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Shadow Moon is the protagonist of American Gods, of course, but he is also its soul. He’s at the center of the drama, the center of many plans, but he’s also someone who's constantly looking to find himself. Much like America itself, Shadow is always changing and often needs to grow when he least expects it. This is something Ricky Whittle, the actor behind Shadow, is very much aware of as the series (based on the book by Neil Gaiman) returns for Season 3, and according to Whittle, teases out Season 4.  How has American Gods, having first aired in 2017, reinvented itself yet again? H...

In a revealing new interview 'American Gods' star Ricky Whittle says there will murder mystery motifs in season three.

Lead character in third season of 'Amercan Gods' tries to make his own path Defying destiny Lead character in third season of 'American Gods' tries to make his own path

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool's " American Gods Season 3 Week," where we've been taking a look at STARZ's live-action adaptation of author and EP Neil Gaiman's beloved novel leading into a third-season return that finds Shadow ( Ricky Whittle) looking to walk away from the escalating war between Wednesday's ( Ian McShane) old gods and World's ( Crispin Glover, Dominique Jackson, Danny Trejo) new gods. To do that, his next stop is Lakeside- but before "Mike Ainsel" can start his new life, there's the matter of some things from last season that Shadow needs better answers to. And he's really ...

Who wouldn't want to have a legit deity as their father? Percy Jackson seems to be pretty cool with it, but Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle), the beleaguered protagonist of Starz's  American Gods, is not. He's now in the frigid town of Lakeside and wants some gosh-darned answers (can't take the gods' names in vain, of course). In an exclusive clip from the show's Season 3 premiere this coming Sunday, Shadow finally has it out with his daddy, the enigmatic Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane). Quickly fading in a world of modern gods — like Crispin Glover's Mr. World — Wednesday just wants to...