Perhaps. Maybe he actually had fragments of memories. His background may relate with his liking on motorbikes. (He mentioned it as he read the magazine in ep 2, I forgot whether they are motorcycles or not)

I know this episode was kinda short, but I loved it for many reasons.

Huh, I'm surprised that Mobius wasn't in this episode. I thought he would be around for the entire season.

Okay, Sylvie is amazing. I'm still not entirely sure about what her agenda is, but my goodness she's fantastic.

Finally Loki gets to use his powers, the previous two episodes made him look so weak.

Are they trying to make Loki and Sylvie a couple...? I mean the conversation in the train definitely gave me that vibe.

I like that Loki and Sylvie seem to be just as strong and agile, kinda shows that none of the is the "Superior" or "Lesser" Loki.

Goodbye, Loki's variant jacket. We'll always remember you.

E x c u s e m e . So everyone in the TVA are variants!? I mean I already guessed they were going to be the villains (or at least they're not as good as they seem), but I did not expect that. Is that why Mobius loves jetskies? Because he was on Earth during the 90's?

Oh okay, so Loki can use the Force, good to know.

DON'T END IT THERE!

@AntIsBack I too felt like they were hinting some sort of romantic thing between Sylvie and Loki. When she tried to enchant Loki, I thought she was trying to kiss him. And there was also the moment where Loki was softly singing while looking at her, and also their whole conversation about love and stuff.

It would be super weird if they did end up falling in love with each other.....like, she's basically him but from a different timeline/reality. It feels like two sibling falling for each other, because they are related. Unless they somehow do some sort of plot twist where she is not a Loki variant, and was lying this whole time to get something from him? Idk, for now it's just kinda weird.

I hope Miss Minutes is not evil. She's cute. Being evil may turn her into a creepy icon like evil dolls.

So, hey! We reached the halfway mark.

Okay...so it was a bit of a filler episode, in a way. I can't really explain it.

Did I enjoy it less because of that? Honestly, no. I still thought it was great. Filler episodes still always make for some good moments.

Love seeing more of Loki's sorcery and tricks. We never did see as much as we should have in the films- did we? Since he's been over-powered within the TVA, it's nice to see him back in control. The scenes when Loki is drunk are golden. That little, but well-known, reference to Thor made my day.

Sylvie's brilliant. This could be kinda controversial, but that's my view. Not sure what her plans are, but I'm invested. Absolutely loving the fact that they decided to show her strengths too throughout the episode and how they differ from Loki's. (I also might be the only person with her as my profile picture- since I like to update it a lot to keep things fresh)

Mobius? I miss him. We need to see him again, and we will, every episode, for the rest of the series (according to IMDB).

Loki and Sylvie's chemistry makes me happy. It doesn't always have to be all smiles for it to just work (in terms of a friendship now, anyway).

On that note, I was thinking while watching this through: Wouldn't it be really bizarre if they got together? I mean, I love both of them, but they're apparently the same person in different realities. If there's a big twist that proves this otherwise, then I don't think it'd bother me if it was written well.

Neither of them need a love interest, however. Both are strong and independent and all-round interesting characters on their own.

Loki (and possibly Sylvie) being revealed as bisexual? I'm glad the LGBTQ+ community are getting representation in the MCU properly and that the source material, in terms of the comics, is being looked at as well. Even though I'm not part of the aforementioned community, I've seen lots of people who are very, very happy with this choice. Honestly, seeing people happy in this way genuinely makes me happy. :D

On to the BIG reveal. The workers in the TVA are all variants. I had my suspicions, I have to say. This might've been a theory I had a few weeks back, but I didn't really focus on it too much and essentially forgot about it.

Tom Hiddleston has teased some major surprises in the next two episodes, and this series is just blowing my mind.

(Ah I just unintentionally wrote an essay- sorry. If you read this entire thing, I love your dedication)

Sylvie is amazing. She is very different to Loki, despite being a Loki. She commits to a mission while Loki tends to have fun with it, but nevertheless they know that they have to work together. It shows how unpredictable Loki is, that even him (or her) gets annoyed with him.

The TVA plot twist is great. I guess the Time Keepers are the real ones incharge, not the TVA. Was sad not to see Mobius but still an amazing episode regardless.

I am in love with the show. I wasn't too hyped (somebody asked me why but I didn't have time to respond) because I didn't think I needed it but I did. It's so funny.

What a crazy, crazy episode. I was pretty disappointed when I saw that the runtime was about 10 minutes shorter than the others, but that's because they wanted to end on a really extreme cliffhanger! Random thoughts (as many as I can remember):

*Loki and Sylvie trying to kill each other was so expected I kind of wish they had done something a little different.

*Sylvie's backstory NOW.

*I think she's doing a good job of at least being very Loki-like, regardless of if she is a Loki or not. They don't need too much insta-chemistry.

*Loki shooting fireworks from his hand... whaaaaaat? Also, "Another!" smash! lol. However... this Loki was probably in the presence of Thanos when that story was recalled... did he really read the files that thoroughly or is it something Thor does often?

*Loki was surprisingly off of his glamour game this time.

*Should I be worried that Loki is doing so much new stuff (singing?! dancing?! actual magic?!) in just one show? Like, is he making up for lost time or is this the last chance for him to do everything in canon?

*Was that planet inhabited by humans with a different alphabet or an alien species with lazy design?

*Why didn't they evacuate months ago? Seriously, who is in charge?

*Loki and Sylvie as a couple would feel too forced, but I won't put it past Marvel at this point. This is a huge surprise to myself but I kinda dig Loki and Mobius, is that a thing? (If you don't like it, please just keep it to yourself I don't need a giant argument.) I'm pretty sure that Loki will end up getting a romantic interest at some point because Tom Hiddleston was asked about it recently and his response was very unusual. Rather than launch into a very long answer, he rubbed the back of his neck (Body Language 101: red flag for being uncomfortable) and carefully avoided the question.

*What. A. Cliffhanger! How could it end right there? I need answers, I need to time travel to next week (best episode coming up!), I need more!

I'll be hanging out on my message wall if you want to talk Loki with me. Farewell for now!

@Audrey the Sarcastic Droid Loki and Mobius is definitely a possibility now that Loki is confirmed to be bisexual. Besides, they already kinda have that chemistry between them, at least that is what I saw.

Loki's more likely to be with Sylvie.

Sylvie is an amazing character. She looks cool, cool powers, and so far an interesting backstory.

I am very excited about this next episode because the main thing we learned from this episode, all TVA agents are variants, supports two previous theories from the episode two discussion. It supports the “Rovonna’s other analyst is a Mobius variant” theory, and the “it was Kang all along.

So what I’m thinking is that Kang and Rovonna are the leaders of the TVA. It is possible that everyone is Mobius but I think that only some are. I’m sure a lot have you have seen Cosmic Wonders video on the TVA being in the Quantum realm. All the info from that [insert here].