Vikings Season 6 declared to end the drama, a spinoff in work with Jeb Stuart as writer

You've got it right! 'Vikings' Season 6 will mark the end of Michael Hirst-created historical drama TV series. But don't worry, a spinoff is likely to come up after the completion of this six-year lasting series.

According to Deadline, the last episode of 'Vikings' Season 6 is likely to be aired anytime in 2020. The series reportedly wrapped its production recently on the final sixth season that is expected to have its premiere later this year. however, the creator Michael Hirst is contemplating to extend the franchise with a new series, which will continue to run as the Vikings saga. However, detail on the new project is yet to be revealed.

A new official announcement has come up surrounding the completion of 'Vikings' Season 6 on January 4, which also states that Michael Hirst and MGM Television are developing a spinoff series and Jeb Stuart will be joining the team as the writer. The 62-year old Jeb Stuart is a multiple award-winning writer who is renowned for the movies like 'The Fugitive', 'Die Hard' and 'Lock Up'. He is presently in business with History sibling A+E as writer, creator and executive producer of 'The Liberator', animated 'World War II' drama series.

'Vikings' Season 5's upcoming episode titled 'The Most Terrible Thing' is slated to be aired on January 9. The ending date of this series is yet to be announced along with the premiere date of Season 6. Hence, it's important for you to ensure that you're not missing the ongoing episodes of Season 5.

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