unexpected revelation to our audience.
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