Here's When Each Episode Of Loki Will Be On Disney+ - Men's Health

After a two-ish month wait, arguably the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most-awaited TV show—no shade to WandaVision or The Falcon and the Winter Soldier—arrived with a bang. Starring British actor Tom Hiddleston, Loki is the MCU’s latest epic limited series (and yet another opportunity to tie up any lingering questions from Avengers: Endgame, while surely setting up several more).

This six-episode series follows our favorite mischievous Norse God and his adventures with a space organization called the Time Variance Authority. As always, Loki almost immediately finds himself in some trouble—he meets up with TVA Agent Mobius, (Owen Wilson) who, along with some fellow timekeepers, have to sort out whatever mess Thor's brother (or...other variants of him) has gotten the universe into this time.

The last time we saw the God of Mischief, he took the Tesseract—an Infinity Stone trapped in a blue cube—and escaped captivity in 2012, following the events of the original Avengers. Considering his future self is dead (thank you, Thanos), 2012 Loki escaping his timeline was not supposed to happen. You just know some BS is about to go down.

Fans were so excited for the show, in fact, that the MCU moved up the release date from June 11 to June 9. And, unlike Marvel’s other hit series, Loki will premiere on Wednesdays instead of Fridays. Each episode will run around 40 to 50 minutes, similar to The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

When is the next episode of Loki coming out?

It's going to be a while. All six episodes of Season 1 of Loki are now streaming on Disney+. However, there is good news—the ending of the Season 1 finale confirmed that the story will continue in a Season 2. Hallelujah.

How many episodes of Loki are left?

None for Season 1. But the good news is that Season 2 is coming, officially. Phew.

Here’s the complete release schedule for Loki:

Episodes release at about 3:00 a.m., EST

Episode 1: Released on June 9

Episode 2: Released on June 16

Episode 3: Released on June 23

Episode 4: Released on June 30

Episode 5: Released on July 7

Episode 6: Released on July 14

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