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Loki, Falcon and Winter Soldier, and Vision and Scarlet Witch will all get their own shows on Disney+.

Everyone’s favorite god of mischief will headline his very own TV show on Disney’s new streaming platform.

A new report says Disney is hoping to bring MCU characters who haven’t gotten their own movies onto their new Netflix competitor, which is scheduled to debut next year.

Our History of the Marvel Cinematic Universe column is almost done! This time we’re going all the way back to 2017 and Taika Waititi’s hilarious Thor sequel.

We love Marvel and most of their movies. This is the ultimate example of what happens when they get it all wrong.

ScreenCrush’s look back at the history of the MCU continues with the God of Thunder’s big-screen debut.

It’s right there in the headline, but here’s an extra warning: Major SPOILERS ahead for Thor: Ragnarok, particularly the end of the film and the mid-credits scene. If you haven’t yet had a chance to see Taika Waititi’s thoroughly rad Thor sequel, you should probably turn back now…unless you’re not particularly concerned with spoilers. To each their own.

If you missed the secrets, references, and shoutouts in the new ‘Thor,’ we’ve collected the coolest ones right here.

While Cap and Iron Man and all their earth-bound super-friends were tearing each other apart in Civil War, Thor and Hulk were off minding their own damn business because, unlike their pals, these guys are actually civil. (Okay, maybe not Hulk.) That business is primarily fighting a new villain hellbent on intergalactic domination, and to do so, Thor must assemble a team of his very own. And that team is the subject of a new featurette for Thor: Ragnarok, titled “Meet the ‘Revengers’!”

It’s not just the best scene in the first Thor: Ragnarok trailer — it’s the scene: Thor and Hulk are reunited on the battle planet of Sakaar, where they’re meant to engage in a gladiator-style fight to the death for the amusement of thousands of bloodthirsty fans (and Jeff Goldblum). Instead, Thor is pumped to see his “friend from work.” In a new, extended look at that scene, we see that not everyone shares the god of thunder’s excitement.