Production: Great script. The writing on this series is excellently nuanced. Good smooth editing. Excellent musical score. The Loki theme song matches the mysteriousness of the show. Solid sets, but sometimes you can tell that the characters are in front of a green screen. Also, during some of the fighting scenes you can tell when their stunt double is in. 9/10.

On screen: Great acting overall. Tom Hiddleston's performance is nuanced and believable as Loki. Additionally, Owen Wilson (Mobius), Sophia Di Martino (Sylvie), Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Ravonna Renslayer) and Jonathan Majors (He Who Remains) performances are also fantastic. Solid cinematography. I can't get past how some scenes bookmark the actors are in front of green screens. 9/10.

Content/Impact: Kate Herron is the director of this series and she did a wonderful job. Hopefully, her work will help inspire other women to want more roles behind the scenes. Also, hopefully this will open doors for more production agencies to be open to hire more women directors. As you well know, Loki is the first LBGT+ character introduced into the Marvel Universe. Although this is good for diversity, the mentioning of his sexuality didn't really add anything to this particular story. Lastly, of course they make the boastful Loki black. This portrayal just adds on to the many stereotypes the media likes to portray black men. 6/10.

Overall: Good series with great performances that impacts the next phase of the MCU. 8/10.