Joseph Gilgun

'Preacher' Confirms Explosive Season 1 Ends, S2 Herr Starr
'Preacher' Confirms Explosive Season 1 Ends, S2 Herr Starr
'Preacher' Confirms Explosive Season 1 Ends, S2 Herr Starr
And lo, the first season of AMC’s Preacher has come to an end with Sunday’s “Call and Response” finale, moving beyond the small Texas town of Annville to the comics’ road trip to find God. Said exit came with an explosive ending for many of the characters Season 1 had introduced us to, now confirmed by showrunner Sam Catlin, while Season 2's biggest bad may in fact be someone we’ve already glimpsed.
'Preacher' Teases S2 Road Trip in Final Episodes Trailer
'Preacher' Teases S2 Road Trip in Final Episodes Trailer
'Preacher' Teases S2 Road Trip in Final Episodes Trailer
A common refrain among Preacher fans refers to the AMC drama’s Annville setting holding back the road-trip angle of the comics, but with only two episodes remaining this season, Jesse, Tulip and Cassidy are about to hit the road. Get an early taste of the final two hours, as well a major villain for Season 2 right now!
AMC 'Preacher' Officially Renewed For Expanded Season 2
AMC 'Preacher' Officially Renewed For Expanded Season 2
AMC 'Preacher' Officially Renewed For Expanded Season 2
If the unilateral praise for AMC’s Preacher weren’t enough to guarantee a second season, certainly its wealth of talent and AMC’s bare-bones slate would guarantee it a spot, right? Either way, consider Preacher Jesse Custer officially booked to spread the word of God for Season 2, and this time with a longer mass.
‘Preacher’ Review: AMC’s Latest Is One Hell of a Good Time
‘Preacher’ Review: AMC’s Latest Is One Hell of a Good Time
‘Preacher’ Review: AMC’s Latest Is One Hell of a Good Time
Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s Preacher is one of those tricky properties to properly adapt. Remain too faithful and you run the risk of creating a laughably absurd, tonally catastrophic mess. Venture too far away from the source material and you may alienate the very fan base you wish to please. Thankfully, producers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg and showrunner Sam Catlin have hit that rare sweet spot, and though the pilot episode of AMC’s Preacher does recalibrate some of Ennis and Dillon’s basic plotting and setups, the essential spirit and characters of the graphic novel remain delightfully the same.