Marvel's 'Loki' Officially Renewed for a Season 2

Luke Wilson is opening up about what he thought of brother Owen Wilson‘s run on Loki.

Jeffrey Wright has an easy out when it comes to protecting Marvel's secrets: When talk verges into potentially dicey territory, he simply resorts to the title of his show. «I guess the question would be, ' that were to be?'» he turns one question back on me.

Jeffrey Wright has an easy out when it comes to protecting Marvel's secrets: When talk verges into potentially dicey territory, he simply resorts to the title of his show. «I guess the question would be, ' that were to be?'» he turns one question back on me.

is a (literal) fish-out-of-water story about a curious young sea monster who must disguise himself to spend his summer in a human town on the Italian Riviera.

Marvel Studios is doomed! Movie theaters are going to disappear! The sky is falling! Okay, that’s just hyperbole. But if you look at the last week of box office news, starting with the surprising financial decline of “Black Widow” and the incredibly harsh words from the National Association of Theater Owners (NATO), there is some concern that maybe folks aren’t flocking back to cinemas as fast as we hoped.

Marvel Studios wrapped up “Loki” last week and is currently working on multiple other live-action shows. Similar to “Loki,” the studio’s “She-Hulk” series is set to stroll down MCU memory lane bringing back British actor Tim Roth (“Reservoir Dogs,” “The Hateful Eight“) as his “Incredible Hulk” villain Emil Blonsky, aka, The Abomination (spotted in the recent “Shang-Chi” trailer).

Paramount Plus has announced that the revival of iCarly will get a second season!

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Great news early this morning – Loki has been renewed for season 2!

*Spoilers for the finale of “Loki.”* Well, Marvel’s Disney+ series “Loki” has come to an end, and spoiler, we’re getting a season two. While the entire cast and creators played coy about whether we’d see “Loki” again and or if there would be a season two– Tom Hiddleston telling Deadline late yesterday, “I have learned, at this point, having said goodbye to the character more than twice, two and a half times maybe, to make no assumptions.

Naman Ramachandran Marvel has revealed that there will indeed be a second season of “Loki” via an insert in a post credits scene in the final episode of season 1.At the 42 minutes and 48 seconds mark of the episode, it says simply: “Loki will return in season 2.”No further details were provided regarding the next season of the series that stars Tom Hiddleston as the titular character. “Loki” is the third series from the Marvel Cinematic Universe on Disney Plus.

While Disney+ is coming up on its second birthday and the streaming service already did very well at last year’s Emmys, earning dozens of nominations, it appears the domination of the Mouse House just needed a boost from Marvel Studios to really push it over the edge with this year’s awards season, as both “WandaVision” and “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” pick up a slew of Emmy noms today.

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Richard E. Grant made his “Loki” debut in this week’s episode, and on Thursday he shared a video of himself and co-star Owen Wilson goofing around on the set.

the Lokigator and Frog Thor didn't completely break your brain, get your eyes on the first trailer for The studio's first animated series rips the multiverse wide open, revealing everything you thought you knew about the MCU is only half the story.The series is inspired by the anthology comic book run of the same name, which kicked off in 1977 with «What if Spider-Man had joined the Fantastic Four?» Directed by longtime Marvel Studios storyboard artist Bryan Andrews, now asks: What if T'Challa

Peacock has handed comedy Rutherford Falls a second season.

Over the past several years, we’ve seen more fans demand inclusivity out of the films and TV series coming from Marvel Studios. After a decade of heroes dominated by straight white men, it isn’t until recently that we’ve seen the studio make more overt efforts to be more inclusive with LGBTQ representation, specifically.

interviewed series director Kate Herron after episode 3, she told me she was following along with your fan theories, as she herself had taken her theories online as a fan of and Offhandedly, mostly jokingly, I asked her, «If is your, who's your Smoke Monster?»«Oh, I don't know,» Herron laughed.