The Last Kingdom: Season 2

MA15+

2017

Created by Stephen Butchard
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8 episodes
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History, politics and bloodthirsty action collide in this British series following a Saxon-born Viking looking to claim his ancestral birthright,... More

History, politics and bloodthirsty action collide in this British series following a Saxon-born Viking looking to claim his ancestral birthright, and the kingdom led by Alfred the Great as they defend themselves from Norse invaders.

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The Last Kingdom: Season 2 is available to stream in... More Australia now on Apple TV Store.

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The Last Kingdom: Season 2 episodes

Episode 1

Uhtred, the fearless and instinctive warrior, begins his voyage north... More to reclaim his fate.

Episode 2

When spies infiltrate the Cumbraland army, Uhtred must rely on... More his troops to protect him.

Episode 3

Uhtred allies himself with newly crowned Alfred, but his commitment... More to the nascent king jeopardises his bond with Brida.

Episode 4

After King Alfred betrays Uhtred's allegiance and turns him over... More to the Vikings, his Danish brother, Ragnar the Young, scrambles to spare his life.

Episode 5

After rescuing Mildrith, Uhtred joins the fierce battle of Cynuit... More and vanquishes a forbidding foe, only to have Odda the Younger claim the victory.

Episode 6

Uhtred catches the eye of a lovely pagan queen, and... More his band of raiders becomes mercenaries for a Cornish king. But he soon faces the fury of Alfred.

Episode 7

Driven to hiding in the marshes after the Vikings invade... More Wessex, Uhtred and Alfred finally make amends and devise a plan for retaking the kingdom.

Episode 8

Calling upon Saxon forces the rally and drive the Vikings... More out of Wessex, Uhtred and Alfred gird for a decisive battle, but treachery awaits.

The Last Kingdom: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

86_%7 reviews
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97_%99 reviews
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"While Uhtred’s position as a hero torn between two worlds is central, it’s also not elevated much above the larger context of the story the show tells so consistently well."

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A.V. Club

"There’s plenty of testosterone running through The Last Kingdom’s veins, though there is a potentially strong female perspective courtesy of the character of Brida (Emily Cox), a slave girl who becomes Uhtred’s lover, his closest confidant and an indispensable partner in battle."

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