If you want to know the best Norse mythology TV shows that are currently streaming, you’ve come to the right place. Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Disney+ have a plethora of good shows to watch.

Let’s take a look at the top six Norse mythology TV shows based on IMDb’s user ratings and how to find them on streaming.

I have always been a fan of Norse mythology. I have read books and watched movies on it, but there is something special about seeing it play out on the screen. The picture is so much more vivid and you get to see how different interpretations of the stories can be told.

I am going to share with you my top 6 shows that feature Norse mythology and where you can find them on streaming. If you know of any others, please let me know in the comments.

1. Atypical

This is a Netflix original series that just came out for its second season earlier this year. This show is about an autistic adolescent boy named Sam who is looking for love and independence, but he faces challenges along the way that make his journey for love difficult, as well as heartbreaking at times. His parents also have some surprises in their own lives as they take care of Sam’s younger sister while dealing with her autism as well.

If you are interested in watching this show, you can find the first two seasons on Netflix now!

2. Vikings

Vikings is a History Channel original series that was created by Michael Hirst who also created The Tudors and Elizabeth: The Golden Age, which are my all-time favorite movies (and yes, I

Norse mythology and Viking sagas are currently very popular, with shows such as History Channel’s Vikings and Amazon Prime’s Lore, as well as video games like God of War (2018) and Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. However, there is a lot of other Norse mythology TV shows out there that may be more your cup of tea than the ones mentioned above.

In this article I will list my top 6 favorite Norse mythology TV shows and where you can find them on streaming services. If you want to know more about Norse mythology in general, check out my article about the subject!

The list is not in any particular order.

A lot of us love Norse mythology and the Vikings. What’s not to like? The brutal tales of Scandinavia are amazing. With the new season of Vikings coming out, a lot of people are getting into Norse mythology.

Some people have watched the tv show but many don’t know where to start in terms of reading about the myths surrounding them. Look no further as I have put together a list of all the shows available on streaming services that are related to Norse mythology.

Vikings (2013-present)

Vikings is an Irish historical drama based on the stories of Ragnar Lothbrok, one of the best-known mythological Norse heroes. The show is filmed in Ireland, and features an ensemble cast including Gabriel Byrne (The Usual Suspects).

The series has been renewed for a fifth season which will premiere in 2017. It was recently announced that this season will be split into two parts with 10 episodes each and the second half airing later in 2017. This means we won’t have to wait too long for more drama from Ragnar, Floki, Lagertha, Rollo and Bjorn!

I am sure many of you have watched this series already but if you haven’t then it is worth checking out. Especially as it

Norse mythology is probably something you’re familiar with, even if you’re not aware of it. The Norse gods are probably the most famous pantheon of deities in the world today. From Thor to Loki to Odin and beyond, their stories have been told for thousands of years and have influenced cultures all over the world.

Just because you’ve heard the names doesn’t mean you know the full story. Here are a few different shows that dive into the Norse myths and bring these amazing stories to life like never before!

1. Vikings (History Channel) – This show made its grand debut on March 3, 2013 and has since become one of History’s greatest hits. The series follows the legendary Viking Ragnar Lodbrok (Travis Fimmel), a farmer who rises up to become a formidable force in England and Scandinavia during the Dark Ages. It’s part historical fiction, part action-packed drama.[1]

2. Norsemen (Netflix) – This Norwegian comedy-drama began airing in 2016 on NRK in Norway. In 2017, it debuted on Netflix with English subtitles as well as an English dub starring Toby Sebastian (Game of Thrones). The series takes place during the Viking Age in 790 AD and follows both a group of Vikings as well

In Norse mythology, the Vikings had a pretty sweet gig going. The gods were always getting into trouble and needed someone to save their asses. Sure, sometimes that was the gods fighting each other, but most of the time there were giants, trolls, or other creatures trying to get in on the action.

The Vikings weren’t known for being able to swim, but they could certainly row and sail. While our heroes may not be sailing across vast oceans on their missions, they do take us on quite a ride.

With all of the great shows out there involving Norse mythology and Vikings, it’s easy to get lost in the details and miss some of them. That’s why we’ve put together this list of TV shows based on Norse mythology or coming out of Nordic countries.

Viking actor

One of the more interesting phenomena in pop culture over the past few years has been a resurgence in interest of Norse Mythology. Following the success of Thor in 2011, which was followed by Thor: The Dark World, and later Avengers; Age of Ultron, which featured the Norse God of Thunder himself, Marvel seems to have struck gold (or perhaps Asgard).

At first glance, this might seem like a natural progression for Marvel Studios who had already finished two Iron Man movies, one Hulk movie and one Captain America movie (not to mention numerous other movies featuring other superheroes from the world of Marvel Comics). But unlike those superheroes who were created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby during the early 1960s when comic books were trying to compete with television for entertainment supremacy, there is no Thor comic book series from forty years ago that served as a template for these movies. Like most other superheroes (with the notable exception of Superman), Thor is a creation that was uniquely suited to compete at the box office with other big budget action movies.

Despite this difference between Thor and his fellow Avengers however (Iron Man, Hulk, Captain America and Black Widow), audiences still flocked to see him on screen in droves. And since then we’ve seen more and more TV shows and movies that feature Norse