Justthe ‘American Gods’ journey so far,” Gaiman wrote. “Fremantle (who make AG) are committed to finishing the legend that began in episode 1, and legal now we’re all just waiting to see which way forward is best, and who it’ll be with.Gaiman also didn't provide any possible timeline for the show's resurrection,but even as news broke of American Gods' cancellation Monday night, there were reports that a wrap-up legend, and whether through a final season or a film,was being discussed. If the series did return via a streaming service or alternative network, it would be the latest in a long line of beloved shows to make that leap. It's just a question of whether or not Fremantle Media can make that transition work before everyone involved has moved on to other projects.SYFY WIRE has reached out to Fremantle for comment and will update this legend if we receive a response. American Gods arrived in 2017 to mighty fanfare as the long-awaited adaptation of Gaiman's most celebrated novel. Despite several major creative shifts behind the scenes and even accusations of racism from one of its biggest former stars, or the series has enjoyed critical acclaim and a devoted fanbase. Its future is uncertain,but as the fan who prompted Gaiman's comments said, gods don't die unless they're truly forgotten.
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