The Hollywood Reporter caught up with Fimmel and showrunner Michael Hirst to discuss Ragnar’s demise and what it means for the show going forward, the “intense” behind-the-scenes arguments ...

“4×14 and 4×15, some of the best character interactions I’ve ever seen in anything…” The show definitely changed with Ragnar’s death. His presence was missed by many. After Ragnar ...

Fimmel led the cast of Vikings as Ragnar Lothbrok for the first four seasons of the show, before his shocking death. In ...

However, Ragnar's sons weren't the only characters in the show, and the Vikings ending spent just as much time showing what lay in store for Kattegat after the finale. The History Channel's ...

Vikings is a show filled with epic battles, sly Ragnar moments, quiet character beats, and copious ass-kicking. Each week, we’ll break down the epic, the weird, and the unintentionally goofy.

I understand not wanting to tell the same Vikings-invade-England storyline that’s so predominant in this mythos, but I also think the show was at its best when Ragnar and King Ecbert and ...

the show's creators are open about their creative liberties. The biggest of them being that there may have been many people named Ragnar Lothbrok -- or no one at all. The Norse weren't keen on ...

Vikings' is a show full of complicated relationships. One of those is definitely Ragnar Lothbrok and King Ecbert of Wessex. Both Ragnar and Ecbert think outside the box when it comes to ...

By Amber Dowling When History’s Vikings went dark on the first half of its fourth season, the show jumped forward in time to reveal Ragnar Lothbrok’s (Travis Fimmel) sons all grown up.

I think it’s one of the great things, frankly, about the show and about Ragnar’s character — that he’s a fairly unwilling king, and that he’s interested in the nature of power rather ...