Forget Love Is Blind or Inventing Anna, because Vikings: Valhalla just shot straight into Netflix's most-watched shows on the streaming site.
The series is a sequel to Vikings, and sees a "new generation of legendary heroes arise to forge their own destiny and make history", according to the official description.
While many fans are loving the show and have already binge-watched every episode, others have questioned the differences between the Vahalla reboot and the original show, which ran from 2013 - 2020. Now, the cast have explained all.
Actor Bradley Freegard, who plays King Canute, revealed, "What's interesting about Vikings: Valhalla is that it's set 100 years after the original show. And so the world is a very different place and we're talking about more of a Christian world.
"It's a world that's a lot more familiar to 21st century audience than it being solely based in a Pagan world where maybe a lot of the myths and legends aren't that well known to us. So there are probably more similarities in this world. It's a world that's developing them into a more traditional Christian world that we would be more familiar with."
Inteeeresting.
*Spoilers* Season one of Vikings: Valhalla ends with the fictional city of Kattegat on fire, with Freydis and Harald looking down on the kingdom as it burns to ash, as they mull over the blood shed.
Vikings: Valhalla is now streaming on Netflix.
