american gods
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Kristin Chenoweth Doesn’t Know If She’s Coming Back For Season Two Of American Gods
As Easter, the goddess of spring, Kristin Chenoweth played a huge part in the finale of American Gods‘ first season. But, with the original showrunners gone, she doesn’t know if she’s going to be back for the next one.
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Starz’s Hopes For American Gods’ Future Requires Them To Get Extra Creative
During his presentation at this year’s Television Critics Association press junket, Starz CEO Chris Albrecht was open about the network’s desire to keep the success it saw with the first season of American Gods moving forward as it looks to the future. Ideally, Albrecht said, American Gods would go on indefinitely.
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Conversations With God: How Chris Obi Deals With (Playing) Death On American Gods
Most times when we see the personification of death in fiction, it’s presented as a cold or grim persona. Not so for Anubis on the TV show adaptation of American Gods. Here, the Egyptian god of the afterlife is stoic but unexpectedly warm; he has a job to do, one that fills most people with…
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American Gods’ Jesus Shows What Happens When A God Becomes Too Popular
When you first get into American Gods and begin to wrap your head around its central premise — that gods are real people who feed on human belief — there’s one god in particular who’s conspicuously missing from Neil Gaiman’s original book and most of the first season of Starz’s television adaptation: Jesus Christ.