It's ironic, really, how Tom Hiddelston as a villain got so much attention and is loved by so many fans that he even got his own TV-series. And then, in his own TV-series, titled after the character's name, they manage to make him a mere side character who has no balls.

Let me start with saying the show started out very well. I liked the style of the TVA, I liked some of the CGI, I liked most of the actors. Owen Wilson a.k.a Mobius does a terrific job. He delivers every line in such an iconic way, it's indredible. The dynamics between him and Loki are great, and by far the best thing about the whole series. Their dialogues are brilliantly written. But WHAT EXACTLY did they do to the God of Mischief? While I enjoyed the *emotional therapy*-scenes with Mobius and the obvious character development, just let him be a badass for once! The series should be called *Sylvie* rather than *Loki*. She was appearantly the most capable of all Lokis and the star of the series. That said, they messed it up in the romance department BADLY. For whatever reason they hinted towards Mobius having a tiny little crush on Loki. -I know you have a soft spot for broken things-, -your favorite Loki-, -he cares about you-, -thank you for the spark- etc. Why did they do that? Just to feed the shippers out there? At the same time they declared Loki bi and made him fall in love with his other female self. You can be damn sure he wouldn't have fallen for a male version! It's weird, to say the least. I never felt the need to see Loki in a relationship, but why not? A nice love story with a woman could have worked very well. A nice love story with a man too, but we all know Disney is not going there. But why his other self? WHY, Marvel, WHY? Not to mention that he has no chemistry with Sylvie. NONE. I felt very uncomfortable watching those two, and I'm honestly amazed that so many people seem to enjoy this *romance*. People ship everything nowadays. The whole thing was so unnecessary and weird. Let him be friends with Mobius and having a sibling-like relationship with Sylvie, so he learns about trusting and loving others (and himself) and we are all happy. And don't change his character too much! The God of Mischief became a little kitten. Tom Hiddelston's performance was borderline cheesy most of the time.

I thought I would rate it with a solid 9, but after this very disappointing and boring finale I will only give it a 6 stars, sorry. I will make it 7 for Owen Wilson's performance. He really nailed it. But come on, Marvel! What were you thinking. I still get chills from this strange romance ... ugh.