Later that night while in Bart's room, Loki changes back, and is happy to finally be part of a functional family.

[3] By April 2021, which was the end of production on the first short, The Force Awakens from Its Nap, executive producer Al Jean felt the then-upcoming Marvel Studios series Loki would be a good candidate for the next crossover short and was hopeful to get Tom Hiddleston to reprise his role as Loki.

[2] The short's title is a parody of the Sergio Leone film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966),[1] and was directed by David Silverman.

[4] The post-credits scene from Loki was based only on the first episode of the series, with the team having a week to complete it and add it to the film.

[1] Marvel Studios provided the music from The Avengers (2012) composed by Alan Silvestri to feature in The Good, the Bart, and the Loki.

[5] Max Marriner at GameRant gave the short 2 out of 5 stars, saying it "embodies The Walt Disney Company at its coldest and most corporate" and was disappointed it did not feature any of the series' "signature snappy satire and absurdity", calling the humor "tired and drab".