^No, no. Just my opinion. Unlike the past 2 shows, this one I'm watching week to week, too, but I tried watching 1 and 2 back to back and the flow is better, imo. I suspect the same will be for 3 and 4 and 5 and 6 for me. Just a theory, lol.

I’m liking the show so far, but I don’t see all the hype that Is making everyone online go crazy and saying it’s one of the greatest things marvel has released. I just think it’s good, nothing too special yet

Absolutely loved this episode! The best episode so far imo. I loved how they went into Loki and Lady Loki's characters and I get the feeling the TVA are the real bad guys and it isn't what it seems. That is a twist done right that I wished we had got more of in a certain other show anyway and I'm happy Loki is bi, being bi myself its actually the first main bisexual character in the mcu and its good to finally get some representation.

Also looking back on this discussion I agree Sylvie is an amazing character and she seems so powerful with her magic and Kang would honestly be an awesome twist but i'm not gonna get excited with theories after WV.

I feel like we haven't fully covered the absolute joy of Loki singing in Asgardian. And how Sylvie goes very still as he sings to her, like she's holding back emotion about it. Memories from her childhood perhaps? I need to know more of Sylvie's past. And I definitely need more of Loki singing in Asgardian!

I'm chomping at the bit to see who Richard E. Grant is portraying on this show. He could fit as another Variant Loki, or one of the Time-Keepers, or He Who Remains, etc. It would be funny if there's an homage to that scene in Matrix Reloaded between Neo and the Architect.

Can't wait for a confrontation, cuz Loki's got Questions with the ones who have been messing with his lives.

An idea I haven't seen brought up yet -- maybe because I'm totally off the mark here, this is speculative -- is that we might see another combination of character roles in the MCU, this time between the Time-Keepers and Those Who Sit Above In Shadow. These guys fed off the energy released by Ragnarok, and also caused the endless cycle of Ragnarok to continue. This last episode's focus on apocalypses has me wondering if there's something more going on here, if there's a reason to direct Loki's life in a certain way to lead up to certain events like that. I can see the story arc curving in a way that some aspects of their roles might be included here.

I like how that Sylvie featurette shows young Sylvie, apparently in custody at the TVA, so maybe we will get that backstory next episode. We are just about due for an explanation of "the mission" Sylvie attempted at the TVA, which Loki interrupted.

I'm so excited to see Sylvie's backstory. I wonder if we'll see her go through the entire bureaucratic process like Loki did in ep 1, except it'll be horrifying when done to a child.