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American Gods
A Murder of Gods
Directed by
Adam Kane
TV-MA
S1 • E6
Jun 4, 2017
50m
7.5
6.9
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On the run after the New Gods' show of force, Shadow and Mr. Wednesday seek safe haven with one of Mr. Wednesday's oldest friends, Vulcan, God of the Fire and the Forge.
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Cast of A Murder of Gods
Ricky Whittle
Shadow Moon
Ian McShane
Mr. Wednesday / God Odin
Emily Browning
Laura Moon
Pablo Schreiber
Mad Sweeney
Yetide Badaki
Bilquis
Crispin Glover
Mr. World
Bruce Langley
Technical Boy
Omid Abtahi
Salim
Corbin Bernsen
Vulcan
David Labiosa
Tattooed Man
Marilyn Camacho
The Coyote
Ernesto Reyes
Mexican Jesus
Tim Progosh
Richard Miller
Adam Kane
Director
Bryan Fuller
Teleplay
Michael Green
Teleplay
Seamus Kevin Fahey
Teleplay
American Gods - S1 • E6 Ratings & Reviews
Gadgets360
Akhil Arora
This week's episode, after the frenetic pace of last week, felt it meandered needlessly.
Tom & Lorenzo
Tom Fitzgerald and Lorenzo Marquez
And strangely, after the third watch, we were forced to conclude that everything we've always loved about the show was there - scathing social commentary, eye-popping visuals, and whip-smart dialogue - but that none of it was quite hitting the mark...
Tell-Tale TV
Drew Koenig
A Murder of Gods is an admirably ambitious episode that tries to tackle a controversial subject and mostly succeeds.
Slashfilm
Vanessa Bogart
Our prayers from last week were answered, as it now appears that the dynamic duo of Mad Sweeney and Laura Moon will be a continuing source of comedic relief.
Decider
Sean T. Collins
But expecting sociopolitical subtlety from this show is a fool's errand. Think of how it's addressed race: the spider-god Anansi dressed like a cartoon pimp, lecturing a ship full of slaves.
Birth.Movies.Death.
Amelia Emberwing
Holy social commentary, Batman! A Murder of Gods took no time delving into some timely and difficult issues, all while tying those issues into the power and danger of belief.
Starburst
Michael Coldwell
Two episodes to go and the chessboard is nearly set-up. Storm coming? Oh yes.
Black Girl Nerds
Kyndal Wilson
From the opening scene to the closing scene, this episode was nothing short of poetic.
SFX Magazine
Zoe Delahunty-Light
A Murder of Gods takes us deeper into the fledgling allegiances that are beginning to define American Gods' developing factions. Oddly enough, rivalries are bringing people together rather than dividing them.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Oliver Sava
"A Murder of Gods" brings Laura back home so she can firmly decide that she doesn't want anything to do with her family anymore, but it's a step backward for a story that's been sprinting forward.
Paste Magazine
Rae Nudson
By once again using other languages, American Gods shows that you don't have to know exactly what someone is saying to make their story worthwhile. To see someone's humanity, you just need to believe in them.
Observer
Vinnie Mancuso
Oh boy, somebody call for the God of Hot Takes (me) because "A Murder of Gods" sure felt topical.
TV Fanatic
Caralynn Lippo
Interestingly, this hour gave us our first direct indication that Wednesday might not have Shadow's best interests at heart and, in fact, may be working against him.
Den of Geek
Kayti Burt
In many ways, "A Murder of Gods" feels like the calm before the storm... For now, however, it's just enough to see these fascinating characters interact as they make their way across an equally fascinating and diverse America.
Screen Rant
Kevin Yeoman
"A Murder of Gods" showcases just how willing American Gods is to venture into politically charged topics, and how easily the show can go off book and still provide a story that is in keeping with Gaiman's original work.
IGN Movies
Terri Schwartz
American Gods dealt with some big topics in interesting ways, exploring a larger theme of America's worship of violence in "A Murder of Gods."
Guardian
Paul MacInnes
To me this half of the episode meandered a bit. Not much was divulged about either the plot or any of the characters.
Entertainment Weekly
Devan Coggan
And so American Gods comes to Jesus, beginning what might be the series' most controversial episode yet.
AV Club
Emily L. Stephens
From the start, American Gods has been about the tapestry of identity, but "A Murder Of Gods" is even more explicit as it explores transitions from one nation to another, from one identity to another.
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