'Vikings' season 4 episode 11 air date, spoilers: Ivar has a bloody journey before the throne

Ragnar (Travis Fimmel) has chosen his crippled son Ivar the Boneless (Alex Hoegh Andersen) to be the next king of Kattegat, but his journey toward the crown in "Vikings" season 4 will be pure bloodbath.

Andersen has been updating fans on the production of the latter half of the current season. He recently shared two photos of him as Ivar from the set.

In both photos, he looks dirty and his faced was covered in blood, although it is unknown if it was Ivar's or another's. Either way, it is serious evidence that "Vikings" season 4 won't tone down on the bloodshed.

Forget yesterday. Today was crazy. @historyvikings

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