Because they love us, American Gods just broke up a humdrum week with the finest of gifts: an advance clip of my own personal goddess Gillian Anderson embodying my own personal idol, David Bowie. YOU GUYS.

Not that this should come as a surprise to anyone, byt STARZ has renewed American Gods for a second season.

Last night was American Gods' second episode, "The Secret of Spoons," and we met a lot of crucial players. We were introduced to Mr. Nancy in TV's most fiery scene, saw Gillian Anderson in her fab debut as Media, and learned about Slavic mythology when we feast with the Zorya sisters and of course, Czernobog.

The introduction of Orlando Jones' Mr. Nancy is the most scorching and brilliantly rendered media I've seen as a TV viewer. Now I know I was hardly alone in my evaluation, because Starz has released a clip before the May 7th episode. Watch it here.

Rejoice, o TV watchers, for the American Gods debut has descended upon the people. I've been waiting a month to talk to you all about the show, so let's do this.

If you're a fan of the Jamie and Claire ship, you might find this new Outlander teaser pretty tough to get through.

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.

The Starz TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman's bestselling novel, wherein Gods of Old (think the God of Evil) and New (Technology) battle for America, is fiiiiinally coming to our screens on April 30th. We recently saw the trailer, and now a series of promotional posters are upping the excitement ante.

Bryan Fuller's TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods/a really compelling reason to get Starz is almost upon us, and this first full trailer is everything we could've asked for it to be. If you're still sad about Hannibal's cancellation and Fuller's withdrawal from the new Star Trek series, it looks like you're going to get a pretty sweet consolation prize when American Gods debuts on April 30—no network TV restrictions in sight.

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.

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.

We've been keeping up with all the casting tidbits we've been hearing about the upcoming American Gods series at Starz. Now, we're starting to see how all that casting has come together, and it is beautiful.

Deadline reports that Gillian Anderson will play Media in the Bryan Fuller-created Starz adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods. Nice.

The cast for Starz's American Gods adaptation just keeps getting better and better. It was announced today that Crispin Glover and Jonathan Tucker will be joining the cast of this highly-anticipated Bryan Fuller show. (Not to be confused with that other highly-anticipated Bryan Fuller show. Damn, he's busy.) **SPOILERS if you haven't read the book and don't want info on changes between it and the show.**

Saturday night, seaso 2 of Outlander returned to Starz for its 13-episode run. The series, based on Diana Gabaldon’s extremely popular book series, has a pretty rabid fandom, which I saw in full force at the New York premiere screening, including several cosplayers.

It's almost here! Season 2 of Outlander is very nearly upon us at this point, and the gracious folks over at Starz have decided to give us even more of a sneak peek into what Claire and Jamie are up to now that they've left the dreary hills of Scotland for the much more vibrant city life in Paris.