I saved my review until now because I was enjoying the series that much. Kudos to the writers on this show. Everything is just perfect for me. Great casting, dialogue, story, and pacing. It's the kind of series you can watch over and over.
Loki was always a two-dimensional character in the comics but this series opens up a whole new side to him (a fourth of you take into account the time slipping), and frankly, I just dig it to death. (That's a winky, winky joke. He died, remember? And more than once.)
At some point, they'll have to reconcile the Loki we all had a love/hate relationship with, and I'm looking forward to the writers and actor playing with that inevitability. Clearly, Loki can't remain where he is at the end of S2E6. He has a role to play, literally, in the makeup of the one true timeline. I'm hoping it brings him full circle. I would like to see him end up as the God he has to be for the sacred timeline, not the one he wants to be. The ultimate sacrifice. But perhaps this is it for the series, and if it is, I'm happy.
Loki was always a two-dimensional character in the comics but this series opens up a whole new side to him (a fourth of you take into account the time slipping), and frankly, I just dig it to death. (That's a winky, winky joke. He died, remember? And more than once.)
At some point, they'll have to reconcile the Loki we all had a love/hate relationship with, and I'm looking forward to the writers and actor playing with that inevitability. Clearly, Loki can't remain where he is at the end of S2E6. He has a role to play, literally, in the makeup of the one true timeline. I'm hoping it brings him full circle. I would like to see him end up as the God he has to be for the sacred timeline, not the one he wants to be. The ultimate sacrifice. But perhaps this is it for the series, and if it is, I'm happy.