The Last Ship

Well..No doubt that there are some mistakes but after-all it always be. So be it and go on. No matter at this age, he shouldn't be strong enough to retreat his wisdom but the credit must go to Travis, or may be his makeup artist who worked really hard to cope with the character. I see, the 'Last ship' as a new beginning of Rangor, he returned from Paris, saving more lives of his people, his family, and with a new Plan. He will retreat his strengths to reclaim his place and will find victory not just in Wessex/Mercia but with his brother (not Paris). Bjorn will explore more shores like his father. The ancient one will die and so do the floki (as he is also working on his movie 'darling' to be released in 2017).

Like every fan, i am also excited to see the next chapter..!!

May God be with all of us..!!

I think that the writers shared some of Ragnars drugs while conjuring this season...

Ragnar is officially the most hated character on Vikings, how it came to that i have no idea, they put him into a toiled, pored some magic mushrooms on him and then flushed hard.... The writers took a huge dump on 3 great season!

as a fan of vikings i am hugely disappointed, better end the series here and and let us go and watch the last kingdom or GoT, the time skip was just so awful that it hurts.

Hope the directors share some of those drugs with the rest of the world !

No other word fits this episode better than epic. After a slow build-up all season long, The Last Ship delivers the payoff we've been waiting for-and it's glorious.

The naval battle is a masterclass in direction, tension, and scale. The ships clashing, the strategy, the chaos-this is Vikings at its most cinematic. But the real core is the emotional showdown between Ragnar and Rollo. It's brutal, personal, and unforgettable.

Rollo steps into the spotlight, finally claiming his own identity. He fights with honor, determination, and strength, and his victory feels earned, even if it stings.

Ragnar, on the other hand, is shattered. His silence at the end says more than any words could. He's not just beaten-he's broken.

With powerful performances, stunning visuals, and emotional depth, this episode justifies every slow moment that came before. Easily one of the best in the series.

I give it a 10/10. This is what great television looks like.