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‘Loki’ Season 1 Final Breaks Marvel Series Record

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Entitled “For all time”. Always’, the last episode of the 1st season of ‘Loki’ revealed the architect behind the AVT and began the opening of the Multiverse when Sylvie (Sophia Di Martino) kills the character played by Jonathan Majors.

And, according to Deadline, the result of the attraction was the most watched among the Marvel series finals in partnership with Disney +.

No less than 1.9 million American families watched the episode between July 14 and July 18, exceeding 1.7 million for “Hawk and the Winter Soldier” and 1.4 million for “WandaVision”.

In international territories, ‘Loki’ season finale also scored the highest in the first five days of airing in UK (300,000 families), Germany (96,000) and Australia ( 12,000).

The marks exceed the figures recorded by “Hawk and the Winter Soldier”, with 254,000 families affected in the United Kingdom, 78,000 in Germany and 10,000 in Australia.

‘WandaVision’ reached 209,000 households in the UK, 42,000 in Germany and only 07,000 in Australia.

Remember that all ‘Loki’ episodes are now available on Disney +.

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Created by Michael Waldron, the series takes place after the events of the movie “Avengers: Ultimatum”, in which an alternate version of Loki creates a new timeline.

After stealing the Tesseract, an alternate version of Loki is brought to the mysterious Time Variation Authority (AVT), a bureaucratic organization that exists outside of time and space, and oversees the timeline. They give Loki a choice: to be erased from existence to be a “time variant” or to help set the timeline and deter a greater threat. Loki finds himself trapped in his own crime thriller, traveling through time and altering human history.

Tom Hiddleston stars in the production. The cast also includes Owen Wilson, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Sophia Di Martino, Wunmi Mosaku and Richard E. Grant.

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