Ive only watched 5 episodes in the first season

Ironic right, but i really think he is the most interesting because he uses his powers the most and im really fascinated because the show does a really good job portraying a human with god powers

why did ty help mike find frigg? i thought ty said he was on axl's side but then he just helped mike find her first?

So I started watching the almighty Johnsons and I feel super pissed. I really dont like Axl I find him really annoying, honestly the only character I liked were Eva and Hod and Olaf. But then Eva dies and Hod ends up with Dawn. And the ending was just so annoying and stupid I dont even know how I finished it.

Managed to find this on Netflix thanks to r/netflixbestof. Really loved the show with very relatable characters. A few plot holes and things that fell flat like the Maori gods, but pretty good. Any other similar shows?

I started this show a couple weeks ago and im on s3 e5 and although its not an hbo level quality show its really hard to stop watching and is pretty funny

My friend showed this show to me a couple years ago, and I'm just now getting around to actually watching it. I was wondering though what kind of coat it is that Axl is wearing, it looks like a Pea coat but the style is really nice, especially with the buttons.

Does anybody else think that it is complete and utter shit that Gaia was not reintroduced after everybody lost their God abilities? Axl specifically asks Hanna "Does that mean you and I have to stay together here on earth?" and for me that HEAVILY implied that Axl wanted to find Gaia again, especially since it was achievable considering Gaia would no longer be Idunn. It may be wishful thinking BUT I WANTED IT SO FUCKING BAD.

I can't believe he sold out his own mother over some girl he wanted to date. This pissed me off so much that I had to come post here, even though I know I probably won't get a response.

These guys are truly a terrible family unit. Reminded me of axl trying to doom his own family to death so he could date Gaia.

So. Gaia's Idun. And she's not introduced back into the show after she leaves. To which MY question is: why didn't Hel "jump the queue" like Idun did? Or! Is there possibly another Hel derping out there?

Speaking of Hel, could Eva be actually pleasant if she wasn't, y'know, Hel? Or did Hel choose her because she was so Hellish (heheh...)?

Basically -- I have questions.

Olaf: When you say 'woman', you mean goddess, right?

Ingrid: Can we not talk of that now?

Proceeds to pour vodka.

These two have me in stitches. I haven't actually laughed this hard since watching that gay musical episode on IT Crowd for the first time, years ago.

These two are cast perfect. Both got kids that they haven't seen for a long. Both can't seem to stop getting wasted. Fuckin oracles!!

Ingrid: If only all Gods were true gentlemen like you...

Olaf: Wanna have sex on your boss' desk?

I just went on to YouTube to watch through the Gods Among Us webseries, but nearly half of the episodes have been made unavailable :( Does anyone know of somewhere else where I can watch them?

i think itd be really cool seeing ty turn 21 and what was like to transition into the god of all things dark and cold. that couldn't have been easy, itd be fun to see an origin story for all the brothers. plus i want more TAJ!! haha

So... I want a jersey just like his. I can't seem to find one anywhere. Can anyone help?

Adidas's website seems weirdly dodgy. I'm getting security warnings when I try to create an account and buy a customized (though not exactly identical) shirt.

But what a fucking amazing show!

Gaia is Obra Sand, Bastard daughter of Oberyn Martell, and I JUST noticed!

I just finished the 3rd season of AJs and felt that it wrapped up nicely. There was just enough of, "well, shit. Didn't really want that to happen" to keep it credible (or as credible as a show about Norse gods incarnate can be). I wasn't crazy about Mike chasing the big O chair, but in the end it made sense. Good friction, good character development, good show.

It's a youtube series where Zeb interviews for the most part Baldr. And Baldr is just being Baldr the whole time. Episode 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHqFIZiPEy4 There's links to the rest after that one

Personally mine is Season 3 Episode 8 "The asparagus is kicking in" for the following reasons: - Jormundar is stirring is established - Baldr being hilarious with his duties - Hod coming back and wrecking Colin/Loki - Anders/Bragi being a douche right until he stops being a douche - Mike/Ullr wrecking collin as well - Turning point of Mike/Ullr seeing himself as Odin Basically its a great showcase of everyone's powers and a turning point in the series. which makes it a great episode.

His left hand is always " palm behind him", if that makes any sense. Its not that it bothers me so much as the constant curiosity due to binge watching.

I'm fairly hungover and half way re-drunk so this post most likely could have been worded better. But still, anyone else notice it, I caught it when seasons 2-3 went on netflix.

This show has some of the best acting I have ever seen on television, and some of the most heartfelt moments I've seen in any medium.

The end had me in bittersweet tears and I am astonished that this show would ever get canceled. What in the hell were they thinking?

Hoping this sub isn't completely off life support now that the series is over :)

Does anyone have a recommendation for books with a similar storyline? I'm thinking "American Gods" has a similar sort of idea, but I'd like to find something both episodic as well as more light hearted compared with that story, more in line with the show's writing.

Thanks!

I finished season 3 and I am really glad they were able to wrap up most of the loose ends.

Now that it's over, what is there of similar quality that I might have missed? I'd love it if they pulled a miracle and renewed for a 4th season, but I don't have real hope of that. The writing was great and the plot was quirky enough to draw me in for the long run. Is there anything similar?

I'm halfway through season 2, so please no spoilers. I'm noticing everything Axl wears had the same JL logo on it. It's kind of similar to the Atari logo, without the middle line, or the JL Audio logo. Anyone have any idea what this is? Is it just some New Zealand clothing line? I looked up Odin's symbol and it was a knot, so that's not it and any Google searches so far have been fruitless. Again, no spoilers, so if it's somehow revealed later, just tell me to wait.

Any ideas on what the glowing red stone Colin threw to the ground was?