Erlendur has a hissy fit, but–surprisingly–doesn’t try to kill Bjorn (seriously Erlendur, you are the wussiest viking ever!) Instead, Torvi leaves with Bjorn after Lagertha (Katheryn WInnick) agrees to look after Torvi and Erlendur’s child. While Bjorn has no idea the beserker was sent from Hedeby, he does have a surprise in store for Erlendur: he plans to take his wife, Torvi (Georgia Hirst). This makes Kalf and Erlendur nearly shit their pants when Bjorn turns up at Hedeby. Yidu whips up something hallucinogenic and Ragnar forgets all about his woes.ījorn has learned plenty from the bear though and the beserker doesn’t stand a chance.

Now that they have gotten all deep and meaningful in whatever language it is the pair of them share (do they even teach language at slave school?), it’s time to enter the midlife crisis section of Vikings. To celebrate, they hit the drugs. (Remember that word, because Episode 4 of Vikings is brought to you by the letter F and the symbol ♀) So, considering this, Ragnar gets all deep and meaningful with Yidu about life, death and how slaves are no different to kings when it comes to freedom. Aslaug (Alyssa Sutherland) has given her husband, Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel) a hall pass when it comes to the shittest slave ever, Yidu (Diane Doan). Things are getting festive in Kattegat thanks to Yol. Here’s what went down in Episode 4 (entitled “Yol”) of Season 4 of History Channel’s Vikings: KATTEGAT And Ragnar’s Love Shack

Episode 4 of season 4 of Vikings revolves around the celebration of Yol (or Yule as we know it), not YOLO, although, to be honest, there is a little of that mixed in as well 😉

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