"A little thing that can turn into anything at anytime."

That dude is Italian.

Damn... video's been pulled. (user closed their account)

I'm not a huge Loki fan, but Mr. Hiddleston strikes me as one of the most pleasant, genuinely thoughtful actors currently working.

Oh, for serious. That one I didn't get until the actual reveal.

I figured Odin out relatively easily, but oh man did I feel like an idiot at "Low-Key".

I went in with some mythology knowledge as well, and I was thoroughly annoyed at myself for how long it took me to figure out Odin. I mean, I figured it out before the official "reveal," but long, long past the time that a one-eyed old man named Wednesday should've tipped me off.

Also, the cutting of Sif's hair is an allegory for the cutting of grain sheaves. When Loki has her hair replaced by a magical golden wig, he is bringing in the new growth of spring. One must understand that Loki (in addition to being an older deity than any of the Aesir) is a force for change. Without Loki's…

It's been postulated that Loki actually saved Baldr by killing him (indirectly). Baldr was the only Aesir not destroyed in Ragnarök, so that afterward, he was released by Hel to rebuild everything. This makes Loki a Real Hero™.

Good call, this show just scream Fox mouthpiece. Like all the authority figures being minorities.

Literal is the exact correct word for this. When the tv show shows something happened then it LITERALLY happened. Not figuratively. There's not a word in the english language for "fictional character in a fictional universe based on a fictional character from the real universe that doesn't exist in the fictional…

Within the confines of the show's narrative, he literally participated in the tea party. There was an episode specifically dedicated to it. That's what I mean. Not historically because he's a fictional character in a fictional universe based on a book from the real universe about a fictional character that doesn't…

*Hurls a spear* I dedicate this message and all subsequent differences of opinion to the Allfather!

Except he's Heimdall.

It could just be because I'm re-reading the series, but the scene at the beginning where Abbie helps Ichabod cheer up reminded me a little bit of this...

I always roll my eyes with amusement at "sexy" Halloween costumes, but I confess I've been completely won over by Sexy Edgar Allan Poe:

Don't shit anywhere that isn't a bathroom.

Obviously, the person who created this knows NOTHING about Vulcans.

Although it would be disappointing to sleep with Tom Hiddleston and not remember it.