I'm not sure if everything melds together smoothly if watched all back-to-back at once but coming out weekly I am generally entertained enough to not think too much about it.
So I read that story and I still didn't remember it. Very cool deep pull, though, which just convinces me these shows are made by fans.Alioth is from the comics and, believe it or not, its appearance was comic accurate.
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Alioth_(Temporal_Limbo)
There is a long-running "reality" TV show, eight seasons and counting, featuring two brother's quest to find the Treasures of Oak Island. Still waiting for them to find anything.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Curse_of_Oak_Island
Ravonna appears to truly not what's actually going on with the TVA, although I suppose it's still possible that she does know but that would be one hell of a long deception that would include the viewer when she's not around anyone. Honestly, it makes more sense that she simply doesn't know considering she started off as a hunter before becoming a judge and I don't think she learned the truth along the way prior to the events of the show.
Has no one in this thread seriously mentioned Alligator Loki yet? For real? I expected him to become an instant meme star, dethroning Baby Yoda.
Did you watch Leonard Nimoy's show In Search Of when it was on?Hm, nope, that's not where I heard about it. That's going to bug me for awhile...
This episode is clearly not shot on location. It's noticeably a virtual set and a lot of scenes in the series involve two actors together in open spaces or rooms. That feels like the biggest change but some episodes feel very slow so maybe there were things cut.Of the three series to come out so far, this was the one that had shot the least pre-Covid; so I do wonder how much got changed along the way.
This might have been my favourite episode so far, just loved it from beginning to end!
I was watching on the laptop so couldn't quite tell, when they descend into the bunker we catch a glimpse of a tiny person in a glass jar. Was that supposed to be Ant Man or another Loki variant?
I saw a theory that the head of the TVA is another Loki, who succeeded, and is now trying to prevent any other Loki from doing the same.
That’s probably not it, but it would be funny.
I saw a theory that the head of the TVA is another Loki, who succeeded, and is now trying to prevent any other Loki from doing the same.
That’s probably not it, but it would be funny.
It won't be Kang. There is no logic to introduce in the last episode a villan 95% of the audience are unfamiliar with.There is a certain logic to it though. It would fit the theme of "glorious purpose". Maybe one Loki did really achieve his glorious purpose of ruling the timeline? If so, it would make sense to try to prevent other Lokis from destroying that.
But all the signs do seem to point to Kang.
I'm a huge Fantastic Four fan, But I stopped reading around the early 1980s. I'd never even heard about this story,line and if I had I may have sworn off the FF forever after that. Was that another John Byrne affair?Nah.
We find out Reed is alive in 407.
Then they string it along for almost a year till Reed finally makes it back to his family, well after Sue has slept with Namor again.
Well... They can't answer everything or they won't have much for season two.Classic Loki conjuring up Asgard was a great scene. That actually blew my mind. President Loki scene was fun. The rest felt like set up to get the pieces in position for the big finale next week.
I am a little nervous for the finale. I hope it is satisfying. Just like with WandaVision, there are a bunch of unanswered questions. I hope they can answer them all and give us a good pay off.
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