s02e06 — All You Need Is Love

This series has one big problem: it's sooooo short. I want more!

What a good mom Magne and Laurica have! Such a kind sun

I liked the season, obviously not worse than the first, and in some moments even more interesting. But the ending did not come in a concrete emotional way, after all, such a major battle was expected, they went to it all season, but in the end nothing happened, and everyone remained alive.

First of all, there was not enough, too little
Secondly, there were too many scenes in their house, how everyone constantly comes in, and mom is always with a bunch of packages from the store
Thirdly, even Fior's abrupt behavior directly threw him out of my heart
Fourthly, what was it at the end with the Saxon
Fifthly, I want to focus more on Laurits, otherwise even all his decisions remain behind the scenes, and it becomes quite difficult to understand him
Sixth, the company of gods is something very strange, and Magne for moral principles and reflection just respected

The season is a cut above the first (in my opinion). More development of minor characters. Lots of interesting storylines and twists. In general, I'm even really looking forward to continuing.

I didn't even realize that the final was the final 😅
Where is the battle? Where is the action? 💔
But the season from and to is beautiful , we are waiting for the 3rd

A chic season 😍 and Laure is such a cute dad, this kiss with a worm ))

I remembered the moment with the snake in the Romance Club “The Way of the Valkyrie". And it grew really huge 🥵

the whole series is an apology to Magne before Lauritsio)))

I've been really looking forward to this season and I don't want to believe that I have to wait again 😭 six episodes is treacherous enough!

The whole season was very disappointing for the Singer, just breaks my heart 💔

The season is great, but I expected more from the final 💔

The second season was generally boring in places, I don't like to squander it, but I really wanted to, in my opinion, Saks pulls the whole series, a cool actress and the role is best worked out, the rest are often dull and annoying characters, the last straw was probably Magne's absurd whims about Vidar's infanticide, after that the good impressions of the series dissolved.

Saxa crash

And what kind of dare from the Prince I didn't understand what it was and how it would kill Magne

At the end of the episode, I thought, where's next, and that's it? I forgot that the series has 6 episodes(

To be honest, the second season was somewhat disappointing.
Magne was annoying with his toy hammer and whining that he wasn't ready to fight, wasn't ready to kill, blah blah blah. The guy doesn't understand the seriousness of the situation at all. How reckless it was to give up your powers after you killed Vidar. What was he thinking? Kamon, did you kill a giant and not think about the fact that you are in danger from his family, that you will be killed? Oh, right. If I give up my powers, then they won't kill me either 🤡
Fyor spent half a season sitting under Grie's skirt, stupidly almost buried the character. Thanks for making him move and removing the Gris.
The boys' mother was just annoying with her presence.
The whole season was stuffy, and only Sachs and Ran were pleasing to the eye.

I personally didn't have enough action at least at the end, but the series is interesting and addictive. We are waiting for the 3rd season

It's kind of weird hitting your kids. Although, they are not their children at all. But... This is strange. Admit that this lady is some kind of psychotic idiot.

I've never seen anything worse than this worm. Save me!

Actually, the second season is much better than the first. The first one is kind of stretched out and about nothing. They didn't seem to care about the subject of gods and giants. But now they have focused on them.
The series is about gods and Velkians, so show them to me. The second season did it.

I'm sorry, but is this a weird moment with Saxa? We have a war here, but I don't mind sleeping with her?

The second season went with a bang! 💜
On one breath, I looked at everything! There were moments where the series sagged, but overall more action than in season 1.

Why do I find it funny how often Magne's mom says "HI"

This worm is supposed to kill Magne (Thor), according to myths, he died from snake venom, if I'm not mistaken.

The second season somehow came to me more than the first, or is it because I missed you so much?.. Magne has become more interesting with his moral core, and it's interesting to watch their tension with Saxa. Fior is like walking sex in these suits, but I didn't really understand the sudden switch after Vidar's death. I really hope that they will be renewed for a third season, otherwise I only know them and Aliens from the past in Norwegian. If anyone knows more Norwegian TV series, please share.

And he's bluffing©️

It's a pity that the season is so short.: it passed very quickly in perception.

The season was great, that's for sure!
But there's too much left....
Very little. Truth. Quite often, the viewer was distracted by similar scenes, which in the end did not develop anything. There was no qualitative explanation for the dramatic change in Fyor's behavior.
It's a shame for Saksa. Yes, she had strayed from the path of the "giants", but how sincerely she felt sorry for her. Despite everything, she is very strong, because in the end she still fought for her family.
Their "relationship" (can it be called that? Ahahha) they're interesting with Magne, but they don't fit in my head. After all, they are so different not so much in terms of families, mythology and lifestyle, as in character and status, and inner core. I would like to see Sachs with someone more intelligent and well-read, someone who could appreciate her and see her strength.
The ending was disappointing in general. All season we have been so powerfully prepared for the greatest battle - and where is it? Then why were there so many victims? Why is there no explanation?

In general, the season was good, recovered more than the first, but still short and at times unclear. There is more mythology, which makes me happy. We are waiting for the third one!

I really love this series! I could barely wait for this season, now I have a lot of time to wait for the next one. 😭

I want to mention the gorgeous soundtracks, I downloaded each one!!
The finale with the car was already on a tear, I WANT MORE

It's a pity that the battle didn't take place at the end, we've been talking about the battle all season, and in the end, we're waiting for the third season. 😏

I would have liked more romance this season, but I didn't have enough of all these relationships and snot.…

Fier upset me about something at the end of the season, although it was obvious that he couldn't become a good boy, he was a giant by nature and you couldn't escape from his essence 🤷🏼♀️

And one more thing, SACHS AND MAGNE, what the hell is this? I didn't expect this turn of events at all... I was even upset that he lost his virginity to the wrong girl he had a crush on. 😩

Are we expecting a baby from Magne and Saxa in the third season? 👦

an amazing season. I am especially glad about Fyor that he has become a bad guy again :) It's like having a romance with Grie.. Well, it was cute in the beginning, but then it was kind of too much..
And the final scene with the hammer turned out to be very hot. *-*

Well, this season is more dynamic than the first one. There are not enough events for 6 episodes.
Harry, the local jail, is already missing a hand, but we still have a long time before the "battle". Jormungand is still a tiny one, he doesn't look like a giant killer lamprey yet.😆
I liked that Mjolnir had to suffer, and not as usual, he fell from the sky like a gift. Magne is just a typical Thor, he doesn't really shine with intelligence either, but he's impulsive.
Lauritz is cool, he's such a contradiction, but I still laugh at the fact that a 17-year-old boy is played by an actor who is 30. The truth plays well.
It's a shame for Sachs at all. They don't put her in anything all season, even though she's right about everything. They will now be brought together with Magne according to the principle "she has intelligence, he has strength." Well, for the sake of a dramatic conflict, of course.
Oh, and the soundtrack is great. It was nice to hear Heilung somewhere other than the last season of Vikings.

Everyone has some kind of plans and intentions, and only Thor the blockhead is panting, running all over the city in the hope of doing something useful. The giantess must have eaten too many mushrooms, since she decided to detain this heffalump by "picking his flower." :)))

I want to say that this season was much more interesting than the previous one. Yes, there are some flaws, but it clearly turned out to be much more lively.

And where the spectacular ending is, well, it didn't go anywhere, I just adore Herman so much that I like the series, but the ending could have been more dramatic.

Can you tell me what song was playing when Magne threw the hammer? 🥺

💔❤

I didn't wait a year in vain.
Thanks to the series for the emotions it gave me to the stale bread.
I am glad that we revealed many of the characters, showed the life of minor characters and confirmed the theory with Loki.
I am very glad :

The series was leaked, the whole season is about how we went to visit the giants, with varying success 😅

Everyone was still alive, I didn't understand much. Or not, then Magne launched a hammer at them and they burned, then in the end, they are alive. It's very interesting, but nothing is clear.

When is season 3 coming out?

The season is great, in my opinion, even a whole head better than the first, it was really interesting to watch the characters
, but
firstly, there was very little, a season of 6 episodes about nothing, in one evening, and I want a lot more, well, at least the standard 10
. Secondly, the characters reveal themselves, but their he throws them side to side like they're snot in flight, and Fire especially bothered me in this regard, well, at first he wasn't going to have anything to do with the company at all, and then something abruptly gets stuck and he becomes the main one, and of course
, thirdly, well, what a line patriarchy, it seems, now in the 21st century, everyone is fiercely stoked for feminism, even overreacting, but here everything is completely the opposite, it's just that the constant mention that the eldest man in the family should be the main one in the company was already so depressing that Sachs felt sorry for himself to the point of impossibility, the last scenes of the beating were completely disgusting
fourthly, indeed, I have already seen the comment that there were too many scenes in the house, yes, the mother of Magne and Laurenza, you can say, is a holy woman and how she copes alone needs to be shown, but not so tightly and not one-sidedly
at all, there is still a lot that can be said, but this The main thing that really caught my eye

Why did you reveal so little)?

I want more details, it's just that the whole season was purely about family.

Uh, I really hope for Sigun's appearance. It's not for nothing that they so vividly hint at Lauritz's loneliness... It should already be shown somewhere:(

What beautiful eyes Lauritz has at the end of the episode!

Why are there so few episodes)
I was amazed by episode 6, I was expecting a battle, it didn't happen, well, okay, so it's definitely going to be season 3. But what was it with Saxa?!? It was a shock to me. Laurets generally amazes me, I understand that this is his essence, but he still often pisses me off, and especially when Magne asks him for forgiveness and tries to reconcile.
In the end, we are all waiting for season 3, because the series is very cool and intriguing)

I watched this episode at the same time as the first episode of Loki. Lauritz and Hiddleston are outrageously similar, and both actors have excellent acting. Here's the seed for season 3. I like the Indiana Johnson unsightiness of the Grail cup aka Thor's Hammer-an unattractive, uncouth iron hammer. As One Hopkins guy used to say, Thor is not the lord of hammers. Magne may have borrowed the incarnation of Thor, but he regained his powers epically.

Well, here's the first of the chthonic monsters in this series. I'm waiting for two more, especially Hel😋

I love this series! No wonder I started watching it.

Very few episodes. Something is missing at the end. Just so that

It's hard to call it a season (I rather perceive it as a long film, the second part of it), and I already want to continue (that the first season has entered, as well as this one (although there were too many repetitive scenes at their house, scenes at the giants' house, as Magne apologizes to her brother)))))) Vidar's murder was staggering, but I hoped Fiore wouldn't take his place... and damn, okay, shipping Magne with Saxa suddenly turned out to be normal))) Everything related to this son of a Lauritz worm made me feel a little cramp... As many noted above, there was some epic missing at the end, but when Magne threw the hammer at the car, I even got goosebumps) I really wish there were more episodes (and I didn't have to wait so long), and more events) I'm too fond of everything related to myths.

What came out of the Well is very similar to the worms from "Raised by Wolves"

Mixed impressions from the season, it seems to be good and head and shoulders above the first season, but it feels like I've seen Santa Barbara under a mythological sauce not fully seasoned. Personally, I was waiting for more mythology, at least some kind of action, but in the end the whole season is focused on personal drama, hatred and environmental issues, and gender stereotypes. This, of course, is all wonderful, but where is the story, where is the disclosure of the characters, where is the mythology, which the scriptwriters themselves mentioned in the preview at the beginning of the series, alas and ah. All the characters behaved very strangely throughout the season, the dialogues sagged a lot, the storyline was very lame. Fire's behavior and throwing are the strangest misunderstanding this season, first he aroused sympathy with his act, and then this mess at the end, which does not fit in my head at all. The scene of the creation of the hammer and the appearance made me laugh for some reason. Did Netflix completely spare the money for the series?! And the scene with Magne and Saxa at the end, what kind of thrash was that? The only character that caught on this season is Laurets, who you really like, who intrigues with his behavior, which is in the style of the god Loki. And who I feel sorry for most of the characters is Magne's mother with Laurez, such a kind and pure woman, and the sons sometimes behaved very piggishly, thinking only of themselves.

finally, the dumb collective farmer got it :)

Well, that's impossible!
Why do episodes fly by so fast? 😅
I want more

Oaoao, what do you mean, the end of the season???

The series has gone very far, but it seems to me that there are few episodes. We will wait for the continuation))

It was predictable that Fier would become an antagonist, but I was still a little disappointed when he changed so abruptly.😔

I watched the whole season in one day. Well, something is very addictive. Wonderful characters, wonderful plot

The second season is much more lively than the first, I hope they won't close it, otherwise we won't see so much interesting stuff.

It feels like they've split one full season of 12 episodes into two seasons. Seriously, if they continue in the same spirit, the series will be closed and we will remain without a normal and logical ending. 🤷🏻♂️

The company approaching the factory doesn't look very presentable :D

what? Is the Saxon so easy to break? She has her own opinion on any issue, courage, why the hell did she shy away because of the key?
Their mother is kind of weird...Although at first I really liked her, she was more reasonable and wise, and then she broke down.

That's Lauritz, they've been beating up, of course...
his worm... and

And the end is good, obviously with a reserve for season 3, but good!

This is the best series that I advise everyone to watch in a thunderstorm on the street, as I am now; admire Loki Lauritz, dance with Thor Magne, although he is a rather laconic character by nature, catch a crash with Saxa and Fiera, and most importantly contemplate the most beautiful landscapes of Norway!

It turned out to be a great season, although in some places it seemed to be marking time. I read the comments, and realized that along the way, I was the only one who got the impression (perhaps I overlooked something) that Lauritz told the giants about the worm that would destroy Thor, so they didn't kill him, and Loki tricked Magne into thinking that he was dying, and that the giants were gone too. But maybe I've watched too many other series where someone dies and then "suddenly" returns in a new season. 😂

In short, cool! I'm looking forward to the new season and new characters. And I should read about Scandinavian mythology, it's very interesting)

This is the coolest TV show I've watched.

Please remind me, what was the name of the Yutul dog?

It's very interesting, of course, and intriguing, but it's too long. These two seasons could be combined into 4-5 episodes in total.

Conflicting feelings about the series. On the one hand, beautiful views and a cool soundtrack, topical issues, colorful characters and a generally interesting idea, on the other hand, how all the characters are storming from side to side, how quickly and unreasonably their motivation and behavior change (and this is not only Laurica's concern), some of the stupidity of the characters is not yet clear, for example why Iman didn't use her powers of suggestion during the invasion of the warehouse, the fight with Fire when they were fired, or her conscience suddenly awakened after talking to Magme, I don't say anything about the behavior of the boys' mother, how she naively defended the family of giants for two seasons is incomprehensible. It would be interesting to see more fraternal interaction between Magme and Lauritz, some of their tricks, the development of relations between Saxa and Magme and more incarnations of the gods.

I'm sorry, but now I'll never be able to perceive the world serpent normally,
but the series is top, you give the 3rd season <3

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

And if he's 3,000 years old and she's 17, is that considered legal?
Grie and Fiern certainly looked beautiful, but every time I thought about the fact that she wasn't even 18 yet and he was 3,000 years old, any faith in their couple disappeared.

Then the Lauritz line. It seems to be clear that the hero is proud and selfish. But his weathervane.. How does he feel about his new "family"? Does he consider them a family that doesn't accept him? Or does he just want to get hold of them? If the latter, then why does he get so upset every time they knock him over? And if the former, where is the pride?
Loki thus looked the whole season not like a sly, treacherous, etc., but like a beaten dog. In general, I hope this will change. And when will he start conjuring and doing all sorts of magic tricks? And he also wants so much to be loved, accepted, etc., but at the same time he diligently ignores the people to whom he is really dear. His brother, who calls him the most important person in his life.

It's an unusual look at mythology, and the type of series itself is unusual, compared to many American/British ones. Want more!

Does anyone know when season 3 will be released? It's been 2 years since the release of 2

I liked season 2 clearly less than season 1. Well, it was somehow more lively there. And Loritz didn't piss me off there either, as soon as he found out who his dad was, he just started doing stupid things. In the best traditions, Loki managed to betray everyone: first, Vidara, who, by the way, even sincerely became attached to him. But Loritz first chose his brother, helped him forge weapons that would be used to kill his father one day, and then, when the angry father was finally killed, he took offense at Magne and went to grow his worm so that he would kill Magne one day. Dude, well, it's too late to drink Borjomi, so either reconcile the relatives on both sides, or take neutrality, or choose a side and stick to the choice, or else Vidaru didn't become a normal son, and now he's running into Magne. And then there's his "they're my family" right there. Who's waiting for you there? You're pissing everyone off there, but Vidar was genuinely attracted to him, unexpectedly for himself. But even he did not tolerate betrayal. Vidar, by the way, being a stubborn enemy of Magne, did not even set Lauritz against Magne. It was as if Vidar had put all this enmity on hold for his sake. But Lauritz chose his brother's side because Magne is very principled (I think, by the way, here, as in many other similar series, abilities enhance the qualities in people that they already had, so Magne's integrity and correctness have become more acute). But I chose it myself, but for some reason, as the consequences of the choice came, Magne is to blame. How is it?
As for Magne himself, there are no complaints about him. A young guy has just become a god and a murderer, and he didn't kill anyone, but the newfound father of the brother he idolizes. Who wouldn't get upset and give up their powers? It's actually hard to kill if someone doesn't know. But he's struggling to do the right thing. And I like the actor so much that I would only look at him. So Magne is my love, I hope the end will be happy for him after all.
The others… Fyor and Ran, initially interesting characters, faded by the end of the season, having lost their humanity.
Action packed. He died with a Fever, I think.
The Saxons... well, the Saxons and the Saxons. Beautiful. Let's say. The scene of them with Magne, by the way, really suited me))

Everything is gorgeous, but not enough! I want more and more! I don't want to say goodbye to the characters.

In the end, I was very worried about the Singer💗💗💗
The last hug scene was touching. Do the brothers have to be on different sides💔💔💔

When Ran attacked the Stranger in his house, he was like a kitten. After all, he was also a giant, and even a demigod, so why couldn't he fight back against her. How will he show his strength next? What is it? I would like to see it🔥

So. It seems that in mythology there was some kind of endless worm or snake from the river, which someone defeated there (Hercules, like). His backstory was shown

The hammer throw, of course, was epic.