Converting Neil Gaiman’s “American Gods” from novel to TV show is no easy feat. With complex symbolism and a massive cast including Ian McShane and Crispin Glover, things will get hairy. That’s why the American Gods podcast is here! Following on the heels of their hit “Westworld” podcast, the Shat on TV team works with the audience to explain old gods and new through interactive episodes and well-researched insights.
The gloves are off, and the F-bombs are dropping after American Gods Episode 6: A Murder of Gods, with listeners clashing on the political vision of the show. Are these lightning-rod scenes giving us a better understanding of American Gods’ message, or do they reflect an immature philosophy? Catch this quick episode, then share your opinions at hosts@shatontv.com.
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American Gods turns political with Episode 6: A Murder of Gods. Explore the symbolism of the border-crossing scene and the introduction of Vulcan, VA. What did Mr. Wednesday say to Shadow during his roadside surgery, and why did Laura Moon and Salim take Mad Sweeney to Indiana instead of Kentucky? We break it all down in this week’s Deep Dive. Continue reading Episode 6 “A Murder of Gods”→
American Gods Episode 5 Fan Theories
Hear viewer theories on the tree that ravaged the police station, Mr. World’s endgame, Mr. Wednesday’s master plan and what the hell the Nunyunnini scene was all about. It’s all in this week’s edition of American Gods: Confessional.
Also, Rog gets super political, and Gene reveals his religious upbringing.
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Notice anything different about American Gods: Episode 5? We did.
“Lemon Scented You” was the first American Gods episode not written by showrunners Bryan Fuller and Michael Green. Instead, viewers got a taste of David Graziano’s take on Neil Gaiman’s universe. And it was a winner.
What was the opening CGI sequence all about? What does Mr. World represent? Why did Laura Moon’s heart start beating? And was the arrest scene necessary? All the answers are right here on the American Gods podcast. Continue reading Episode 5 “Lemon Scented You”→
American Gods Episode 4 Theories
If you’re a fan of Laura Moon and American Gods Episode 4: Git Gone, you’re not alone. This week’s viewer mail reveals an audience delighted with Emily Browning’s performance and American Gods going off-book.
Of course, there are some critics disgusted with Browning’s performance. And we round out the show with some mind-blowing theories and Easter eggs from listener Jez Bell.
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