It’s clear by now that the TVA, referred to by her as “omniscient fascists” and “the boring, oppressive time police”, will be exposed as the big bad of the series. Sylvie seems way more informed than Loki about the TVA, although I don’t believe she has the whole truth. Years,” she tells Loki, adding that as soon as she can, she’s going to return to the TVA to finish what she started then kill Loki. “The plan you interrupted was years in the making. It’s just the kind of apocalyptic event Sylvie had previously been searching for, but now she’s on the wrong side of it, and the only means of escape has a flat battery.Įventually, Loki and Sylvie call a truce and work together, although I don’t expect we’ve seen the last of their fighting, magic and double-crossing. We’re now on Lamentis-1 in 2077, a moon which is about to have a planet crash into it, killing everyone. A few scraps later, and before Ravonna could do anything about it, Loki grabs his TemPad and the pair land in a closet to resume their fisticuffs. Then we were up to speed, picking up where things ended at Roxxcart last week, with Sylvie and Loki disappearing into time doors and appearing at the TVA. This third episode had everything bar a Gallifreyan wielding a sonic screwdriver: flirtatious dialogue between the leads a key bit of tech on the blink and the imminent explosion of a moon.Īt the beginning, we saw Lady Loki – but let’s call her Sylvie from here on in, as she requested – enchant Hunter C-20 into giving her details on the TVA HQ. I’d always wondered what Doctor Who would be like if it had a bigger budget, and now I know. Do not read on unless you have watched episodes 1-3 Time lords Spoiler alert: this blog is for people watching Loki on Disney+.

Fallen episode 1 the beginning