I wanted to write a review after I began watching season 2 of Loki. The series initially suprised me by how good it was in the first three episodes of season 1. It had a very interesting premise, Loki being for once in a position where he does not hold all the cards and has to trick his way to the top in an completely foreign institution of the time keepers. It hooked me immediately with all the interesting concepts of bookkeeping time to suit a particular timeline that should never be broken. Loki as the trickster who feels multiple things wrong with that idea teams up with Mobius played by Owen Wilson to tople the institution. It was a joy, because it has very good pacing, the actors have chemistry and thank god no overuse of marvel humor. There is still some but you get to ignore it for there are too many intruiging story elements in this series.

What I don't want to skip to mention is the human element in this series. One that is always reduced down to cheesiness and failed attempts at comedy in other marvel productions. Here the directors decided to let characters breathe, sit on their sorrow or let the story sink in. Small details like Morbius asking Loki on his mental state or side characters having their moments as they deal with new exposition is done with good pacing.

Season 2 looks like more of the same, so I will say yes thank you, another!