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Vikings season 3 raids Prime Instant Video

The first episode of Amazon’s latest season of historical hack-and-slashery Vikings is now available on Prime Instant Video. 

Every Friday, a new episode of the ten-episode series will be available to stream, with Travis Fimmel returning as the legendary warrior and ruler Ragnar Lodbrok. 

The series sees newly crowned King of Denmark, Ragnar and his inexplicably well-groomed Viking pals contemplating plans to sack Paris, a city rumoured to be impenetrable to outside forces. If only they’d heard of France’s penchant for surrender. 

He is joined this season by Ben Robson (Dracula: The Dark Prince), playing second in command to love interest Lagertha (Katheryn Winnick) as well as Kevin Durand, Lothaire Bluteau and Morgane Polanski, adding to the line-up. 

The drama, filmed in County Wicklow in Ireland, launched in 2013, and with the help of solid writing, courtesy of The Tudors’ Michael Hirst. The series was the first US show to be broadcast exclusively in the UK by Amazon Prime and paved the way for other Prime-only content, such as the Golden Globe-winning series Transparent.  

The third Viking invasion arrives ahead of Mozart in the Jungle getting the thumbs up for a second series and alternative history drama The Man in the High Castle. Amazon’s grand campaign to win the Original Content War with Netflix will also eventually feature an as-of-yet-untitled Woody Allen vehicle at its centre. 

The beauty of Amazon Prime is that it can be viewed on more than 400 devices, meaning you’ll have access to all of these shows and more providing you’ve got a smartphone or tablet to hand and have a WiFi or mobile data connection. 

If you aren’t a customer already, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial which will allow you access to over 15,000 movies and TV shows, as well as giving you be benefit of free one-day delivery on over 7 million items. 

Prime Instant Video costs £5.99/month, unless you’re an Amazon Prime customer in which case it’s included free as a perk of paying £79/year for fast deliveries. 

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