Eighty-nine episodes across six seasons, three of which were split in half and get miscounted as nine.
Six seasons then three more, and the trap is not the order, it is the counting. Three of the six seasons were double orders released as two halves months apart, and plenty of listings treat those halves as seasons of their own.
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Nine episodes opening on the raid on Lindisfarne in 793. Nothing before it, and it is the shortest season, which makes it a low-cost way to find out if the show is for you.
Twenty episodes, not ten. This is where the double orders start: ten aired in early 2016 and ten more nine months later. If your list shows a season five that starts in November 2016, it has counted a half as a whole.
Set roughly a hundred years after the original ends, opening on the St Brice's Day massacre in 1002. Nobody from the first show is alive in it, so it works completely cold.
Then what? Seasons two, three, five and six finish the original, with five and six also being twenty episodes each in two halves. Then Valhalla's three seasons of eight, which is the whole of it: it ended in 2024 and there is no fourth. If your tracker ever shows more than six seasons of Vikings, it has ingested the parts as seasons.
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