Lamentis

Good episode for building their characters and expanding the MCU.

One sentences sums this episode up for me, it's when we in the distances see the city with a time goal on it, and we are told there is 1 minut left, yet they still make it, like how ?

The female "not" Loki acting is bad, like a total miscast. There isn't a spark or chemistry to be found, and as a villein she is laughably weak and dumb. Which means the TVA is even worse, as she walks though those agents like they where wheat in a field.

Loki does not even feel like himself, he keeps not using his powers when they would help, and do things Loki from the MCU or comics never would, small easy mistakes that lead to his downfall all the time.

This felt more like a dr. Who episode, and not from the good seasons we are talking the 13th doctor bad here.

I can't give it bonus bonus for. Tom anymore, so it's score is really low as it's only based on the actual episode, and it was boring and dull for the most of it. They really don't know how to move forward it seems, it's like they lost the thing that made the movies great.

No character development , terrible pacing , unnecessary scenes and dialogues and no logic....

I don't know how to describe it, but this episode felt... Off. There are some really fun revelations, but it could've been half the length and they still could've had all the talking in. They spent more time trying to escape a planet we all know they will escape (because the show is about Loki and we're only half way there) than actually expanding on the plot!

Corny dialogue, overacting and a stakeless, contained story made this episode the weakest of the series thus far. While Loki's character development was good in areas, his actions throughout most of the episode were unusual for his character and poorly written.

On the plus side the cinematography and score were stunning as usual.

Ultimately this felt more like an episode of Dr. Who compared to the previous two episodes which were excellent.