Loki producer teases future beyond season 2
Producer Kevin Wright chats to RadioTimes.com about what the god of mischief has in store.
Loki's journey might not be over after season 2, with producer Kevin Wright teasing what's to come for the god of mischief.
Season 2 picks up with the Tom Hiddleston's character in turmoil after Sylvie (Sophia Di Martino) killed He Who Remains (Jonathan Majors) at the end of season 1, effectively breaking time.
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com about the end of season 2 and how the show may continue, Wright explained: "Season 1 ended with such a cliffhanger that [for] season 2, we didn’t want to do that again.
"These are two chapters of the same book, we wanted the end of that book to be really fulfilling and now there’s other books on the shelf we can tell stories from."
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He added of how many more seasons might be coming our way: "In all of our streaming going forward, the idea going forward is that all of these should be continuing series, but I would say with this series you have to watch and see!
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"It’s teeing up a lot and there’s a lot of other books we can pull from that shelf and tell stories from."
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In season 2, we see the aftermath of Sylvie's catastrophic decision, with Wright telling RadioTimes.com: "I think we wanted to pick up immediately where season 1 picked up… it’s a continuation in a lot of ways, and that was because so many of those themes in season 1 - the search for identity, your place, how you fit in, the choices you make - are, in real life, never resolved.
"You’re constantly trying to figure out who you are. I think it felt natural to pull those into a season 2, but now the stakes are so much higher."
Loki season 2 is on Disney Plus now, with new episodes dropping weekly. You can sign up to Disney Plus for £7.99 a month or £79.90 a year now.
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