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Mallory and Jason explore the theme of worthiness as it relates to the god of thunder and debate the winner of the film: Loki or Odin
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I like this podcast. Another! Mal and Jason wake from the Odin sleep, pick up the hammer, and dive deep into the thunderous MCU debut of the god himself, Thor! They explore the theme of worthiness as it relates to the god of thunder and how that translates to his role in the Avengers. Then they find out what makes something like the Destroyer tick and finally debate the winner of the film: Loki or Odin.
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