Set Your Clocks For 'Loki' Season 2
Loki may be the God of Mischief, but his solo outings in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have shown him working quite the opposite job. Over the course of six episodes on Disney+'s Loki, the trickster (played by Tom Hiddleston) sought to correct an imbalance in the multiverse alongside Owen Wilson's quirky timecop, Mobius. Naturally, he causes more problems than he solves. Soon, Loki will get another chance. Season Two is right around the corner, promising another round of multiversal mayhem.
If you've been keeping up with Marvel's cavalcade of stories, we last left Loki in a near-parallel universe where he's still working for the Time Variance Authority (TVA). After killing a version of Kang the Conqueror called He Who Remains, they kickstarted a massive imbalance of events throughout the multiverse—and now, no one remembers Loki back at the TVA. Since then, we've seen Doctor Strange work through a Multiverse of Madness, all three Spider-Men try to find a way back home, and Ant-Man and the Wasp fight Kang in Quantumania. Could Loki Season Two set off another trilogy of events?
How Do I Watch Season Two of Loki?
Season Two will run for another six episodes, beginning this week on Thursday, October 5, at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT. Following the premiere, episodes will air weekly every Thursday on Disney+. While episodes used to drop very early in the morning, Disney has been experimenting with primetime release windows. The season will conclude on November 9, right before the release of The Marvels in theaters on November 10. Check out the official release dates below.
Episode 1: "TBA" - October 5
Episode 2: "TBA" - October 12
Episode 3: "TBA" - October 19
Episode 4: "TBA" - October 26
Episode 5: "TBA" - November 2
Episode 6: "TBA" - November 9
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