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S4

Uhtred makes a play for Bebbanburg while Mercia loses its way

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Yes. It's part of the chronological order leading up to the end of the saga.

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Quick recap

Uhtred tries to take Bebbanburg with a small band, and it fails: Father Beocca dies protecting his son. Cnut invades Mercia, and Æthelflæd gathers forces at Tettenhall. Edward arrives to decide the battle, and Brida kills Cnut. Æthelred dies, and Æthelflæd takes Mercia, with Uhtred at her side. A new threat appears: Sigtryggr, who marries Uhtred's daughter Stiorra and seizes Winchester. Edward besieges the city for weeks. Uhtred offers himself as a hostage and brokers a truce that gives Eoferwic to Sigtryggr. Aelswith is poisoned by Aethelhelm, and the season ends with Edward placing the boy Æthelstan in Uhtred's care.

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  1. ReferenceTettenhall, 910

    The season's big battle is based on Tettenhall in 910, when Saxons from Mercia and Wessex beat the Northumbrian Danes.

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  2. ReferenceSigtryggr has a real model

    Sigtryggr, the Viking who debuts this season, is based on Sihtric Cáech, king of Dublin and later York in the early 10th century.

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  3. Behind the scenesBeocca's last season

    Ian Hart, Father Beocca since the very first episode, leaves the show this season.

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