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Speak﷽ing to ahead of next month’s release, Stuart revealed that the series – which was picked up by the streamer afte♊r Vikings had a six-season stint on The History Channel and, latterly, Prime Video – is already working on the third season.

"We're already in prep on season 3. There's a lot under♌ the dam already that is exciting and b𝄹ig," Stuart said.

"When I was out pitching it, I was trying to pitch it as a multi-season thing, becaus💮e that way I can develop those characters in the storylines over a longer, longer throw. It wasn't like, 'What can we do with the Vikings this year?' Because those characters really do have not just emotional arcs, they 🐼have literally historical arcs. You can't just get to theme tomorrow or next year."

had previously reported that Netflix had picked up Vikings: Valhalla for a 24-epis✤ode order. Stuart has confirmed that the first season will run for eight episodes, perhaps signifying that the next few years are going to be filled with eight-episode blocks of pillaging and marauding on Netflix. The second season has already wrapped filming.

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The official plot synopsis reads: "As tensions between the Vikings and the English royals reach a bloody breaking point and as the Vikings themselves cla𒀰sh over their conflicting Christian and pagan beliefs, these three Vikings begin an epic journey that will take them across oc🌃eans and through battlefields, from Kattegat to England and beyond, as they fight for survival and glory."

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