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The first episode of Loki revealed a big twist concerning the God of Mischief and the show's main villain, and here's how it went down.

By John Boone‍ Marvel Studios Loki doesn't pick up where Avengers: Endgame left off so much as it actually starts a few minutes before the end of Loki's screen time in that movie: In a quick recap of the Time Heist, we establish the events that led to the 2012 iteration of Tom Hiddleston's God of Mischief -- that is, before his redemption arc and death at the hands of Thanos -- getting ahold of the Tesseract and teleporting to who knows where. Now, we know where: the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, where he's promptly picked up by intergalactic time cops. Wu...

Loki. Loki, Disney+'s latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe would be a deeply-impactful, time-traveling journey. But we didn't expect for the first episode—the first episode!—to offer an alternate history explanation for one of the biggest unsolved mysteries in U.S. history before the time-travel stuff even got started. And the first episode did exactly that, showing, in a mid-conversation between Loki (Tom Hiddleston) and Agent Mobius (Owen Wilson) flashback that mysterious plane hijacker D.B. Cooper (back in 1971) was actually none other than the God of Mischief himself. The...

The opening installment of Loki is a hard thing to judge in some ways.