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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MarkB" data-source="post: 9188268" data-attributes="member: 40176">So, at the end of season 1 the status quo was that now there were infinitely branching timelines, and there were an indefinite amount of Kangs out there going to cause multiversal war.Then in season 2 we have a new problem introduced, which is that those timelines are all going to collapse killing everyone who lives in them.But that problem is never actually defined until the penultimate episode, and all we have to go on is that there is a thing called a Loom doing something to the branching timelines, which will cause some indeterminate issue if/when it breaks down.And now in the final episode Loki develops new magical time powers and becomes god of all timelines, sitting in the centre of them keeping them all intact. But there are still a bunch of Kangs out there ready to cause interdimensional chaos if they get the chance.Which basically leaves us right back at the status quo as of the end of season 1, except that Loki is now otherwise occupied.So, in summary, a season of people running around doing largely pointless things with goals and stakes that are poorly defined, to achieve the same outcome we thought had been achieved already.</blockquote>