Ekeke
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I like Hiddlestone. I want to like the show. I hate the girl. She's mostly just annoying and/or ordinary. Episode 3 was okay I guess. Doesnt make me look forward to episode 4
Yeah, agreeing with the latter part of the spoiler. Seems like a combination especially given how that episode played out.Decent episode, didn’t really progress the story but I enjoyed the chemistry between Loki & Sylvie. I’m fairly sure she’s Enchantress, not Lady Loki. Unless they’re combining the characters into one?!
Love is a dagger![]()
Spot on.Definite nod to Snowpiercer in ep 3. The set design and Hiddlestone are carrying this.
Can confirm this episode actually reminded me to start the Snowpiercer seriesDefinite nod to Snowpiercer in ep 3. The set design and Hiddlestone are carrying this.
Can confirm this episode actually reminded me to start the Snowpiercer series
Loved episode 1 and 2, hated episode 3, but am delighted to see episode 4 was fantastic. A lot of questions answered but even more asked.
It’s Kang isn’t it?
Loved episode 1 and 2, hated episode 3, but am delighted to see episode 4 was fantastic. A lot of questions answered but even more asked.
It’s Kang isn’t it?
That is the bad thing about episode 3. They totally glanced over all the chaos and fixes of all those time line bombs. We are just to assume they got "taken care of" when we look at the timeline monitor this episode....One thing that has me slightly confused (unless I missed it) - at the end of episode 2, Sylvie set off the nexus events that sent the sacred timeline into chaos & I thought that would be how they unleash the “multiverse of madness”. Did the TVA manage to fix them all before the Nexus events could set?! Seems like a pretty significant plot that got dealt with without much fuss!!
Assuming it got taken care of once they captured loki and sylvieOne thing that has me slightly confused (unless I missed it) - at the end of episode 2, Sylvie set off the nexus events that sent the sacred timeline into chaos & I thought that would be how they unleash the “multiverse of madness”. Did the TVA manage to fix them all before the Nexus events could set?! Seems like a pretty significant plot that got dealt with without much fuss!!
Which parts aren't making sense btw?It's a bit too Marvel for me. Feels like I'm missing out way too much by having not read the comics. Quite a lot of stuff not making sense.
Still, it's good fun, apart from episode 3. That sucked.
Best episode so far. Can’t give too much away but the ending was unexpected.Such a great episode
Assuming it got taken care of once they captured loki and sylvie
And yeah given what happened with Wanda vision imagine the villain is just... Something flat 
AlsoCrocodile Lokithat stood out so much
I know there was discussion last week on Twitter about throg... So maybe? I mean not a frog but made me laugh
Imagining a shape shifter loki unless there is something I've completely forgotten
Well, the mid credit scene for starters. I'm assuming people who follow Marvel actually know who they were. Also that planet they were on before.Which parts aren't making sense btw?
From the context of just this show, they were more Loki variants. The planet didn't matter at all, not sure if it's ever been in any comics. It was just an aside.Well, the mid credit scene for starters. I'm assuming people who follow Marvel actually know who they were. Also that planet they were on before.
Yeah Kid Loki and the other variants have been in comics before, but I expect they will explain what you need to know in the next 2 episodes. Even if it's just here are a bunch of loki variants all caught up in TVA schemes trying to fight back. We don't really need to know the background of each one for this show to work.Well, the mid credit scene for starters. I'm assuming people who follow Marvel actually know who they were. Also that planet they were on before.
It never normally does. Eg the random Howard the duck after creditYeah Kid Loki and the other variants have been in comics before, but I expect they will explain what you need to know in the next 2 episodes. Even if it's just here are a bunch of loki variants all caught up in TVA schemes trying to fight back. We don't really need to know the background of each one for this show to work.
That part just being comic fan service should not effect the plot of the show really.
It's a bit too Marvel for me. Feels like I'm missing out way too much by having not read the comics. Quite a lot of stuff not making sense.
Still, it's good fun, apart from episode 3. That sucked.