About the third baby, I seem to remember that in the book it was something like that: "Let's imagine he was adopted by a middle-class family, and lived a completely normal and mediocre life. Yes let's imagine this". And at the end of the book, the kid actually has a cameo and the author is like "Told you so."
The third boy likely ends up being a character the kids know (it's heavily implied that he's Greasy Johnson, bully and head of the rival village gang - The Johnsonites - who then goes on to channel his bullying more positively into playing American football and raising prize winning tropical fish - totally dropped from the show, narration at the birth aside).
Also! The kid apparently goes to the same school as the Them, i can’t remember the exact quote but he’s someone that pepper beats up or something (if I can find it I’ll edit this)
Show ends on romantic song describing exactly what Az and Crowly are doing, down to the nightingale singing in the park. Aaron: I just love their friendship.
"And there never was an apple, in Adam's opinion, that wasn't worth the trouble you got into for eating it" That line always gets me whether I'm reading the book or watching the series.
Imagine Astur's fright when he saw that "Crowley" was invulnerable to holy water. From his point of view, he almost got sprayed with holy water when he thought it was just normal water in pshitt because he saw a drop fall on Crowley without hurting him.
Aziraphale gave the first humans fire, but he also gave them the worlds first weapon. And in the end it ends up in Wars hands. So Crowley gives them knowledge and Aziraphale gives them the possibility of war...so their worries about whether they both did the wrong thing is actually very on point ;) Madame Tracy does "entertain" men a few days of the week (eventhough her knees are not what they were ;) ), and does Medium-ship on other days ;) The soldier ends up at his family's house in America. Adam has a bit of his powers left, but they fade over the summer if I remember correctly. :)
All I can say now is you should read the book. It's a very easy read and trust me, it won't bother you at all you already know the plot. Terry Pratchett's style is basically a string of jokes and it was impossible to put them all in the show (the narrator's part was already bordering on excessive) but they're gold. Also, in the book, there was more reason behind everything; in the show, the same events sometimes make a little less sense. And you'll get all the answers :) The third child was actually very important, even though he never appears in person, we also know what happened to the soldier.
Fun fact: they recently released a short video (audio with random pics) wherein a phone call happens between Arizaphale and Crowley while in COVID quarantine... It's legit voiced by Tennant and Sheen and is great.
It was sung here by Tori Amos. She and Gaiman have been friends and collaborators for years. She mentions him in some of her songs, and she was his inspiration for the character Delerium.
@@seantodd8875 Ah I didn't know about that, thank you! It does feel very special with the way it concludes the entire series, RIP Terry, what a legend 🥂
Where Aziraphale sent the soldier and what happened to Baby B are both elaborated on in the book. Conversely, Adam dealing with Satan gets LESS detail; it's implied as having the same outcome, but for TV it absolutely needed to be Shown, not just Implied. The trials are new content (after the bit in the park where Death shows up one last time) and one of my favorite new additions, alongside episode 3's cold open/'let's stop the plot for half and hour to talk about how in love Crowley and Aziraphale are.' Because of the swap, this episode has IMMENSE rewatch value - there are so many little tells, even before they get out of the trials and basically stop trying to keep up the charade. We were blessed with masters of their craft (this includes Miranda Richardson's acting-for-two stint). 'Tickety-boo' was similarly the point I started asking questions, though in hindsight, Crowley NOT DRIVING HIS CAR is a big giveaway.
@@KnightsaysNi Aziraphale doesn't really smile after seeing "his" bookstore is restored and Crowley has a big smile (and the tartan collar) when he sees "his" car.
I love how Death doesn't give a fuck at all at the events and just goes back to business as usual. I am not even sure, whether he knew what was gonna happen and just played his part.
Funny bit of trivia, there is a children's book based on him called The Highway Rat, and an animated film in which the Highway Rat is played by David Tennant. Also, David Tennant did a special quarantine reading of The Highway Rat.
Neil Gaiman and Tori Amos have been friends for a very long time and have referenced each other's work many times in the past. Not only does she sing the Nightingale song here but the line, "I believe in peace, Bitch" is a lyric from her song, "The Waitress."
The SIDRAT was a limited type of TARDIS used by the villain the War Chief in the classic 2nd Doctor adventure THE WAR GAMES, which was the 2nd Doctor's final TV story. It was also the first time we saw Gallifrey on-screen, the first time the Doctor's people were called "Time Lords," and the first time we learned he had stolen his time ship and that his people had laws against interfering with "lesser" races.
I think with maybe 2 more episodes it could have been something truly great rather than just very good. But I will say this, they knew EXACTLY what to prioritize. We got maximum Aziraphale/Crowley content while keeping an enjoyable main story with the time and budget given.
I like at the end that Adam put crowley and Azariphale right next to each other after they come down from the clouds, everyone wants them together including the offspring of the devil.
Man it was a good series. Some jokes here and there from the book weren't adapted, but it still was pretty good. But it feels like it would've been even better with some of those (like the third baby and where did the soldier went - felt like rushed production). Still great charachter interaction, good enough story and an overall good show
@@abs.11.11 there was a joke when they did baby swapping, how horrible and short would be the third baby's life. Something along the lines of "maybe he was tortured and stuff, I mean they were satanic nuns after all, but if it's more comfortable for you, you can think that the baby was adopted and even raised by the loving family". And well, more torwards the end of the book it is said that he actually was adopted and lived a great life
Aziraphele sent the soldier, called Thomas A. Diezenburger home to the US. The third baby, actually the Dowling baby is Greasy Johnson discreetly adopted in Tadfield, mentioned in the book as the leader of the only other gang in Tadfield. A huge and oversized child often the target of bullying and with a rather impressive collection of tropical fish. According to the book. If you watch episode one carefully, you can see that the baby that other nun takes away from Mrs Young was the baby she thought was the antichrist child and so she gave him to Mrs Dowling, taking her real child away and having him adopted.
Just binged this season reaction - and every question you have remaining, is answered in the book, the show was SUCH a faithful adaptation of the events of the book, but the classic Terry Pratchett footnotes, don't translate as well to screen. The only book omission I think could have been left in, was Death at the trivia machine - stops playing when asked what year did Elvis die "I NEVER LAID A HAND ON HIM"
The one thing that really gets lost in translation from book to TV is a vague metaphorical nature of what's happening with the kids and the demons at the end. In writing, it feels much more nuance, as if it may not actually be happening, but we know on some level it is. You question if what we are reading is partly in the mind of Adam, or perhaps out of reality. But on TV, our eyes need to visualize the writing, and in turn, it feels super cheesy. It's not meant to be so clear... and unfortunately I think it really hurt the ending. Everything else aside from the final battle though, did a really good job of staying true to the book.
Loved your reactions to GO series! Would be amazing if you could do also a reaction to season 2! It’s worth your time if you liked mostly DT and MS together. Season 2 they put most the focus on those two. Really good!
Well, this was fun. I warned you about Dick Turpin. BTW, the third baby is fine. He wins prizes for his tropical fish. It's in the book. We might have the set-up for another season, "Our lot and your lot together against them." Me, I'd settle for Crowley and Aziraphale throughout history. I do miss the other four horsemen, but C&A's backstory was worth the swap. Remember, choofe your faces wisely.
In the book God gives a hypothetical life for the 3rd baby including that he was adopted by a family in Tadfield and that he could win prizes for his tropical fish. Later in the book there is a second gang of kids led by a boy who is interested in tropical fish.
It's interesting to hear you discussing aspects of the storyline, such as questions of the fates of certain characters. In fact a lot of them were covered in the book (which I first read years ago, not long after it first came out) I really recommend reading it, if only to compare the original story as set out by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman to the TV series - the show is astonishingly faithful to the original.
may i suggest Russian Doll for the next miniseries reaction? it's 8 episodes long, netflix original, came out january 2019 and i think there is a quite a bit for you to dissect and talk about! cheers, good reaction
I really enjoyed your reactions do this series overall! I would recommend that you go give the book a read, because it really is brilliant, and it answers most of the questions that you asked after the episode ended that were left unresolved, and really is as fantastic and hilarious as everyone says. As for a suggestion for another show, it's definitely not as short as this one, but I for one (and I know of many others) would be ecstatic were you to react to BBC's Merlin.
Loved the video you guys are underated. I just binged watched the entire d&d series cant wait to see more of it once shane gets back. Keep up the good work everyone.
Crowley's collar on his coat also has a tartan pattern, but it has been red the rest of the show. Also, it is Crowley buying the popsicles and Aziraphale circling him, which is opposite from the rest of the show. In regards to the baby, in the book, there is a rival 'gang' to Adam and the Them, and it is confirmed that he was the third baby. But they took out the second gang, so they just sort of didn't confirm it. As for the soldier, in the book, Aziraphale had no idea where he sent him, but it turns out, he just sent him back home. Literally to his childhood house in America.
There is a short show from Paul Feig called Other Space. It's only 8 episodes and in a half-hour format. It aired on Yahoo's streaming service back around the time that one season of Community did, so it didn't get much visibility and didn't do very well, but I enjoy it and the episodes are still floating around the internet and free to watch. I doubt it would ever win a poll since it's not well known, but I've been putting it out there so at least other people might spot it and check it out. It has Karan Soni, Milana Vayntrub, Joel Hodgson, Trace Beaulieu (writer and Dr. Forrester on MST3K), and one of the Francos.
These are the best reactions to GO I’ve seen and I’m hoping you’ll react to season 2! It’s basically just a character study of both Aziraphale and Crowley (including multiple amazing flashbacks) with the general plot being not that interesting. And there should be a season 3 in a few years if it gets approved.
Suggestion for you, having watched Good Omens and with Christmas coming, you could try "The Hogfather" also by Sir Terry Pratchett from his discworld books.
Check out Terry Pretchett's any other mini series. 3 of his Discworld novels have been turned into a 2 or part mini series and they are really good especially Going Postal
Sidrat was the name of the imitation Tardises the renegade Time Lord called the War Chief gave to the aliens in the last 2nd Doctor story The War Games.
Actually Neil Gaiman said he and Pratchett had already planned a sequel and so a second season *is* possible because there is a story for it, but that it's not confirmed or something that is already in plans. But hasn't been discarded either.
@@remmytherat actually no, gaiman said he didn't want to continue the series because of Pratchetts death since he wouldn't be developing it so no more :(
Not gonna lie, reading the book there were moments where I was wondering "Is God going to smite me for enjoying this?" And almost invariably, a minute later, I was laughing out loud.
You guys should watch Preacher! It's based off of a comic book series and intertwines with religion in a crazy weird epic way! I think you guys would love it and have a lot to analyze!
Still wondering if actually none of them knew/ realized the fact that Aziraphale and Crowley are not friends… well not just friends. It’s been actual agony watching y’all REALIZE NOTHING (especially the guy who read the dang book WHERE THEY ARE GAY AS FUCK) anyway I loved rewatching
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love that adam basically said "fuck off you didn't pay your child support" and the world was saved
About the third baby, I seem to remember that in the book it was something like that: "Let's imagine he was adopted by a middle-class family, and lived a completely normal and mediocre life. Yes let's imagine this". And at the end of the book, the kid actually has a cameo and the author is like "Told you so."
They said they same thing in the episode with the babies
The third boy likely ends up being a character the kids know (it's heavily implied that he's Greasy Johnson, bully and head of the rival village gang - The Johnsonites - who then goes on to channel his bullying more positively into playing American football and raising prize winning tropical fish - totally dropped from the show, narration at the birth aside).
I am so glad i found this comment cause when I thought about the kid, and then remembered the fire… Well you can finish the rest.
Also! The kid apparently goes to the same school as the Them, i can’t remember the exact quote but he’s someone that pepper beats up or something (if I can find it I’ll edit this)
Aziraphale: Do something or I'll never talk to you again.
Crowley: stops time.
Me: That's love.
Show ends on romantic song describing exactly what Az and Crowly are doing, down to the nightingale singing in the park.
Aaron: I just love their friendship.
Its killing me
Yes…… friendship
And what exactly is wrong with that?
There are different kinds of love, you know.
@@Lemon_squee same 🤣🤣
@@Tahkaullus01there definitely is 😁
"And there never was an apple, in Adam's opinion, that wasn't worth the trouble you got into for eating it" That line always gets me whether I'm reading the book or watching the series.
"No hay pecado por el que no valga la pena morder una manzana" Yep, i love it too
Imagine Astur's fright when he saw that "Crowley" was invulnerable to holy water. From his point of view, he almost got sprayed with holy water when he thought it was just normal water in pshitt because he saw a drop fall on Crowley without hurting him.
Aziraphale gave the first humans fire, but he also gave them the worlds first weapon. And in the end it ends up in Wars hands. So Crowley gives them knowledge and Aziraphale gives them the possibility of war...so their worries about whether they both did the wrong thing is actually very on point ;)
Madame Tracy does "entertain" men a few days of the week (eventhough her knees are not what they were ;) ), and does Medium-ship on other days ;)
The soldier ends up at his family's house in America.
Adam has a bit of his powers left, but they fade over the summer if I remember correctly.
:)
*You? You're my rebellious son?* - ACTUAL SATAN
NOW YOU KNOW HOW IT FEELS, LUCI!!!!
Neil Gainham said to Tennant imagine you have just seen the Tardis explode. 🤣
Douglas Mackinnon, the director said that.
@@sallyatticum really? do you have a video when he told that?
@@avocadothecat I believe it is on the DVD commentary. I think he might have tweeted it, too. I will do a search.
Yes, it's on twitter @drmuig. He said: "My directing note to David was, imagine it is the Tardis blowing up. He just said, "Got it."
Douglas Mackinnon is a big Doctor Who nerd.
They did a short little Good Omens quarantine special you guys should check out.
I didny even know. Until you mention it, just watched it and OMG. XP
@@Nikki-rx8ri Link??
@@marconatrix ruclips.net/video/quSXoj8Kob0/видео.html
@@Nikki-rx8ri Thank you!
Thank you, just finished watching the show yesterday and it was cool listening to them again :D
All I can say now is you should read the book. It's a very easy read and trust me, it won't bother you at all you already know the plot. Terry Pratchett's style is basically a string of jokes and it was impossible to put them all in the show (the narrator's part was already bordering on excessive) but they're gold. Also, in the book, there was more reason behind everything; in the show, the same events sometimes make a little less sense. And you'll get all the answers :) The third child was actually very important, even though he never appears in person, we also know what happened to the soldier.
Season 2 is ready to be watched, hoping you'll be interested!
I'm still waiting for them to watch it! ❤
Fun fact: they recently released a short video (audio with random pics) wherein a phone call happens between Arizaphale and Crowley while in COVID quarantine... It's legit voiced by Tennant and Sheen and is great.
that was so funny
The lyrics of A Nightingale Sang in Berkely Square get me everytime 🥺
It was sung here by Tori Amos. She and Gaiman have been friends and collaborators for years. She mentions him in some of her songs, and she was his inspiration for the character Delerium.
@@seantodd8875 Ah I didn't know about that, thank you! It does feel very special with the way it concludes the entire series, RIP Terry, what a legend 🥂
There were angels dining at the Ritz
Where Aziraphale sent the soldier and what happened to Baby B are both elaborated on in the book. Conversely, Adam dealing with Satan gets LESS detail; it's implied as having the same outcome, but for TV it absolutely needed to be Shown, not just Implied.
The trials are new content (after the bit in the park where Death shows up one last time) and one of my favorite new additions, alongside episode 3's cold open/'let's stop the plot for half and hour to talk about how in love Crowley and Aziraphale are.' Because of the swap, this episode has IMMENSE rewatch value - there are so many little tells, even before they get out of the trials and basically stop trying to keep up the charade. We were blessed with masters of their craft (this includes Miranda Richardson's acting-for-two stint). 'Tickety-boo' was similarly the point I started asking questions, though in hindsight, Crowley NOT DRIVING HIS CAR is a big giveaway.
I adore the little inclusion of FREAKING TARTAN on the collar of "Crowley's" suit jacket.
@@KnightsaysNi Aziraphale doesn't really smile after seeing "his" bookstore is restored and Crowley has a big smile (and the tartan collar) when he sees "his" car.
That was a really fun show and i agree with all their points, the characters were the best part and the story was just ok
I love how Death doesn't give a fuck at all at the events and just goes back to business as usual. I am not even sure, whether he knew what was gonna happen and just played his part.
Holy flip, I just realised Benedict Cumberbatch voiced Satan! Now that’s pretty epic!
Dick Turpin is a famous historical highwayman!
Funny bit of trivia, there is a children's book based on him called The Highway Rat, and an animated film in which the Highway Rat is played by David Tennant. Also, David Tennant did a special quarantine reading of The Highway Rat.
if you want a short mini-series to watch after this, than id go with "Over The Garden Wall"
Neil Gaiman and Tori Amos have been friends for a very long time and have referenced each other's work many times in the past. Not only does she sing the Nightingale song here but the line, "I believe in peace, Bitch" is a lyric from her song, "The Waitress."
I just want a spin off of Aziraphale and Crowley
You should watch Good Omens then...
The SIDRAT was a limited type of TARDIS used by the villain the War Chief in the classic 2nd Doctor adventure THE WAR GAMES, which was the 2nd Doctor's final TV story. It was also the first time we saw Gallifrey on-screen, the first time the Doctor's people were called "Time Lords," and the first time we learned he had stolen his time ship and that his people had laws against interfering with "lesser" races.
I’m glad someone else explained this. ☺️
Broadchurch! Wonderful tv show
17:55
You got the season two AND it is the adventures of Aziraphale and Crowley! Please react to it!!!!
I think with maybe 2 more episodes it could have been something truly great rather than just very good. But I will say this, they knew EXACTLY what to prioritize. We got maximum Aziraphale/Crowley content while keeping an enjoyable main story with the time and budget given.
Series 2 is coming out later this year (2023)
@@melindamullen6335 ik!! I can't wait
I like at the end that Adam put crowley and Azariphale right next to each other after they come down from the clouds, everyone wants them together including the offspring of the devil.
Only six episodes but they're so rich in every way and packed with stuff that you can watch them over and over without getting bored :-)
Ahhh if your favorite bits were az and crowley interacting I think you’ll like season 2 ! It gets really down to earth with them/their day to day life
need the season 2 reaction!!!
You all need to do season 2!!
Man it was a good series. Some jokes here and there from the book weren't adapted, but it still was pretty good. But it feels like it would've been even better with some of those (like the third baby and where did the soldier went - felt like rushed production). Still great charachter interaction, good enough story and an overall good show
Yeah I read online that the soldier was sent to the place he wanted to go most which was home with his family I think. Really nice detail
@@sanddry738 yeah. I think the show was good, but those small details are what made the book great.
Валера Дзасежев where did the third baby go???
@@abs.11.11 there was a joke when they did baby swapping, how horrible and short would be the third baby's life. Something along the lines of "maybe he was tortured and stuff, I mean they were satanic nuns after all, but if it's more comfortable for you, you can think that the baby was adopted and even raised by the loving family".
And well, more torwards the end of the book it is said that he actually was adopted and lived a great life
Валера Дзасежев Aw good!!
Aziraphele sent the soldier, called Thomas A. Diezenburger home to the US. The third baby, actually the Dowling baby is Greasy Johnson discreetly adopted in Tadfield, mentioned in the book as the leader of the only other gang in Tadfield. A huge and oversized child often the target of bullying and with a rather impressive collection of tropical fish. According to the book. If you watch episode one carefully, you can see that the baby that other nun takes away from Mrs Young was the baby she thought was the antichrist child and so she gave him to Mrs Dowling, taking her real child away and having him adopted.
Just binged this season reaction - and every question you have remaining, is answered in the book, the show was SUCH a faithful adaptation of the events of the book, but the classic Terry Pratchett footnotes, don't translate as well to screen. The only book omission I think could have been left in, was Death at the trivia machine - stops playing when asked what year did Elvis die "I NEVER LAID A HAND ON HIM"
The one thing that really gets lost in translation from book to TV is a vague metaphorical nature of what's happening with the kids and the demons at the end. In writing, it feels much more nuance, as if it may not actually be happening, but we know on some level it is. You question if what we are reading is partly in the mind of Adam, or perhaps out of reality.
But on TV, our eyes need to visualize the writing, and in turn, it feels super cheesy. It's not meant to be so clear... and unfortunately I think it really hurt the ending. Everything else aside from the final battle though, did a really good job of staying true to the book.
Soooo…when will you be reacting to season 2 of Good Omens?
SEASON 2, SEASON 2!! 🙏
SEASON 2 REACTION WHEN???😊
I still laugh thinking about the nipples line
To the World 🥂
Loved your reactions to GO series! Would be amazing if you could do also a reaction to season 2! It’s worth your time if you liked mostly DT and MS together. Season 2 they put most the focus on those two. Really good!
What a sincerely sweet, fun and quirky show! I loved that you guys enjoyed it thanks for these reactions
Hope you do season 2! That's pretty much all Aziraphael and Crowley
Short show suggestion "Years and years" a look at the future through the very bleak lense of what's happening right now.
Yes! They have to react to Years and Years!
if it helps, we can say that the show was written by Russel T Davies, of Dr Who fame.
Another short series suggestion: "Maniac" starring Jonah Hill and Emma Stone on Netflix. Super crazy and mind bending.
Suggested reaction: What We do in the Shadows
that whole scene is SO, SO underrated and so underanalysed
Season 2, please!
Season 2 is coming!!
12:35 Yeah, “friendship” that’s what that was. Lol. They’re married.
"Ineffable Husbands" ❤️
Are you guys ready for season 2? Filming starts in Scotland on October 18!
I liked 'The end of the f***cking world' which with 2 short seasons is pretty short.
Michael Sheen was on an episode of Doctor Who. It was during Matt Smith's time but yeah, he was the giant planet that ate Tardises. House
Can you guys do the season 2 reaction, please! (especially the ending.)
Well, this was fun. I warned you about Dick Turpin. BTW, the third baby is fine. He wins prizes for his tropical fish. It's in the book. We might have the set-up for another season, "Our lot and your lot together against them." Me, I'd settle for Crowley and Aziraphale throughout history. I do miss the other four horsemen, but C&A's backstory was worth the swap. Remember, choofe your faces wisely.
Hey! Relying to your comment to remind you that season two should be coming out in the summer of this year
"friendship"
In the book God gives a hypothetical life for the 3rd baby including that he was adopted by a family in Tadfield and that he could win prizes for his tropical fish. Later in the book there is a second gang of kids led by a boy who is interested in tropical fish.
Do season 2, please!
It's interesting to hear you discussing aspects of the storyline, such as questions of the fates of certain characters. In fact a lot of them were covered in the book (which I first read years ago, not long after it first came out)
I really recommend reading it, if only to compare the original story as set out by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman to the TV series - the show is astonishingly faithful to the original.
may i suggest Russian Doll for the next miniseries reaction? it's 8 episodes long, netflix original, came out january 2019 and i think there is a quite a bit for you to dissect and talk about! cheers, good reaction
Yes, please. Russian Doll is an amazing short series
Will y'all be reacting to season 2 in the future?
I really enjoyed your reactions do this series overall! I would recommend that you go give the book a read, because it really is brilliant, and it answers most of the questions that you asked after the episode ended that were left unresolved, and really is as fantastic and hilarious as everyone says. As for a suggestion for another show, it's definitely not as short as this one, but I for one (and I know of many others) would be ecstatic were you to react to BBC's Merlin.
wait didn't lucifer or satan rebel against god so now he knows what god felt when he rebel
It's not explicitly stated in the show, but Death is the fallen angel Azrael.
Loved the video you guys are underated. I just binged watched the entire d&d series cant wait to see more of it once shane gets back. Keep up the good work everyone.
Crowley's collar on his coat also has a tartan pattern, but it has been red the rest of the show. Also, it is Crowley buying the popsicles and Aziraphale circling him, which is opposite from the rest of the show.
In regards to the baby, in the book, there is a rival 'gang' to Adam and the Them, and it is confirmed that he was the third baby. But they took out the second gang, so they just sort of didn't confirm it.
As for the soldier, in the book, Aziraphale had no idea where he sent him, but it turns out, he just sent him back home. Literally to his childhood house in America.
This is the most adorable love story
When God ships it
A season 2 reaction would be amazing but I don't want to get my hopes up 🥲
literally😭
There is a short show from Paul Feig called Other Space. It's only 8 episodes and in a half-hour format. It aired on Yahoo's streaming service back around the time that one season of Community did, so it didn't get much visibility and didn't do very well, but I enjoy it and the episodes are still floating around the internet and free to watch.
I doubt it would ever win a poll since it's not well known, but I've been putting it out there so at least other people might spot it and check it out. It has Karan Soni, Milana Vayntrub, Joel Hodgson, Trace Beaulieu (writer and Dr. Forrester on MST3K), and one of the Francos.
Short Show: FLCL also known as Fooly Cooly
It kinda make sense for Aziraphel's flaming sword to become the symbol of war given that it was the first weapon ever wielded by mankind.
These are the best reactions to GO I’ve seen and I’m hoping you’ll react to season 2! It’s basically just a character study of both Aziraphale and Crowley (including multiple amazing flashbacks) with the general plot being not that interesting. And there should be a season 3 in a few years if it gets approved.
Suggestion for you, having watched Good Omens and with Christmas coming, you could try "The Hogfather" also by Sir Terry Pratchett from his discworld books.
Check out Terry Pretchett's any other mini series. 3 of his Discworld novels have been turned into a 2 or part mini series and they are really good especially Going Postal
Ah, I love Going Postal! Both the novel and the series.
Sidrat was the name of the imitation Tardises the renegade Time Lord called the War Chief gave to the aliens in the last 2nd Doctor story The War Games.
Sadly the story is over, no more seasons
It's a mini-series... of 1 book, not really expecting or meant to have more.
Actually Neil Gaiman said he and Pratchett had already planned a sequel and so a second season *is* possible because there is a story for it, but that it's not confirmed or something that is already in plans. But hasn't been discarded either.
@@remmytherat actually no, gaiman said he didn't want to continue the series because of Pratchetts death since he wouldn't be developing it so no more :(
NOT ANYMORE!
season 2 is wrapping up filming and neil has not said no to a potential season 3... I love that we get more content
I AM HAVING A MOMENT HERE !!!😂
They don't really exist; they're just nightmares.
I absolutely love that end song.
How about react to Inside No.9? Would blow your mind!
Living with Yourself (Paul Rudd series) was really good and it is only 8 episodes. I think it can lead to good discussions
I would love it if you guys did "The Plot Against America" on HBO. It's only six episodes.
Satan was voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch
season 2 season 2!!!
Think maybe they should doo altered carbon?
Not gonna lie, reading the book there were moments where I was wondering "Is God going to smite me for enjoying this?" And almost invariably, a minute later, I was laughing out loud.
are you guys going to react to season 2?
In the book the 3rd baby was adopted and was the leader of the gang of kids that were the rivals of Adam's gang of friends
Time to watch Terra Nova
, boys
Plz watch season 2
Also before that a quick reaction to good omen's lockdown 😊
I hope in season 2 we see more of Warlock and the 3rd baby reuniting with their real parents and Adam and Warlock become brothers
3rd baby is the leader of the "thems" rival gang.
He has won competitions with is tropical fish.
maybe not short but Ozark is something definitely worth reacting to
You guys should watch Preacher! It's based off of a comic book series and intertwines with religion in a crazy weird epic way! I think you guys would love it and have a lot to analyze!
Friendship, so true now 🤣
You have to read the book to find out what happend to the third baby. ;) he is a side character in the book.
Are you guys doing season two?
Still wondering if actually none of them knew/ realized the fact that Aziraphale and Crowley are not friends… well not just friends. It’s been actual agony watching y’all REALIZE NOTHING (especially the guy who read the dang book WHERE THEY ARE GAY AS FUCK) anyway I loved rewatching
They did a very short quarantine special for good omens that's be great for you to react to