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<i>The Life of Chuck</i> Adaptation Officially Gets a Release Date

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Tom Hiddleston in The Life of Chuck in front of poster that reads "Charles Krantz. 39 Great Years! Thanks, Chuck!"
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The Life of Chuck Adaptation Officially Gets a Release Date

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Season 2 of Loki Finally Gave Us a Story Worthy of the Prince Formerly Known as the God of Mischief

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Disney Switches Up Loki’s Premiere Date — Again

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Loki, season one, episode five, Journey Into Mystery
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Tom Hiddleston and Mark Hamill Team Up for Mike Flanagan’s Next Stephen King Adaptation

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Loki as Other: Why Do Queer and Female Viewers Love the Trickster?

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Loki, season one, episode six, For All Time. Always.
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Loki Finds the Man Behind the Curtain in “For All Time. Always.”

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Loki, season one, episode five, Journey Into Mystery
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Loki May Be Stronger Than We Realize in “Journey Into Mystery”

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Loki, season one, episode four, The Nexus Events
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Loki Peels Back the Curtain in “The Nexus Event”

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Loki, season one, episode three, Lamentis
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Loki Tries (and Fails) to Get Personal in “Lamentis”

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Loki, season 1 episode 2, The Variant
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Loki Turns Up the Heat as We Meet “The Variant”

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Loki, season 1, episode 1, Glorious Purpose
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Loki Premieres to Poke Holes in the God of Mischief’s “Glorious Purpose”

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Wednesdays Are the New Fridays as Loki Gets a New Premiere Date

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"It is shocking to find how many people do not believe they can learn, and how many more believe learning to be difficult.”

Frank Herbert, Dune

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