@@clairethompson5549 Charming and evocative as this notion is, I doubt it frankly. You need creative discipline to come up with something that good. You can draw inspiration from drunkent moments when sober but if you actually try and write something drunk or high there's usually no quality control.
Every time David Tennant performs, his love for the craft shines through so brightly, it is a reward to witness it. I'm convinced this man can't do anything I'd dislike, simply because he does everything with such infectious enthusiasm.
I've never seen him in anything and not enjoyed his performance, not even his early work, like 'Taking Over the Asylum' (absolutely find this and watch it if you want to see Such!A!Kid!David! He's SO adorable!). He's been on his game from the start and only gotten better. There are things he's done I've been like, "Yeah, not my thing; think I'll pass," but it's been b/c of what it's about, never because I didn't think I'd enjoy his performance. TBH, there are times when he's played the villain, such as in Jessica Jones, I've had to seriously debate if I'm going to watch b/c of how incredibly good he is at being creepy, soulless, and evil. It can be triggering for me. I suppose it's a compliment; "You're such a good actor it triggers me and I cannot watch"? 😄
So true. Unfortunately also when he plays a serial killer. Brilliant performance but terrifying. Wish I could see him do Macbeth on stage, it's going to be epic.
I wish there was video of this. I would've loved to see his facial expressions as he bounced between Azi and Crowley. I feel like his entire bodily attitude would've changed. It's such a pleasure to hear him do this.
You should listen to his readings of How To Train Your Dragon. They're so good. He has this fire and passion when he reads them and do so many voices for all the characters. really it's astounding.
God dang it, his Michael Sheen impression. Like damn, that voice modulation made his voice unrecognizable for a moment like DAYUM. AND THEN HE GOES BACK TO DAVID TENNANT!!
I adore it, sometimes I listen to it more than once a day! I'm pretty sure that David tried to imitate (maybe subconsciously) Michael while reading Aziraphale, you can hear Michael's pattern sometimes and I love it, but today I realized that we need this scene read by both David and Michael and Neil would be the narrator
Unfortunately, there isn't a full audiobook with him as narrator. The full cast one has him performing only the Crowley parts. Frankly, I thought the narrator in that version was quite dull. Another full audiobook is ready by one narrator, and he's pretty good.
@@letolethe3344i felt the same. while the narrator did remind me of god’s voice from the show, it’s not quite the one i wanted to listen to for hours and hours on end. i would have preferred a bit more personality, imagine if we could get neil himself to read it all with cast?
@@helizaj2620 Oh, I know, lol, I already have that by now. But I wouldn't mind if David just did one doing all the voices, cuz you know he'd totally just go ALL out xD
@@jcksparrowfan oh awesome, I've been meaning to get it myself. Just wanted to mention it in case you didn't know! But I would also love to hear David read it all hinself, that would be a masterpiece lmao
@@helizaj2620 I actually love that they brought Michael and David in for that audio, cuz now we get to hear them reading all the original lines that didn't make the show.
“You know what eternity is? You know what eternity is? I mean DO YOU KNOW WHAT ETERNITY IS?!” My favorite delivery in this clip, aside from Tennant trying adorably hard to mimic Sheen during Azi’s lines.
How many seconds in eternity? And the Shepherd's Boy says: There's this big mountain, see, a mile high, at the end of the universe. And once every thousand years, there's this little bird. And it flies, in a spaceship if you like, all the way to this mountain and sharpens its beak. Sharpens its beak on the mountain. And then it flies back. And after a thousand years, it goes and does it all over again. When the bird has worn the mountain down to nothing, then you still won't have finished watching "the Sound of Music". You might think that's a hell of a long time. Personally, I think that's a hell of a bird.
OK, hear me out... An audio book of Good Omens, read by David and Micheal taking turns between chapters. We get to hear both David's Aziraphale and Micheal's Crowley ❤
The answer to my current broken heart! How did I not know about this!!! And the audio book! Omg I’m so late in the fandom but after watching season 2 I’m so happy to have found this! Thank you!
I could listen to that gorgeous voice all damn day... Also DOLPHINS. 🐬 That's my point. Big brains the size of... Size of... Damn big brains. And the whales! Brain city, whales! 🐳 And last but not least... The KRAKEN. 🐙
Where/when was this performed?! It's absolutely brilliant and I want more! DT is so very incredible - the way he crafts the words and brings them to life...Had me in stitches and grinning like an idiot throughout - my face actually hurts now from smiling so much 😂❤
There is! 😀 There's several versions of the audiobook, the older I think it was a radio drama. But the most recent is the audiobook with all the actor's voices!! ❤
4:47 there was episod in doctor who(Heaven Sent s9 e11) there was this story about the bird... when the doctor was trapped in the confession dial for 2 billion years and was breaking diamond wall by hand
Michael Scott: “Don’t ever for any reason, do anything, to anyone, for any reason, ever, no matter what, no matter where, or who, or who you were with, or, where are you going,or , or where you’ve been, ever, for any reason whatsoever “ Crowley: (um, let me adjusted it) “My point…my…my point is my point is…my point is DOLPHINS” It remind me of the office 😂, have a good day and remember it’s just one week left.❤🎉
I love this scene in the TV series, mostly because of how, when they force themselves to sober up, they repeatedly work their tongues with disgusted looks on their faces. Ever see a cat that's just been given medicine? That's what they look like. 😝😜😝
Crowley's story of the bird sharpening its beak is suspiciously reminiscent of the Buddhist way of describing a kalpa, which is a measurement of time. Only in the Buddhist version it is a delicate piece of cloth just touching the mountain.
Ah, my favourite scene. Paused my reread to read over this scene again. And then watch the equivalent scene in the show, which led me here. And I've listened to this a few more times in the last 2 days. And then read it one more time before continuing on. It's got to the point where I'm hearing Mr Tennant's voice narrating in my head. There are worse problems to have...
@@annieinwonderland they were gonna have michael be crowley and thats it, they only hired david bc michael thought crowley wouldnt suit him therefore opening a chance for anyone else to be crowley, there have never been plans on david being aziraphale, he only came up bc the position for crowley was open.
What i need to know is where is this from? Like he read that part only? What about the audience, it was a theatre or what? Like in what context dis he read a 10 min excerpt of Good Omens? Did he read more? Is there video of this? I need to know!
The explanation of the bird and the mountain is the same as the one in series 9 of Doctor Who in the episode "Hell Bent", I'm pretty sure it would've been another Easter Egg
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Nothing will ever convince me that Pratchett and Gaimann wrote this part of the book sober
It's a very accurate drunken dialogue
They had that exact conversation
You have to be drunk to write drunk
I’m willing to bet it’s a transcript of an actual drunken chat 😂
@@clairethompson5549 Charming and evocative as this notion is, I doubt it frankly. You need creative discipline to come up with something that good. You can draw inspiration from drunkent moments when sober but if you actually try and write something drunk or high there's usually no quality control.
His impression of Michael is astonishingly accurate :D
it's like he's channeling him xD
especially at 8:09. i keep replaying this part
Isn't it though? I thought the same thing.
I thought the same thing!
@@darkoceanpoet Right? The way he says 'divine plan' is uncanny.
the way he switches between accents is so pleasing to listen to
The little slur in " I'm an angel" has me rolling XD
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“I m’nanjl” lol
's'ma'point
Every time David Tennant performs, his love for the craft shines through so brightly, it is a reward to witness it. I'm convinced this man can't do anything I'd dislike, simply because he does everything with such infectious enthusiasm.
That is pure truth - your words there
Totally agree and being the 666th like on your comment made it even more perfect 😂
I really enjoy most of his stuff but "Des" is really hard to watch. Possibly because he doing it so well
I've never seen him in anything and not enjoyed his performance, not even his early work, like 'Taking Over the Asylum' (absolutely find this and watch it if you want to see Such!A!Kid!David! He's SO adorable!). He's been on his game from the start and only gotten better. There are things he's done I've been like, "Yeah, not my thing; think I'll pass," but it's been b/c of what it's about, never because I didn't think I'd enjoy his performance. TBH, there are times when he's played the villain, such as in Jessica Jones, I've had to seriously debate if I'm going to watch b/c of how incredibly good he is at being creepy, soulless, and evil. It can be triggering for me. I suppose it's a compliment; "You're such a good actor it triggers me and I cannot watch"? 😄
So true. Unfortunately also when he plays a serial killer. Brilliant performance but terrifying. Wish I could see him do Macbeth on stage, it's going to be epic.
I wish there was video of this. I would've loved to see his facial expressions as he bounced between Azi and Crowley. I feel like his entire bodily attitude would've changed. It's such a pleasure to hear him do this.
you're so right 😂
You cannot convince me that the did not start kissing at least once whilst they were drunk for 6 hours
It’s a rumour we can neither confirm nor deny
@@ajcrowley5735 what’s the j stand for
@@Whazzy it's just a j really
@@ajcrowley5735 …janthony?
@@Whazzy why does everyone keep assuming that?
His impression of Michael Sheen is the funniest part
We need him to do a full audiobook!
There is a full cast audiobook with him and Micheal Sheen on audible
@@ajcrowley5735 Amazon audible?
@@Mortthemoose yes!!
@@ajcrowley5735 thank you for bringing this to my attention
@@ajcrowley5735 still though, i need to here more of david tennant doing michael sheen doing aziraphale
You can so tell he reads his kids bedtime stories I love it
the bed time stories being Good Omens and Doctor Who Annuals
You should listen to his readings of How To Train Your Dragon.
They're so good.
He has this fire and passion when he reads them and do so many voices for all the characters. really it's astounding.
@@theoross-leiper2158or the Wizards of Once or (if you want someth 10:14 ing more grown up) Quite Ugly One Morning
God dang it, his Michael Sheen impression. Like damn, that voice modulation made his voice unrecognizable for a moment like DAYUM. AND THEN HE GOES BACK TO DAVID TENNANT!!
The way he seamlessly bounces between accents is wildly impressive
“Bloody ancient bird, then.” 😂😂😂
I adore it, sometimes I listen to it more than once a day!
I'm pretty sure that David tried to imitate (maybe subconsciously) Michael while reading Aziraphale, you can hear Michael's pattern sometimes and I love it, but today I realized that we need this scene read by both David and Michael and Neil would be the narrator
You know there’s an audio book with Michael and David reprising their roles, right? (Though Neil isn’t the narrator)
@@dt5772 No, I didn't know! Where can I find it?
@@every827 First half: ruclips.net/video/A-q8NkEzmis/видео.html
@@dt5772 Thank you
@@dt5772 I'm sorry, do you know where it can be found again? the link won't work anymore 😔
Pratchett was very good at writing drunken dialogue. The beginning of "Guards! Guards!" is a prime example.
Aziraphale being so pedantic over the bird and mountain story gives me LIFE 😂
The way he delivered it was so on point, the pauses, speed, and all that, awesome
Good Omen read by David Tennant is the audio book I didn't know I needed
Unfortunately, there isn't a full audiobook with him as narrator. The full cast one has him performing only the Crowley parts. Frankly, I thought the narrator in that version was quite dull. Another full audiobook is ready by one narrator, and he's pretty good.
@@letolethe3344i felt the same. while the narrator did remind me of god’s voice from the show, it’s not quite the one i wanted to listen to for hours and hours on end. i would have preferred a bit more personality, imagine if we could get neil himself to read it all with cast?
Man I wish the whole scene was in the show... There are so SO many good bits.
Also, David's impression of Michael is at times uncanny.
I'd pay however much just for a full audibook.
I’m fairly sure there is a cast audiobook! I think it’s on audible
@@helizaj2620 Oh, I know, lol, I already have that by now. But I wouldn't mind if David just did one doing all the voices, cuz you know he'd totally just go ALL out xD
@@jcksparrowfan oh awesome, I've been meaning to get it myself. Just wanted to mention it in case you didn't know! But I would also love to hear David read it all hinself, that would be a masterpiece lmao
@@helizaj2620 I actually love that they brought Michael and David in for that audio, cuz now we get to hear them reading all the original lines that didn't make the show.
@@jcksparrowfan I'd LOVE that one so much, if David read the whole book by himself, he'd do all the voices gloriously!
“You know what eternity is? You know what eternity is? I mean DO YOU KNOW WHAT ETERNITY IS?!”
My favorite delivery in this clip, aside from Tennant trying adorably hard to mimic Sheen during Azi’s lines.
I *swear* I’ve heard the Bird and the Mountain story before. From Doctor Who.
@@eskarinakatz7723 yea its an older allegory to picture what a second of eternity looks like
4:25
He must be the _best_ at reading good night stories to his kids. No "do the voice!" needed. Naturally, he will Do The Voice!
Still devastated that this whole entire scene wasn't in the tv series
right 😢
I thought they did part of the scene in the tv series? At least the “My point is… My point is… DOLPHINS!”
@@mstickney6612 Yes, most of it was, but the bit about the bird sharpening it's beak was omitted.
This really is a delightful impression of Sheen lol
Sheen and Tennant are this generations McKellen and Stewart
Yes!
You, my good sir, are Absolutely right
Omg yes!!!!
Couldn’t agree more!
david at 4:40 did the aziraphale voice so well i had to take a double take
8:09 as well
It is the way David makes sure to mimic Michael when quoting Aziraphale - because that is HIS angel, that is his Aziraphale 🥺
When I listened to this bit on the audiobook I was doubled over with laughter.. I was so sorry they didn't put the part about the bird in the show
They sort of did.
Probably didn’t want too many people thinking about a TARDIS.
They did but in the animated intro
How many seconds in eternity?
And the Shepherd's Boy says:
There's this big mountain, see, a mile high, at the end of the universe. And once every thousand years, there's this little bird. And it flies, in a spaceship if you like, all the way to this mountain and sharpens its beak. Sharpens its beak on the mountain. And then it flies back. And after a thousand years, it goes and does it all over again. When the bird has worn the mountain down to nothing, then you still won't have finished watching "the Sound of Music".
You might think that's a hell of a long time. Personally, I think that's a hell of a bird.
I love David Tennant's voice.
Crowley will always be David in my head after his amazing performance in the show.
David Tennant is such a talented actor. The perfect crowley ❤
OK, hear me out... An audio book of Good Omens, read by David and Micheal taking turns between chapters. We get to hear both David's Aziraphale and Micheal's Crowley ❤
I applaud this man and his narrating, especially speaking as Michael's Aziraphale lmao
David needs to do an audiobook of the full book because I could definitely focus reading this and not get carried away if he did.
His impressions of Michael's Aziraphale are eerily spot on 😂
oh his impression of aziraphale is spot on my goodness
I’m reading the book after having watched the whole show up to this point and hearing this read aloud is helping the grieving process of s2ep6
I would have thought Michael Sheen was reading Azirphale's words if I was just listening to this with no context.
David Tennant is simply brilliant.
whoever chose that thumbnail is an absolute genius 😂
The answer to my current broken heart! How did I not know about this!!! And the audio book! Omg I’m so late in the fandom but after watching season 2 I’m so happy to have found this! Thank you!
Welcome to the fandom 😎 We're happy to have you 😇😈
Just joined the fandom last week too. Kinda glad I could watch season two directly after season one.
Welcome to the fandom! Have a good doomsday!
I could listen to that gorgeous voice all damn day...
Also DOLPHINS. 🐬
That's my point.
Big brains the size of... Size of... Damn big brains.
And the whales! Brain city, whales! 🐳
And last but not least...
The KRAKEN. 🐙
Biiiiiiiggg buggerrrr!
The way Michael Sheen says "biig bugger" to describe the kraken in the show has me die
@@soggyfritter Hahhaha me too!
for couple of times, I thought Michael Sheen was really in the room as well, and then I remembered, it was David all along lol
Everytime Crowley says the word ‘point’ take a shot
You’ll be as wasted as these two within a minute
I know theres the cast version of the audio book but holy hell i wish we could just have an entire version voiced by david tennant 🙈
'Bloody great seaweeds' and '......................... That's birds??' are tied for my favourite line, i think.
i love xerophile and cruelly, according to the captions at least.
Where/when was this performed?! It's absolutely brilliant and I want more! DT is so very incredible - the way he crafts the words and brings them to life...Had me in stitches and grinning like an idiot throughout - my face actually hurts now from smiling so much 😂❤
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"M'nangel"
Cannot believe that I didn’t know this existed until 2 minutes ago
I found my ineffably favourite video in the entire internet guys
greatly upset that they cut the whole bird sequence out of the show
This is brilliant!
I wish I could have seen this, live.
I would love it to be a full audiobook
There is a full cast recording with both David and Michael on audible 🎉😊
This is so lovely! I do use the phrase Can I tempt you in everyday talk and no one ever gets it!!
I remember boulliabase being part of the book. Surprised to hear just now it wasn't there
It's "Poly..Poli...bloody big seaweed" in the book and "Boui..boo..fish stew" in the tv show.
Fact is, Neil did very well in changing it to 'Bouillabaise'. If only for their pouting lips when they try to pronounce it 😂
David not trying to sound like Michael when reading Aziraphaels parts 😂😂😂😂 Your doing good. Have a pat on your shoulder.
I want all of this in the show. Everything.
i wish there was a full audiobook in this quality :(((
There is! 😀
There's several versions of the audiobook, the older I think it was a radio drama. But the most recent is the audiobook with all the actor's voices!! ❤
Kinda funny how the first time I heard about the bird thing was from a Doctor two regenerations on from Tennant. Odd coincidence
Me too. Heaven Sent was the title. I think Moffett was a Good Omens fan. He may have used it deliberately.
4:47 there was episod in doctor who(Heaven Sent s9 e11) there was this story about the bird... when the doctor was trapped in the confession dial for 2 billion years and was breaking diamond wall by hand
Idk if the bird thing is a reference to Terry Pratchett's Wee Free Men or if that's a reference to this, but I like it😆🍊
Well, Good Omens is older than Wee Free Men ;)
it's a reference to a brother's grimm story "the shephards boy"
It's an olddd story
How can we get David Tennant a contract for reading the audiobook
a theatrical version with David already exists. Check audible. :)
@@ninino86 oh wow, really?! I will! Thanks!
I Need him to read the entire book
Michael Scott: “Don’t ever for any reason, do anything, to anyone, for any reason, ever, no matter what, no matter where, or who, or who you were with, or, where are you going,or , or where you’ve been, ever, for any reason whatsoever “
Crowley: (um, let me adjusted it) “My point…my…my point is my point is…my point is DOLPHINS”
It remind me of the office 😂, have a good day and remember it’s just one week left.❤🎉
I love this scene in the TV series, mostly because of how, when they force themselves to sober up, they repeatedly work their tongues with disgusted looks on their faces. Ever see a cat that's just been given medicine? That's what they look like. 😝😜😝
Adoro
He does a great aziraphale wow
寿司という単語が分かるだけでこんなにも幸せになれる日が来るとは思わなかった
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Hehe, I could listen to him forever. ❤
If I had a nickel for every time I heard an actor who’d played the Doctor tell the story of The Shephard’s Boy I’d have two nickels.
i NEED the full cast audiobook on audible NOW. (i'm going to ask for it on my bday now which is next month!)
Crowley's story of the bird sharpening its beak is suspiciously reminiscent of the Buddhist way of describing a kalpa, which is a measurement of time. Only in the Buddhist version it is a delicate piece of cloth just touching the mountain.
Perfection. 💕💗❤️
Ill pay for the whole book read by him
In which Crowley and Aziraphale are extremely relatable
Ah, my favourite scene. Paused my reread to read over this scene again. And then watch the equivalent scene in the show, which led me here. And I've listened to this a few more times in the last 2 days. And then read it one more time before continuing on. It's got to the point where I'm hearing Mr Tennant's voice narrating in my head.
There are worse problems to have...
4:17 yeah I'll bet you know his serpent
He sounds so much like michael wtf 😂😂
So GOOOOOD!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So they released the book on Spotify and adding Michael to this scene is a gem
5:33 did I just hear a TARDIS cameo?
Bravo
I'd REALLY like a full audiobook!!!
id give anything to see david as aziraphale
They originally where going to have David as Aziraphale and Michael as crowley it just wouldn't be the same.
@@annieinwonderland they were gonna have michael be crowley and thats it, they only hired david bc michael thought crowley wouldnt suit him therefore opening a chance for anyone else to be crowley, there have never been plans on david being aziraphale, he only came up bc the position for crowley was open.
They're both perfectly casted for their respective roles
Maravilloso
😇😇😇 extra points for reading Aziraphale dialogue like Michael Sheen.....this is absolutely fabulous 😈😈😈
You, David, MUST do an audio reading of this book!
What i need to know is where is this from? Like he read that part only? What about the audience, it was a theatre or what? Like in what context dis he read a 10 min excerpt of Good Omens? Did he read more? Is there video of this? I need to know!
I wished he would read the complete book.
♥️♥️♥️
He has to record the entire book! The Martin Jarvis one just doesn’t work for me
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Does anybody else feel like Crowley is kind of channelling Rincewind in this scene...? 🤔🤔🤔
He'd be an amazing Richwind
I THOUGHT YOU MEANT THE CURRENT 'BOOKSHOP SCENE'
The explanation of the bird and the mountain is the same as the one in series 9 of Doctor Who in the episode "Hell Bent", I'm pretty sure it would've been another Easter Egg
Where/when was this recorded, and can we listen to the whole thing?
I wonder if there's a whole audiobook available narrated by him and I just can't find it.
Where is this frommmm that was so good
Where can o watch it ?