American Gods: Starz got another one...

[MostReal]

subs

 

[Makavalli]

This shyt is dope and im hooked but i feel impatient waiting weekly for episodes. Is the book a good cop? I might pick it up and is it just 1 book or a series?

 

[Yaddam Yussein]

I Never had so many moments watching a tv show.

 

[Freddie.Cane]

@hex @Gil Scott-Heroin watching this too. IN

 

[hex]

@hex @Gil Scott-Heroin watching this too. IN

You will not be disappointed.

Fred.

 

[Freddie.Cane]

You will not be disappointed.

Fred.

Oh I watched and here is my reaction

Spoiler

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

I Never had so many moments watching a tv show.

Same...

shyt is way too for me to continue watching...

 

[Yaddam Yussein]

Same...

shyt is way too for me to continue watching...

I'm still gonna continue watching because I think this show is gonna be special. But I was confused as a motherfukka

 

[hex]

I'm still gonna continue watching because I think this show is gonna be special. But I was confused as a motherfukka

It's not really that confusing if you know the basic premise.

The new gods (like the kid in the VR helmet, he's basically the god of technology) want to take out the old gods (Odin, Thoth, Bilquis, etc.)

Fred.

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

I'm still gonna continue watching because I think this show is gonna be special. But I was confused as a motherfukka

Too wild for me and that's saying a lot...

When ol girl p*ssy devoured that dude I had to turn away like

 

[KalKal]

It's not really that confusing if you know the basic premise.

The new gods (like the kid in the VR helmet, he's basically the god of technology) want to take out the old gods (Odin, Thoth, Bilquis, etc.)

Fred.

I haven't been spoiled on the book, but is that really what's happening? The opening scene emphasized that Odin is the god of battle, and his worship requires combat to the death. The previews feature a voiceover that says something like "win or lose, it will be glorious".
How do we know that the new gods aren't just reacting to Odin starting up conflicts to gain power?

Seems like the worship of the old gods we've seen so far kills the worshippers.

 

[Dwolf]

fukkery

 

[LDThaGod]

shyt is Lit

 

[hex]

I haven't been spoiled on the book, but is that really what's happening? The opening scene emphasized that Odin is the god of battle, and his worship requires combat to the death. The previews feature a voiceover that says something like "win or lose, it will be glorious".
How do we know that the new gods aren't just reacting to Odin starting up conflicts to gain power?

Seems like the worship of the old gods we've seen so far kills the worshippers.

That is what's happening, unless they drastically changed the plot. And I wouldn't necessarily call it a spoiler, since it's just the general premise of the series. Even the technology kid said he don't give a fukk about Odin or the old gods because "we are the future". So they are vying for power.

I can't really say much more without spoiling things.

Fred.

 

[Lootpack]

American Gods was suppose to come out years ago on HBO, but HBO changed their minds.

Good on Starz for picking it up, but damn HBO needed this.