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Network: Netflix.
Episodes: Seven (hour).
Seasons: One.
TV show dates: November 22, 2017 — November 22, 2017.
Series status: Ended.
Performers include: Jeff Daniels, Jack O’Connell, Michelle Dockery, Scoot McNairy, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Merritt Wever, Jeremy Bobb, Whitney Able, and Samantha Soule.
TV show description:
A 19th century western from creators Scott Frank and Steven Soderbergh, the Godless TV show centers on Roy Goode (O’Connell). After betraying his mentor, the infamous gangster Frank Griffin (Daniels), Roy must go on the run from him and his “brotherhood” of criminals.
Although he once viewed Roy as a son, Griffin and his crew are now hell-bent on revenge. On the lam, Roy seeks refuge at the La Belle, New Mexico ranch of the widow Alice Fletcher (Dockery).
A remote, rundown, frontier mining town, in La Belle, the ladies run the show. When they learn Griffin and his gang are on their way, they unite to defend themselves against these notorious outlaws.
Series Finale:
Episode #7 — Homecoming
While the residents of La Belle prepare for Frank’s onslaught, Whitey seeks help from an unexpected ally. Roy and Frank come to an understanding.
First aired: November 22, 2017.
What do you think? Do you like the Godless TV series? Should this Netflix TV show have ended or been renewed for a second season with new characters?
I think they should do a second season. I would love to see how California is for Roy- see him reunited with his brother. And even see a love bloom with him and Alice fletcher. Maybe he writes and eventually she joins him. Would love to see everyone’s futures; how Sherrif is living with being blind, how his sister is with her love, see men come to town and rebuild la Belle. So many different ways the story line could go
I would like to know about the painting of the Madam at the school house. My Friend has an original painting on silk, that is the same painting. It was painted by a relative. Any info would be greatful. ( Godless )
You need not renew it – it’s a finished piece. It is without doubt the finest piece of work I’ve seen on TV in the last 71 years!
That is not a typo. We got our first TV set in 1947!