As Loki passes the halfway point of its first season, it starts to dig a little deeper into who Loki is and who he might become.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch finally reveals the motivations of its most mysterious characters while producing some of its best action so far.

Loki's action-packed third episode never forgets the journey it took to get there in the first place.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch builds on the emotional strength of last week's episode with some of its most visually inventive work yet.

Loki's pursuit of free will is starting to feel like something exciting we have not yet seen in the MCU.

In the strongest episode of the show since its pilot, Star Wars: The Bad Batch strikes an emotional chord deeper than its previous outings.

Loki's first episode takes a far different turn than most of its Marvel predecessors, and the show is all the better for it.

This week's episode of The Bad Batch forces the squad to do something they haven't been able to do for episodes: make a choice.

Omega continues to earn her stripes and this week's episode gives us a fun desert chase scene.

While still waiting for The Bad Batch to find its footing, we get introduced to one of its more important characters: Fennec Shand.

Juxtaposed against Dave Filoni's other Star Wars show, The Bad Batch might scale down the scope but not the action or character investment.