You need to watch Loki episode 2 now. Well, not all of us, but I actually watched it for his spoiler-free Loki episodes 1 + 2 review, and I raved about both episodes - and the ending of the second. Seriously, folks. I want to avoid spoilers as much as possible. It's such a big piece of work. But Loki is breaking Marvel and Disney Plus schedules and delivering it on Wednesday instead of Friday. That's typical of Loki to ignore the timeline.

Disney Plus is winning big with the Loki TV series. Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson have great lead roles, and Ummi Mosaku plays Hunter B-15. So far, Loki has worked a lot of magic, including Loki traveling back in time and being arrested by the time cops.

In the first episode, Hiddleston hit all the right emotional points. His humor about his situation and his sadness over a death he didn't realize he had. Yes, this is the Loki of "The Avengers. He does not know what will happen to the people of Asgard or his mother. He is a variant.

What is a variant? He's the Loki who got the Tesseract in The Avengers: Endgame and disappeared in a cloud of dark smoke. Since then, he has apparently been a very mischievous god (surprise) and has been driving the timeline crazy.

This mischief brings him to the Time Varying Bureau, which tries to keep order in many timelines.

Though it seems difficult to catch Loki flying through the timeline, the show is available exclusively on Disney Plus.

Episode 2 will be available on Wednesday, June 16 at 3:00 a.m. ET, with subsequent episodes available every Wednesday at the same time.

Disney Plus is available in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mauritius, Monaco, the Netherlands, New Zealand It is available in Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, so it will not be difficult to access.

The good news is that the Loki episodes are long: a tweet from Diego Andaluz of Discussing Film reveals that each one is almost an hour long, with episode one at 51 minutes and episode two at 54 minutes. Of course, something like "Wanda and the Colossus" or "Falcon and Winter" would include 10 minutes of credits.

The bad news? There are only six episodes in all. Assuming the first two episodes are average for the season, the total running time is expected to be around 5 hours and 15 minutes.