Hello and happy weekend, my American Gods friends! I know many of you are as psyched as I am for this show, and Starz just saved us from the doldrums of Friday afternoon with two delicious extended clips.

Reviews and plot details from American Gods are on pause until later in April, but I've started watching the show and let me tell you, friends: HOLD ON TO YOUR HATS.

During the American Gods panel at SXSW, the cast and creators discussed politics, changes to the source material, and representation.

These puppy stickers bear an uncanny resemblance to the heroes of Overwatch, don't they? They're a fan-made creation by Lily Nishita.

We may not have a premiere date in sight, but production for Star Trek: Discovery has already begun and a new teasers is offering up our first behind-the-scenes glimpse.

Something we have to look forward to in 2017 (other than it not being 2016) is the arrival of Bryan Fuller's American Gods on Starz. Fans of the Neil Gaiman novel are looking forward to seeing their favorite characters brought to life, and non-fans are glad they now don't have to read nearly 800 non-Harry-Potter pages to see what the fuss is about. Something they both have to look forward to? The introduction of a new character, conceived by Gaiman, but not in the original novel.

In a disappointing piece of news about Star Trek: Discovery, former showrunner Bryan Fuller has officially clarified his lack of involvement with the ongoing production.

We've been really excited for the upcoming Star Trek: Discovery, the first Star Trek series to come to television (well, to CBS All Access, anyway) in over a decade in large part because of the involvement of Hannibal's Bryan Fuller. However, it seems as if Fuller doesn't have the time to devote to the day-to-day running of the show, and it was announced yesterday that he will be stepping down from the showrunner role.

It was already a long wait for Star Trek fans when it was announced that Star Trek: Discovery would be premiering in January 2017 on CBS Access. Well, it looks like we'll have to wait a little bit longer.

Ever since Star Trek: Discovery co-creator Bryan Fuller promised to "spoiler it up" in the months leading up to the series' January 2017 premiere, he's certainly delivered on that front so far.

At the Mission New York Star Trek Convention this afternoon, Kirsten Beyer and Nicholas Meyer, who are two of Star Trek: Discovery’s writers, appeared on a panel to describe a few more upcoming details about the show.

Star Trek fans have been eagerly awaiting the new Star Trek: Discovery series due out next year. Recently Bryan Fuller, co-creator and executive producer of the new series, announced that the lead character will be played by a woman, and many news outlets are indicating the actress will likely be a person of color. If true, this revelation would be the first of its kind for a major science fiction series or film.

Bryan Fuller, currently in the enviable position of showrunning the first new Star Trek series since Enterprise, was true to his word of a couple of days ago when he promised to "spoiler it up" regarding CBS All Access' upcoming Star Trek: Discovery. At the show's TCA Summer Press Tour panel late yesterday afternoon, Fuller gave some substantial details about what fans can expect from the series.

Check it out! Our first glimpse of a makeup test for Star Trek: Discovery, the upcoming Star Trek show Bryan Fuller is showrunning for CBS All Access.

While the full panel hasn't been made available yet, a first look at Star Trek: Discovery (the official name of the new show) was provided to panel attendees and then quickly released online under the show's new Twitter account.

Bryan Fuller's adaptation of the Neil Gaiman novel American Gods for Starz has been in the works for a while now, but our excitement just rocketed to new heights after the show held its first official panel at this year's Comic-Con.

As someone who has always been fond of Bryan Fuller, the news about the Star Trek adaptation he's bringing to CBS is leaving me beyond excited. From Wonderfalls to Pushing Daisies to Hannibal, I will pick up whatever he's putting down.