Loki Release Date Changes To Weekly Wednesday Episode Drops

Marvel's third upcoming Disney+ original series Loki has changed its release date and will now have its episodes premiere on Wednesdays. After Tom Hiddleston's God of Mischief fell by Thanos' hand at the beginning of Avengers: Infinity War, many were stunned that it could be the end of the road for the beloved character. Luckily, that wasn't the case. When the titular superhero team goes back in time in Avengers: Endgame, they run into Loki during the Battle of New York. Naturally, when the opportunity is presented to escape, Loki steals the Tesseract and disappears.

This is where Loki will pick up with Hiddleston's character, as he is recruited by the Time Variance Authority to help fix the Sacred Timeline. If he fails to help, Loki faces "deletion from reality," the last thing he wants. In addition to Hiddleston, Loki includes stars Owen Wilson, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Richard E. Grant, and Sophia Di Martino. The series was originally set to premiere Friday, June 11, but Marvel has pulled a fast one on fans and is switching things up.

In a new video on the official Loki Twitter, Hiddleston announces that his first solo series will be getting a release date change. First, the actor laments on the fact that his character is usually left out of the spotlight when it comes to superhero montages, but this time, things will be a little bit different. Proclaiming that "Wednesdays are the new Fridays," Hiddleston reveals that Loki will now premiere on June 9, two days before its original release date. Following that, the show will debut its brand new episodes every Wednesday.

Wednesdays are the new Fridays 🗓 Mark your calendars for new episodes of Marvel Studios' #Loki, streaming Wednesdays starting June 9 on @DisneyPlus.
Netflix has canceled The Irregulars after the supernatural crime drama show’s eight-episode first season, which just premiered on March 26. Set in London during the Victorian era, The Irregulars centered around a group of teenagers working as investigators for Dr. John Watson and Sherlock Holmes. The series is loosely based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Baker Street Irregulars, who make appearances in three of the author’s renowned Sherlock Holmes stories.

Despite earlier reports stating that The Irregulars would be back for season 2, Netflix has elected not to renew the series, according to Deadline. This decision comes after The Irregulars beat out The Falcon and the Winter Soldier to top Nielsen’s weekly U.S. streaming chart. The Irregulars amassed 643 million minutes of viewing while The Falcon and the Winter Soldier garnered 628 million minutes of viewing; however, this could be because The Irregulars had aired five more episodes than The Falcon and the Winter Soldier at the time of the chart’s release.

Netflix has canceled The Irregulars after the supernatural crime drama show’s eight-episode first season, which just premiered on March 26. Set in London during the Victorian era, The Irregulars centered around a group of teenagers working as investigators for Dr. John Watson and Sherlock Holmes. The series is loosely based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Baker Street Irregulars, who make appearances in three of the author’s renowned Sherlock Holmes stories.

Despite earlier reports stating that The Irregulars would be back for season 2, Netflix has elected not to renew the series, according to Deadline. This decision comes after The Irregulars beat out The Falcon and the Winter Soldier to top Nielsen’s weekly U.S. streaming chart. The Irregulars amassed 643 million minutes of viewing while The Falcon and the Winter Soldier garnered 628 million minutes of viewing; however, this could be because The Irregulars had aired five more episodes than The Falcon and the Winter Soldier at the time of the chart’s release.