Say what you will about Thor: The Dark World, but you can't deny it was the best Loki era we ever got.

You know why I think the Loki show and Thor: Love ans Thunder didn't feel the same way as Thor 1-3 and the first Avengers? Because we didn't have the Thorki dynamic. As the actors have stated in interviews throughout the years: "There is no Thor without Loki and no Loki without Thor."

My wish for the season 2 of Loki is that at some point main Loki meets a variant of himself that can lift Mjolnir. Not because he is worthy or anything, but because the hammer isn't enchanted. I want the main Loki to have a face of pure shock when he lifts the other Loki's Mjolnir and start playing around with it like a kid being given a new toy.

Then Mobius comes in and says: "You know, most Loki variants I've met can lift it, I don't see why it's such a big deal."

I'm just saying, if Kaz would end up in the Marvel Universe, everyone would assume he has mind reading powers and he would go along with it.

Fictional characters didn't raise my standards in men. The British actors who play said characters did that.

If I had a nickel for every time Ben Barnes portrayed a morally gray villain in a Netflix show who got his face terribly scarred at the very end of the first season, and also got his girlfriend a bouquet of blue irises, I'd have two nickels. It isn't much, but it's weird that it happened twice.