Vikings: Valhalla

Set over a thousand years ago in the early 11th century, Vikings: Valhalla chronicles the heroic beginnings of one of history's most famous kings: Leif Erikson. The series follows Leif, his sister Freydis, and Harald Hardrada as they forge new paths across Europe in an epic quest that will ultimately shape the course of history. Their journeys are fraught with peril, caught between the ambitions of Norse leaders and the volatile politics of England.

Vikings: Valhalla has generally received positive reviews, with critics often praising its impressive visuals, action sequences, and the continuation of the Viking saga. While some note a shift in tone and focus from its predecessor, Vikings, the series is largely seen as a worthy successor that delivers on epic scope and character-driven drama.

• Praised for its stunning cinematography and grand-scale battle sequences.

• Appreciated for continuing the compelling narrative of the Viking era with new compelling characters.

• Some critics noted a less nuanced character development compared to the original 'Vikings' series.

Google audience: Viewers generally enjoy the show's action-packed episodes and historical setting. Many appreciate the new characters and the continuation of the Viking storyline, finding it immersive and entertaining. The production value is frequently highlighted as a positive aspect.

The series was filmed primarily in County Wicklow, Ireland, utilizing many of the same locations and production facilities as its predecessor, 'Vikings'.