It's felt like the old gods have been given a slight lean because otherwise we wouldn't like them or consider their perspective at all. Since one of the main gods was revealed to have murdered the wife of our protagonist. That's not friendly behavior.

Ginger Ming to his friends.

It is interesting that the show suggests the trinity concept doesn't
exist as W quips Jesus' are just sons of gods. As abstractions I could see some of these gods being unable to interact with mortals with properties/abilities being 'destroys the souls of all impure on sight.' Makes it hard to have a secretary to…

The odin reveal was over the top (and could have been done better) but it wasn't for us, it was for shadow and for Mr Wednesday. This is W, the old style conman's reveal to his disciple who seems a bit thick headed. Of course it's over the top, partly cause the old coot wouldn't have it any other way.

It's just a little death.
She's 'killing' willing sacrifices into eternal hornyness in the vagina nebula.

Chuck Palahniuk's not that good of a writer.

But did she really die in the helicopter crash?

Agreed, I like how it gives the audience another zombiedar while also answering questions of what everyone else sees.

I had wondered why we suddenly started to see the visions from the other side.

Ah the long fought debate, creamy or crunchy!

He could totally join American Gods… just sayin.

I think they did a great job of having Liv 'top from the bottom'
by basically pissing her off to get her to do it. Going straight to
'lick my boot' was very much like a "I read this in a book once" kinda
action. The telling part would have been if she went through with it, but luckily for vanilla Peyton Liv saved…

I could just hear the actor thinking "try to make it look tight, try to make it look tight" pulling on it so it didn't just fall off his hands.

After one session the sketch artist guy is already a fan. Liv could have repeat customers if the whole morgue thing goes tits up.

Or the lazy hitman who couldn't even properly kill him.
Candi and Don-E seem like the only half useful people in his new gang.

In this specific case I kinda assumed the sword forged was a god-killer weapon.

And how many of those companies have shaky long term plans, constant PR problems while being championed as a libertarian ideal business and a "successful startup"?

Every story about Uber should start, "Uber has yet to turn a profit."
For the libertarian capitalist darling it's often portrayed as, it turns out it only exists because of rich people handouts. Go figure.

Sploosh, right? …what? Too soon?

If Savitar is a time remnant why doesn't Barry just promise to never create time remnants ever again… oh wait, this is Barry we're talking about.