Have things been going inexplicably well in your life? Maybe a stranger paid for your coffee or held a door open for you for no apparent reason. It's weird, but you've accepted it.

Little did you know, you've been accepting the trickster god Loki into your life.

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That's right, ladies and gents, you've been Loki'd, a phenomenon introduced last year when Tom Hiddleston, star of the recent "Thor: The Dark World" and villain of "Marvel's The Avengers," stopped by MTV News and shared with correspondent Josh Horowitz the things Hiddleston has in common with his on-screen persona.

While Hiddleston's concept of pranking was a bit shaky, to say the least -- paying for someone's lunch and then declaring that they've been "Loki'd" isn't necessarily our idea of a trick, but we'll take it -- it was all fun and games until Hiddleston lookalike Steve broke his back and could, in his words, feel a bone sticking out and touching the floor.

Now, a year later, Steve is back and out for revenge on Horowitz for mistaking him for Hiddleston, throwing a can of peanuts at him -- it was a trick can with a pop-up snake rigged inside, in Horowitz's defense -- breaking his back and ruining his life, in that order.

Now that he has Horowitz where he wants him, how will the wheelchair-bound Steve exact his revenge? Find out in the all-new After Hours clip above.

"Thor: The Dark World" is in theaters now.