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American Gods renewed for Season Two
TV show ‘American Gods’ has been renewed for a second season just two weeks after the show began. The series, based on Neil Gaiman\'s novel of the same name, has proved a ratings-puller for the Starz network in the US and has become the most watched property on Amazon Prime in Britain, reports independent.co.uk.
TV show ‘American Gods’ has been renewed for a second season just two weeks after the show began. The series, based on Neil Gaiman's novel of the same name, has proved a ratings-puller for the Starz network in the US and has become the most watched property on Amazon Prime in Britain, reports independent.co.uk.
‘American Gods’ is available in India on internet video-on-demand service Amazon Prime Video India. The fantasy show presents a modern day take on Greek mythology about the power struggle between the traditional gods of mythological roots from around the world. It features Ricky Whittle, Ian McShane and Emily Browning.
Tim Leslie, Vice President for International Prime Video, said, "We're delighted to bring a second season of Neil Gaiman's riveting story to fans across the globe. Audiences have responded overwhelmingly to season one - it is stunning entertainment unlike anything else and we can't wait for the next series."
