Good production quality, it has Owen Wilson, occasional interesting dialogues and acting, but it suffers the same errors made by many other Marvel/DC productions. The story is just not that compelling, it's another example where Marvel need to rethink their story arcs and invite the idea that every superhero film doesn't need to be about resolving the fate of all things. There is never any tension in these productions because of it, it's all a part of a multiverse soup anyhow, one Loki dies another will appear.

The characters surely grow during the series, but not to any interesting direction, just the absolutely expected one, a narrative decision that has now made Loki an even less interesting character than before. Now he's just like ever other goody two shoes commonly depicted.

Would it have been just this light-weight narrative to give room to fun and flashy entertainment, I'd enjoy it more but the ever life-choking presence of female Loki's personal melodrama made that worthy pursuit an impossibility. I am torn between having to engage in superficial storytelling one moment, then sloppy cookie-cutter melodrama in another, and thus it all feels very disconnected and quite ridiculous.

By the end of the series, I couldn't care less for a continuation.