"Existence is chaos. Nothing makes any sense, so we try to make some sense of it."

Don't worry, I haven't forgotten to write this. Loki is brought to the mysterious Time Variance Authority, a bureaucratic organization that exists outside of time and space and monitors the timeline, where he's given a chance to help fix the timeline and stop a greater threat. Loki is the third MCU series to land on Disney+, and by now I'm sure most of you have either seen or heard about its greatness. Loki did things that no other installment has done, namely its storyline and focus on character development. By now, Loki has become one of the most beloved characters in the MCU. He may be a villain, but there's so much character that we have to root for him in any case. The series delves deep into his character to depth we haven't touched upon too much. Tom Hiddleston plays him to perfection. Everything about him is just awesome to watch. Then, there's the addition of Owen Wilson as Mobius. Didn't expect to love both of them (character and actor) as much as I did, but I wouldn't mind seeing more of them in future installments. Sophia Di Martino is great as Sylvie and I really liked the addition of her character. I have some minor issues regarding the outcome of her introduction. It shows the impediment of narcissism within Loki, but that's something we've already known for a while. But I didn't expect any less once she was introduced. Other actors that deserve recognition are Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Wunmi Mosaku, Shasha Lane, Jonathan Majors, and Richard E. Grant. It's quite the ensemble.

Every episode is incredibly captivating. Rarely there's a time that I checked my phone whilst watching. I loved each one. Episode 3 had the lowest ratings of them all, but I found that to be one of the most interesting. It took time to settle and talk about characters and motivations. Tom Hiddleston said his favorites were 4 and 5, and I'd have to agree with it. There's so much opportunity in the MCU because of this show. The finale sets up for something very interesting and I'm eager to find out more. The finale may have been slightly disappointing for some, and I felt that a little, but I'm just so excited for everything to come. Kate Herron directed the hell out of the series. Everything is bursting with style. In my opinion, this is the best technically so far. The cinematography and colors are beautiful and almost eerie. The visual effects are amazing. The score by Natalie Holt has the best theme yet and everything fits perfectly with the mysterious sound. You're probably wondering where this ranks in the MCU installments for me. As most know, WandaVision was my favorite as of a few months ago. Loki was on its track to beat it out and the other films that I thought were wonderful. Now, I've only seen Loki one and a half times and will need to watch it again, and watch all off the MCU again to get a more accurate ranking. It's high up right now being in 6th place, but that could get higher, or lower. Loki was an ambitious addition and one of the coolest experiences in television and Marvel. To avoid any spoilers or something too long, I'll leave it at this.