How many episodes of Loki are there?
MARVEL fans can't wait for new series Loki to drop on Disney+. The new series will document the adventures of Thors adoptive brother, and fans can't wait. Here's how to watch and what to expect... Loki contains 6 episodes. The new series is scheduled to debut on Disney+. The first episode will be released TOMORROW (June 9, 2021) at 8am. An episode will be released every Wednesday after that until the series ends. Loki was originally planned to be released in May 2021, but it was delayed by a month. Judging by the show's weekly release schedule, the show should wrap p on July 14, 2021. The series is the third offering from the Marvel franchise to be adapted by Disney+. It is expected to be hugely popular, judging by the success of WandaVision and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. The series is written by Michael Waldron, who has worked on Rick and Morty, and it is being directed by Sex Education's Kate Herron. 3 The new series stars Tom Hiddleston Credit: Reuters  Lead Hiddleston told MTV, that in the series Loki will come up against more formidable opponents, the like of which he has never seen. The series takes place with the version of Loki that is created following the Battle of New York in 2012, after he picked up the Tesseract and jumped through a timehole. Loki will be available to watch on Disney+. To watch the series, you'll need to part ways with 7.99 per month or 79.90 a year to access Disney+ as a streaming service. However, once subscribed to Disney+, you'll gain access to a number of blockbusters - including other Marvel films such as Avengers: Endgame. 'bloody brilliant' Sex Education's Aimee Lou Wood reveals powerful scene cut from season 2 Notflix Netflix axes HUGE string of films and TV series this month - see the list of cuts JOEY TRIPPIANI Watch excruciating moment Matt LeBlanc dislocates shoulder in Friends ep CHECKMATE Cast of Netflix's Queen's Gambit including Anya Taylor-Joy and Harry Melling  And it seems like there's more in the works for Loki beyond one season. According to Deadline, showwriter Michael Waldron has signed a big deal with Disney, as of January 2021. That would include Loki season 2 as well as a new Star Wars movie.