Enemies confront each other and a major death occurs in this episode, entitled “In the Uncertain Hour Before the Morning”. It didn’t have too much action to the episode (besides Bjorn’s storyline), but it didn’t need to have battles and violence, presenting a very dramatic and emotional episode that was just as powerful as a battlefield with Viking warriors with swords, shields, and axes in hand.
Decisions, deals, and betrayals are the three main beats of episode 13 of Vikings Season 4. This episode, titled as “Two Journeys”, is a much improvement on the previous two episodes of the second half of season 4 with plenty of surprised moments, some “Viking” style action, and (by the time the episode ends) leaves you wanting more, which is a good thing.
While the last episode, saw the return of Ragnar Lothbrok and his apology/farewell tour to several main characters as well as establishing the four grown-up children of Ragnar and Aslaug, this week’s episode was about preparation and departure, with several characters leaving Kattegat to follow their own narrative threads. There were some great character moments, but still not action and still no storylines picked up in Wessex (King Ecbert) and Paris (Rollo) in this episode.
Hello….and welcome to my first TV review post ever! (Hooray!). It’s a huge honor to be doing this and to be a part of Keith’s blog, so big thanks to him.
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS DRAMA Its November and the Autumn season has started to settle in. The leaves are turning and / or falling, Pumpkins are being thrown away and Halloween decorations are being taking down. And yet, despite that the fact that Thanksgiving is right around the corner, the holiday season of Christmas has started to pop up. From retail stores to radio stations to your neighbor’s houses, Christmas comes early as the seasonal...
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