"Vikings" fans are waiting for the show's midseason premiere. Much is expected in the return of "Vikings" Season 4. However, according to reports, "Vikings" Season 4 midseason premiere is delayed.
'Vikings' Season 4 Midseason Premiere Delayed
According to the Bitbag, "Vikings" Season 4 is set to return for its midseason premiere this month. However, fans need to wait a little longer as its return is pushed back later this year. New sources claimed that the second half of "Vikings" Season 4 would return in the Fall.
Despite the commotion that "Vikings" Season 4 midseason premiere is delayed, the History Channel remains mum to comment on these reports. However, the network answered one inquiry from a fan about "Vikings" season 4 midseason premiere air date and said that he should wait for it later this year.
What To Expect In The Upcoming 'Vikings' Season 4
In the last episode of "Vikings" Season 4, King Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel) felt ashamed after losing to a battle against his brother Rollo (Clives Standen) and the Parisians. He felt that his people are losing faith in him that he challenged everyone to kill him and take the throne from him.
All of his sons want the throne but per Christian Times, Ivar the Boneless (Alex Hogh Andersen) has high chances to be the next King of Kattegat. The reports have it that Ragnar will soon die in "Vikings" Season 4 and the story will shift to his sons, in particular to the heir.
Andersen teases in an Instagram post that "Vikings" Season 4 will be a "bloody mess." Check out his post below.
Set life on @historyvikings tends to be a bloody mess.
A photo posted by Alex Høgh Andersen (@alexhoeghandersen) on Jul 6, 2016 at 2:55am PDT
Andersen also teases the potential of his character to be the next King of Kattegat. "The thing is, Ragnar is incredibly intelligent," he told IGN. "It doesn't take him that much time before he realizes that, because of the crippled Ivar, because of the past and because of his entire life as a cripple in an environment that does not embrace it, he's the toughest one of them all."
The other actors who play as Ivar's brothers in the "Vikings" series also believe that he deserves the throne. Jordan Patrick Smith who plays Ubbe in the series disclosed that despite Ivar being younger, they look up to him because of his strong-willed and smart abilities.
Do you support Ivar the Boneless as the next King of Kattegat? What else do you expect in "Vikings" Season 4? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
