- Oooo a previously-on. We’re in deep now, kids
- Wow. The animation in the opening segment is gorgeous.
- The most perfunctory goring I’ve seen all day
- Yay, Laura is still The Worst. *nods in satisfaction
- I have never heard the saying about cemeteries and motels before, but it makes sense.
- Is it just me or is this a terribly awkward conversation? The cinematography is awkward, the dialogue is awkward. The subject matter, also a bit uncomfy.
- Somebody come up for a headcanon about why a dead girl in her 30′s would smoke Virginia slims. Is it because of the job in the casino? Did her mom smoke them? I can’t figure.
- Ian McShane has more chemistry with that CGI bird than this supposedly married couple.
- Don’t do it don’t do it .... ewww.
- Oh wait. Interesting. Hello, fairy-tale concept.
- “Are you still my puppy?” “No.” GOOD BOY! Oh, well done Shadow.
- SHRIEK! Deadwood reference! Oh, I am a happy Zilla.
- They are doing some very cool things with the golden-Shadow-light effect. I am digging it.
- “You have an image problem. You hung a black man from a tree.” <- not good enough, American Gods. Not even close.
- Ms Anderson sold her Bowie-sona with aplomb. Well done.
- Character describes what they’re doing with perfect honestly and no one believes them -> one of my favorite tropes.
- I could watch Asshole Dead Wife and the Smoldering Leprechaun all day :D
- Shadow has no problem with Dead Wife or synthetic toad skins, but he jumps out his chair at Floating Marilyn. Funny where the suspension of disbelief breaks down.
- This episode is talky as hell
- WOAH. That is fucking terrifying. Jesus, I take it back!
- More horror please, AG? And less awkward conversations between married folk?