Marvel's Loki TV Series: Everything We Know

If you're already subscribed to Netflix, Amazon Prime, Sky, Hulu, Funimation, or any of the other dozens of on-demand content services out there, you'll still have to add another monthly bill to your account if you want to catch Loki on the small screen.

As already mentioned, the God of Mischief will be swaggering onto Disney Plus - which, again, is expected to launch in late 2019 - and that's the only place you'll be able to watch the show. Pricing for Disney Plus is unknown at this time, though a report from Variety did note that it's expected to cost less than Netflix.

There is a chance that Disney decides to release some of their exclusive streaming shows on DVD and Blu-Ray - something Netflix did with some of their originals, like Daredevil - which would give non-Disney Plus subscribers the chance to watch the Loki show too. But whether this will actually happen is unknown at this time.