Another MCU spin-off this time featuring Tom Hiddleston's Loki and following the events immediately after one of the Thano's movies (so I gather). Like WandaVision the series kinda just jumps right in to it assuming you've seen all the other relevant movies and series (which I kinda have, theres too many at this point), and I'd say is fairly entertaining most of the way through. It gets a little heady near the end, but of course what show with time travel being a main premise doesn't? Owen Wilson did a good job at being Owen Wilson, I have no clue how they'll follow up this series with a season two, but again, I'll probably watch it. ...And oh boy did I, took a while to get around to it but finally checked out said latest season two, and generally its more of the same. Being Disney the CGI was great given overall production budget obviously being insane. The acting was mostly suitable, my only two major gripes being random green screen moments leaving people talking in weird directions (often happens when one or more characters are completely digital), and whatever take Jonathan Majors took on that character, no clue what kinda notes he got, but whatever it was it didn't work. At least now I know I don't like him personally or professionally. Like season one the plot is fairly convoluted, but once you suspend disbelief I think season two did a marginally better job at justifying itself. That said it's still silly and spends too much time on fantasy exposition. So many thing happen for pure plot convenience, its very MCU. Overall wasn't bad, and even considered bumping its score up at one point until remembered there's a whole McDonalds subplot just for the product placement.