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**Spoilers ahead for “Loki.”** Marvel‘s “Loki” series aired the season finale last week and they announced that Season 2 would be moving forward. However, director Kate Herron has already explained why she won’t be coming back as she will focus on other projects instead.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterSPOILER WARNING: Do not read if you haven’t seen all of Season 1 of “Loki,” currently streaming on Disney Plus.Ever since “Loki” first premiered in June, Kate Herron, who directed all six episodes of the Marvel Studios series, has had to pretend like she knew far less than she really does.

Jonathan Majors was revealed to be He Who Remains in the season finale of Loki – and it was a role that he got before he was cast in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, or just around the same time.

first appear in “Loki,” which he did during Wednesday’s season finale. At least that’s the story according to “Loki” director Kate Herron.“It was such a crazy situation.

Marvel‘s “Loki” series had its finale air on Disney+ this week and had a pretty big reveal that will likely echo throughout Phase 4 and possibly beyond that. At the end of the episode, the other big announcement was Marvel Studios confirming that they would indeed be moving forward with a second season, something that had been telegraphed even before cameras had started rolling in Atlanta.

The director of Loki season one has announced some news that may surprise some fans!

Warning: For those who truly haven’t watched the season finale of Loki on Disney+ (which dropped on Wednesday) this interview contains spoilers. 

Deadline in an interview. “I always planned to be just on for this and to be honest, season 2 wasn’t in the — that’s something that just came out and I’m so excited.” A rep for Disney also confirmed that Herron will not be back.

EXCLUSIVE: Loki, Sylvie and Who He Remains’ variants will be coming back for season 2 of Marvel’s Loki, but EP and director, Kate Herron, who has been a force behind the project, says she unfortunately will not be.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor“Loki” creator Michael Waldron was concise with the world he wanted production designer Kasra Farahani to build, “’Men Men’ meets ‘Blade Runner.’”In addition to that, Farahani says, he and director Kate Herron were also inspired by the imposing bureaucratic world of Terry Gilliam’s “Brazil.” With that in mind, Farahani set out to bring the new realms for the God of Mischief to life.

Loki showrunner Kate Herron has revealed that Thor actor Chris Hemsworth made a small cameo in the Disney+ series.Herron explained that episode five, which introduced a frog version of Thor, saw Hemsworth take part to voice the small cameo role himself.“We recorded Chris Hemsworth for that, by the way,” the showrunner said on the Views From the 616 podcast.She added: “His voice going ‘Ahhh!’ That’s a whole new recording. Not recycled.

Thor made an unexpected appearance in the most recent episode of “Loki”.

In a blink and you’ll miss it moment in the latest episode of Loki, you maybe saw a frog trying to jump out of a glass jar in The Void.

interviewed series director Kate Herron after episode 3, she told me she was following along with your fan theories, as she herself had taken her theories online as a fan of and Offhandedly, mostly jokingly, I asked her, «If is your, who's your Smoke Monster?»«Oh, I don't know,» Herron laughed.

If you’ve been watching “Loki” on Disney+ recently and wondered why the series looks so damn good, you can probably thank cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw. She’s the Director of Photography on the series (which is directed by Kate Herron) and is the person responsible for the stunning visuals in the Marvel Studios series.

*SPOILERS* After came the subtle revelation of Loki being gender fluid through TVA's (Time Variance Authority) document profiling the God of Mischief, it's now been confirmed in Loki Ep 3 that the Norse God is bisexual.

The following contains spoilers about Episode 3 of Disney+/Marvel’s Loki.

One of Marvel‘s biggest villains, Loki, has been confirmed to be bisexual in the latest episode of the Disney+ series!

**Slight spoilers for this week’s “Loki” below** Marvel Studios, especially in recent years, has come under fire for not exploring the sexuality of characters in the MCU. And Kevin Feige has said that he wants to introduce more LGBTQ characters in projects coming up.

(The following story contains SPOILERS for the first two episodes of Marvel’s “Loki”)The second episode of “Loki” introduced the MCU to Sophia Di Martino’s Lady Loki. Or did it? “We don’t quite have a handle on who they are yet,” director Kate Herron told TheWrap.

Loki, the Tom Hiddleston-fronted Marvel television series, premiered on Disney+ Wednesday June 9.

Kate Herron isn’t quite a household name when it comes to filmmaking.

Spoiler Alert: This podcast contains details about the first episode of Marvel’s Loki, which is available to stream on Disney+ staring today.

Loki director Kate Herron is sharing her thoughts.

LokiLoki Cast: Tom Hiddleston, Owen Wilson, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Wunmi MosakuLoki Director: Kate Herron*MINOR SPOILERS* Our favourite charismatic anti-hero is back and this time around, Loki is burdened with the glorious purpose of carrying an entire series on his trusted 'Trickster' shoulders.

David Fincher hasn’t been tapped yet to direct a Marvel project, but it seems he is all over Disney+’s "Loki." "'Se7en' is a very heavy influence," director and executive producer Kate Herron said of the six-part Tom Hiddleston-led series that debuts on June 9.

If, “How does it feel? Like it’s someone else’s,” was the starting point for the character exploration in “The Falcon & The Winter Soldier”— Steve Rodgers passing the shield to Sam Wilson, but the Falcon hero unsure if he’s worthy of the symbol— then, Frigga’s (Rene Russo) line to Loki in “Thor: The Dark World,” “Always so perceptive about everyone but yourself,” might be the keyline to understanding Marvel’s new Disney+ series “Loki” and the self-realization ideas it hopes to discuss.

Tom Hiddleston's Loki — dead in the MCU proper but still very much alive in an alternate timeline created during — his own streaming series, head writer Michael Waldron and director Kate Herron realized that getting to play with one of the most coveted toys in Marvel's sandbox also meant burdensome expectations.«The key thing for me and the writing team and Marvel was just, there has to be a good reason to go back in with this character,» Herron explained to ET's Ash Crossan.

David Fincher hasn’t been tapped yet to direct a Marvel project, but he is all over Disney+’s Loki it seems.

Owen Wilson needed some convincing about joining the cast of Loki!