[DISCUSSION] [SPOILERS] LOKI S02E05 - Science/Fiction
[DISCUSSION] [SPOILERS] LOKI S02E05 - Science/Fiction
| EPISODE | RELEASE DATE | RUNNING TIME | CREDITS SCENE? |
|---|---|---|---|
| S02E05 - Science/Fiction | Nov 2nd, 2023 on Disney+ | 47m | NONE |
Premise:
Loki traverses dying timelines in an attempt to find his friends, but Reality is not what it seems.
Director(s):
Justin Benson, Aaron Moorhead
Writer(s):
Eric Martin, Michael Waldron
| CAST | ||
|---|---|---|
| Tom Hiddleston | ... | Loki |
| Liz Carr | ... | Judge Gamble |
| Sophia Di Martino | ... | Sylvie |
| Gugu Mbatha-Raw | ... | Ravonna Renslayer |
| Tara Strong | ... | Miss Minutes (voice) |
| Owen Wilson | ... | Mobius |
| Ke Huy Quan | ... | O.B. |
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Good, not great.
It seems like the writers have no consistency to the effect of time travel.
OB was great again in this one. Same with Owen Wilson.
The way I see it, there's two dimensions of time: one being linear time within the TVA, and the other being the time that everything else experiences including us, which branches. The TVA therefore doesn't branch, because it experiences a different axis of time. It's self-consistent in that sense where the TVA's time works the same always, and the time of everything else works the same always (if you ignore Cap), at least for now.
Exactly. Timelines work different in this show because the TVA imposes its own structure onto causality.
to be fair, from a Doylist point of view without that there is no show to be had lol. TVA becomes an entirely useless organisation unless it can work from beyond the multiverse, and the only way it can work from beyond the multiverse yet have change in it is if there is a dimension of time in the TVA.