Nothing like that shot of the best back in the business

Lol saw that too. I also saw ppl say Loki was going to turn evil again after he learned to control his time slipping.

"Wanna hear a sweet nothing?!??" **heavy breathing**

I always think it's Jack Black. I was like, they finally have Jack on the show and he's pissed about Thor??? Then it hits me again

Lol right !!

Yeah what the heckkkk! So cool

Same I love the energy!

Hey, Daddy! WANNA HEAR A SWEET NOTHING

Damn, that's a good idea. Green ice cream pie?

@@BreakroomNR Soylent Green ice cream👀

This is a very good idea.

Not weird in my opinion. He was mentioned several times and I thought that did well to support how integral Thor is to Loki’s character. I’m glad they let the Loki and Sylvie characters keep the spotlight.

@@picantepatricio I don't think there's any meaningful recognition of how integral thor is to loki. We never really explore Loki's character from the greater MCU in any amount, he could be replaced with pretty much any magician or liar and not really be much different. If Thor is so important to Loki according to the show, I think the simplest question is just "Who is Sylvie's Thor? What are they like?" The fact that she's a loki variant literally makes no difference to her character, they could've just made her be enchantress and I genuinely think the only thing that would change is that the Loki/Sylvie relationship wouldn't feel so incestuous and weird. He was mentioned maybe twice, never in relation to Loki's feelings about him. I mean, this is ripe ground. This is Avengers 1 Loki, after being removed from the influence of thanos and the mind stone. He should be finally really getting hit with the totality of his situation, all the things he had been enraged with Odin about in the first movie then never properly dealt with. He should be grieving, and questioning, and screaming, and wondering how his father could've done that to him, and in turn how he could've done that to thor. Just once, when he was timeslipping, realizing he had complete control over all space and time, he should've visited his brother, apologized, hugged him, before the world crumbled away. Loki the show completely forgets Loki as a character. All that matters to Loki the show is itself, so it deals with all the rest of Loki's baggage in a montage in episode 1 of his greatest failures, and from that point on, who Loki was before the show ceases to matter

@@picantepatricio same. I like Loki having his time to shine. Having Thor show up would have seemed forced or fake to me. Like sure it would have been nice to have a closure moment between Loki and Thor (or any of his family) but I personally feel it would have taken away from the overall theme and impact of the show. ATP in Lokis journey I think it makes more sense for him to have focused solely on the task at hand. He is and has always been a very task focused person No matter if it’s conquering Midgard or trying to save the TVA.

@@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868 my friend, this is a very long and contrived way to say that you wanted the show to explore about Loki than just Loki. I like that the show gave Loki his spotlight, especially since Tom Hiddleston could be ready to retire the role. I’ll also say that Marvel has completely missed the mark on character cramming cameos in recent past so maybe they understand now to stop doing that if it’s not truly integral to the current story. My post is getting just as long 😂 appreciate your opinion, thanks for engaging.