Courtesy of Starz Well, here it is: the eighth episode. The season finale of Neil Gaiman’s novel turned television series. So, without further ado, here’s what happened on the American Gods season finale. As Shadow
Courtesy of Starz The episode opens to a group of immigrants south of the border looking to make their way to the United States. The group makes a swim across a river and onto the
Credit: Starz To say Shadow is just a tad bit emotional about seeing his once dead wife, Laura, sitting up on his motel bed and chatting away would be an understatement. Rather than ponder how
To say Shadow is just a tad bit emotional about seeing his once dead wife, Laura, sitting up on his motel bed and chatting away would be an understatement. Rather than ponder how it is
Credit Starz The episode opens to an Egyptian-themed casino somewhere in America. The camera pans over the casino floor, glancing upon the employees and tourists walking about. The camera lands on a Blackjack table with
Credit: Starz I can describe the third episode of American Gods simply as the episode where "everything begins to gel." A prime example of this is the relationship between Shadow and Wednesday, displayed beautifully by Ricky
Credit Starz Media If you were wondering if American Gods would cross the same controversial territory as the novel, the opening minutes of this episode resolves your curiosity. It not only crosses the land of its
Starz Entertainment Sixteen years after its release, author Neil Gaiman's revered and award-winning novel finally hits the television screen as Starz last night debuted their new series, American Gods. Before this, my only experience with Gaiman's
Adaptation is a tricky balancing act that requires respect for the source material and recognition of the medium's limitations. Translating a revered and classic novel like American Gods with its massive and loyal following is
