Avengers Watch Loki

Tony was adding stuff to the Iron Spider suit when he suddenly passed out.

Peter and Ned were building Lego stuff when they also passed out.

Clint was hanging out with his kids.

Vision and Wanda were just spending time with each other, and Steve, Natasha, and Sam were in an unknown location trying to stay off the radar when they all passed out as well.

Natasha was the first to wake up. The first thing she noticed was a theater room. A quick scan of the room let her know that there were no exits, and that Stark was there. Much to her surprise, there were also two kids. Soon enough, everyone else was waking up.

“Kid! What the hell are you doing here?!?” Tony asked immediately.

“I don’t know!” Peter responded.

“So you don’t know what happened either?” Steve said hesitantly.

“Cap” Tony said in disbelief.

“Hey Stark”

“Awkward…” Ned whispered into Peter’s ear. After some uncomfortable silence, Natasha spoke up.

“Instead of awkwardly standing around, can we find a way out of here?” she asked.

“I found a TV remote,” Wanda said. She pressed a button and the screen turned on.

“Since when does Disney have a streaming service?” Tony questioned as he took the remote from Wanda’s hand. Tony started to scroll down while the ex-Avengers searched for a way out.

“Does that say Loki?” Ned asked.

“Wait! Where?” Tony said in surprise.

“Who are you?” Clint asked at the same time.

“He’s my friend Ned and I’m Peter,” Peter said.

“And it says Loki there under ‘New to Disney+’,” Ned answered.

“Ok but why are you here?” Clint asked.

“Peter is my intern, and it does say Loki here,” Tony responded. He clicked on Loki and read the summary out loud, “In Marvel Studios’ “Loki,” the mercurial villain Loki (Tom Hiddleston) resumes his role as the God of Mischief in a new series that takes place after the events of“Avengers: Endgame.” Kate Herron directs and Michael Waldron is head writer.”

“I thought Thor said he was dead,” Steve said.

“Bastard probably faked his death,” Clint said with anger.

“We should watch it,” Peter said happily.

“Why would we do that?” Clint responded.

“Because it’ll be interesting, and maybe we’ll see some awesome alien magic,” Peter explained.

“We should watch it, because we might learn about future threats,” Natasha added.

“Ya that too.”

“There’s nothing to lose from watching it,” Wanda said.

“Fine, press the stupid button Stark,” Clint said as he took a seat. The rest of the people sat down as Tony started the first episode.