We know Ricky Whittle is still going to be at the helm of American Gods. You can’t get rid of the main character…most of times. But that doesn’t negate, take away, or erase what American Gods is doing in general: getting rid of it’s actors of color for no damnRead More →
Nothing is more gut wrenching that watching a beloved character die. It doesn’t even have to be someone you like. Maybe for some reason you just wished they lived or died a different way. There is a special someone on this list that fits into that category for me. WhateverRead More →
If there’s anything that American Gods “Moon Shadow” left us with it’s a desperate need to see more of the characters we have fallen in love with over two seasons. In the season two finale Shadow Moon and Laura Moon seemed to have settled their past and started on aRead More →
American Gods “Treasure of the Sun” was Mad Sweeney’s swan song and final fuck you to the Old God whose been treating him like shit from day one of this show. And we’re so stinking proud of him! No more treading water, no more drunkenly stumbling about warning Shadow ofRead More →
American Gods “Donar the Great” made me feel something mysterious and completely brand new when it comes to the pain in the ass known as Mr. Wednesday. I felt empathy. For the entirety of American Gods, I’ve never felt this emotion for him. Just last review I was talking aboutRead More →
American Gods “The Ways of the Dead” continued giving people of color their own platform, to talk about their issues, with no white savior or Matt Damon in sight! This episode also saw Laura Moon and Mad Sweeney reach the climax of their relationship in more way than one. ARead More →
911? Yes, I’d like to report a crime. Bilquis, Mr. Nancy, and Mr. Ibis have stolen the show on American Gods and I don’t think I’ll ever be the same! *listens to operator* Of course this is serious and important police business. “The Greatest Story Ever Told” had three peopleRead More →
American Gods “Muninn” introduced us to the hella talented Kahyun Kim and Devery Jacobs, the first playing New Media and the latter playing Sam Blackcrow. And seriously, after one episode of having them in my life, if anything happens to them, I would kill everyone in this room and thenRead More →
American Gods is slowly but surely making us fall in love with Laura Moon and Mad Sweeney in “The Beguiling Man.” We could resist. I could resist…but I won’t. There’s a spark there, a bond, that I don’t think I’ve ever seen before or that Laura Moon and Mad SweeneyRead More →
American Gods, the hit Starz show in its second season, will be coming back for a third round! Starz has confirmed that the series will be returning for a third season with a new show-runner. Charles ‘Chic’ Eglee, our newest addition to the American Gods family, is best known forRead More →
Our fears at the fate of American Gods season two have been laid to rest in “House on the Rock.” This premiere, put simply, was awesome. It was just as wild, crazy, and visually stunning as season one was. And better yet, we got to spend more time with fanRead More →
The wait is almost over, American Gods fam. The Starz adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s world renowned book is only weeks away from hitting our screens and hearts with all the feels coming our way. Because there are, feels all over. Things aren’t going to get easier for Shadow (Ricky Whittle),Read More →
American Gods, the Starz show based on Neil Gaiman’s critically acclaimed book, is set to return March 10, 2019! The show stars Ricky Whittle as Shadow Moon and Ian McShane as Mr. Wednesday aka Odin. After months of speculation whether they were returning, cast mates dropping like flies, and newRead More →
Starz American Gods has added three new actors to its second season according to Deadline. These three key roles are that of New Media, Sam Black Crow, Mr. Town. After last years season finale and the departure of so many key actors and EP’s, we were understandably hesitant about theRead More →
Starz announced through their American Gods twitter that the show has started production and is set to return in 2019. After much speculation about the direction of the show, especially after the departure of the EP’s and key actors, it finally feels like we can breath just a bit easier.Read More →
Take a deep breath and hold my hand, fans of Gillian Anderson’s portrayal as Media on Starz’s American Gods. Our goddess and queen will not be returning when American Gods returns for a second season. As if the news that she wasn’t returning to The X-Files weren’t enough, we get hit with this blow. AccordingRead More →
American Gods showrunners Bryan Fuller and Michael Green have exited the show according to Deadline. They informed the cast yesterday of their departure. Fuller and Green were the masterminds behind the adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s novel. The Starz series garnered a season 2 renewal early on it’s premiere season. While theRead More →
I know this sounds cheesy, and it might not be the most glamorous way to start a season review, but American Gods has raised the bar when it comes to well-told stories that are diverse, beautiful, and thought provoking. It showed us that quality over quantity is where it’s atRead More →
American Gods will not be attending San Diego Comic-Con according to Deadline. The show will be blowing full steam ahead into Season 2 territory and won’t have the time to attend the world renowned convention on all things TV, movie, comics, and more. Here’s the excerpt from Deadline: DEADLINE: MoreRead More →
The Old Gods have acquired a queen and finally set the stage for the beginning of the war against the New Gods in American Gods Season 1 Finale “Come to Jesus.” While it isn’t the strongest episode of the season, it is a satisfying ending that leaves you wanting to rereadRead More →
American Gods is full of unforgettable sets that seem to come to life, fitting the aesthetic of Neil Gaiman’s creation. None are more unique in American Gods than the diver bar Shadow Moon, Mr. Wednesday, and Mad Sweeney meet up at. Now thanks to this 360 video released by Starz,Read More →