In the recent episode of Disney+'s hit series "Loki," the inclusion of a scene featuring Loki and Mobius riding a tandem bike has garnered huge attention and applause from fans worldwide. However, the show's director, Kasra Farahani, revealed there were internal debates about whether to include this humorous moment.

The hotly-discussed shot forms part of an episode that sees the protagonists at the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, chasing Victor Timely and Ravonna Renslayer. Mobius, played by Owen Wilson, finds a two-seater bike and invites Loki, played by Tom Hiddleston, to accompany him. Loki initially resists, but a later scene confirms he does eventually accept.

The scene quickly captivated the audience, flooding social media with fan reactions celebrating the brief tandem bike ride. Despite the praising chants from the fans for an extended version of the scene, Farahani clarified that there was no such extended cut in existence.

"Even the [deep background] shot that we do have of them arriving on the bike, we really went back and forth on whether we wanted to do that because it almost is better in our imaginations," stated Farahani, speaking to The Hollywood Reporter. According to him, the imagined potential of the scene might have been more amusing than any execution of it.

Regardless of the team's efforts to make the bike ride fade into the episode's background, it has become one of the most celebrated moments. The season, only halfway through, promises to bring more hidden gems, generating anticipation for the finale scheduled for November 9th.

This report follows Ankers-Range's work for IGN, where she serves as a freelance entertainment writer.