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Been on boats without toilets. Everyone used a bucket for solids and emptied it over the side. The Vikings often transported horses along with plentiful supplies which could have been stacked on a chariot.

The son Aethelwulf had with the simpering Judith

The translation is disputed but, on a boat they just relieved themselves over the side which would be easy given Ivan's upper body strength. The chariot would provide two level resting and sleeping areas - again, no problem. The horse can be captured on land.

Aethelwulf was always more rounded if you watched the body language and expressions - Magnus will return to kill Lagertha

Saw the woman being killed as she attempted a murder - how is this porn gore? The Lagertha scene wasn't in the episode I saw

I just wish he'd had the screen time they wasted on the simpering Judith

I'm glad you have nothing to do with it - I think there are other channels that you should target given your last paragraph.

I saw a great deal of promise in this episode. In previous episodes, Aethelwulf was always second best to his father but, watching him, the facial expressions and body language pointed to a deeper character that I was glad to see here (kudos to Moe Dunford). Floki is coming back into his own while Helga…

And she seems okay with it - yik

If he kills Lagertha, that's the proof surely

I've come across his name over the years and he must have been fearsome. The re is an interesting discussion here http://www.allempires.com/f…

I googled this for you -check http://www.englishmonarchs….

Magnus

Ivar was greatly feared and Boneless may be a mis-translation of a word that probably means monster. He did not disappear from the historical record or die in obscurity.

Yes

Alex Hugh Andersen owns the role

There is a theory that it is a poor translation and the more accurate word would be monster

Guthrum who converted to Christianity after his defeat by Alfred and took the name Athelstan

The religiously justified medieval torture as entertainment was captured well (I closed my eyes at times) and Ragnor was magnificent as always. Farewell my friend - it's an episode I'll never watch again.