One of Marvel’s most underrated shows is now available to stream for free
Sep. 10, 2024I Am Groot season 2 is available now
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Marvel has made I Am Groot season 2 available to watch for free right now. Originally released onDisneyPlus, the adorable series of shorts shows Baby Groot on a number of adventures.
Season 2 followed Baby Groot getting into plenty of mischief as he explores the universe in the Guardians of the Galaxy spaceships. On his journey, he meets some very colorful creatures in the cute spin-off based on Vin Diesel’s beloved character.
The first episode of season 2 is available to stream right now and it features Groot finding a strange egg before deciding to adopt the adorable little creature that hatches from it. You can watch it below.
Next up for Marvel is the witchy WandaVision spin-off Agatha All Along, which sees Kathryn Hahn back as Agatha. The series sees her trapped in the town of Westview, New Jersey before she makes her escape along with the help of a character simply called ‘Teen’. Ahead of its release, we’ve had someintriguing teases about who exactly this character is, as the theories have already started…
Agatha All Along begins on September 19 in the US and September 20 in the UK.
For more, check out our guides toupcoming Marvel movies and shows, theMarvel timeline, and how to watch theMarvel movies in order.
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