Lakerman0834
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A show about the moors or Story about musa would be interesting
Vikings: Vahalla....... Netflix.......2022
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Not at all. They mention the name of past characters but there is no connection to them.
No they are not kattagat was not a real place. So a black woman being in charge of it makes as much sense when ragnar ruled it or when then Rus Vikings attacked it for some reason
stepbackj34spud
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No they are not kattagat was not a real place. So a black woman being in charge of it makes as much sense when ragnar ruled it or when then Rus Vikings attacked it for some reason
Yes whats next the sole black person in a show being the emperor of china?
China is a real place kattagat never existed. It is a place made up by the creator of show.
Also this show has magic
I like the fight choreography in this 
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Keep checking threads for the Coli seal of approval but no one seems excited about this show
im all for my black peoples getting represented in shows and movies but cmon nowWatching this now, a black woman runs Kattegat now
KingsOfKings
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She's not a black Viking it sounded like her grandpa was black so she's a qtr black because of her parents was mixed and the other was full Viking
that's how I understood it
Her grandmother was an African slave and her father was mixed
Turk
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I thought the Coli would be more excited about this show, but this thread barely has any replies 
When I talk about "forced diversity" a random black woman being in the cast of a show about Vikings is the type of shyt I mean. It doesn't make sense and it's not natural. Black people aren't banging on the table to be included in shyt like this. Instead of giving black people a crumb by shoehorning a black person in a story for no reason, why don't these studios give us black content? I'd rather have a tv show about the Zulu, the Moors, etc than shyt like this, but I digress.
I just finished episode 1 and it's been cool so far. The cgi when they were at sea looked cheap though.
When I talk about "forced diversity" a random black woman being in the cast of a show about Vikings is the type of shyt I mean. It doesn't make sense and it's not natural. Black people aren't banging on the table to be included in shyt like this. Instead of giving black people a crumb by shoehorning a black person in a story for no reason, why don't these studios give us black content? I'd rather have a tv show about the Zulu, the Moors, etc than shyt like this, but I digress.
I just finished episode 1 and it's been cool so far. The cgi when they were at sea looked cheap though.
watching now
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Entertaining show tbh. Didn't think I would like it.
