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I broke Amazon Prime…Part 2

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Never would I ever have thought there’d be a second time of this……but aw sheeit, here we go again. Episode 5′s subtitles on Episode 1 this time.

(Yes the real dangers in the wild)

(Sure, Aziraphale)

Keep reading

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[flightyrainbow]

I have spent a frankly ridiculous amount of time in the last three weeks consuming Good Omens content; why has literally not a single other person pointed this out I am very disappointed with all of you

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My second-favorite Good Omens line. Ad-libbed by Michael McKean.

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[irishamrock]

So it seems I'm still able to hold a pen?

I absolutely love Beelzebub, they dress like I did when I was 16 and they're so small and done and I wish we knew more about them (also I ship Ineffable Bureaucracy sooo much it actually started out as a joke and here I am now).

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Glorious.

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gayh0neybee asked:

Hello, wanted to ask, why did beelzebub have boils(?) on their face when they're in hell, but not when they appeared on earth?(If this is somehow explained in the book, which i haven't finished reading yet, i'm sorry and feel free to ignore the question)

Because Demons, like Angels, look like what they want to look like. And Beelzebub doesn’t want to risk upsetting Adam. So Beelzebub looks more appropriate for Earth. No flies or boils.

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littlemxtwisted asked:

Hey Neil, since Crowley doesn’t “do books” per se, how’d he end up with The Extremely Big Book of Astronomy? Was it, perhaps, a gift or souvenir? 😇⭐️💫

I think Crowley does books. He just doesn’t admit to it in public.

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you-are-a-fishmonger asked:

Hi. As a young LGBT reader, do you have any LGBT characters in books other than in Coraline and sandman? I can't think of any off the top of my head but I'm pretty sure I've forgotten at least one

Well, American Gods has Salim and the Jinn (who were included in the first season of American Gods doing what they did in the book, and thus causing a GLAAD award nomination), Neverwhere has Hunter and Serpentine, and some others who we just haven’t had cause to follow into bed yet, and Death:The Time of Your Life actually got a GLAAD award as best Graphic Novel.

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notcondraws asked:

If you please, I’d like to bring up something I wondered about The Sleeper and the Spindle. Usually a kiss to break the curse is a kiss of true love. Was this implemented, or no? But my true question was the meaning of names. No one said their name as if it was dangerous. Why are we deprived of names? Perhaps I didn’t get the meaning of it? (Thank you!)

I’m pretty sure the “true love’s kiss” bit goes back as far as the Walt Disney Sleeping Beauty. It’s not in Perrault or in the Grimm’s versions…

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bakkajean-blog asked:

Is ‘In The End’ from Fragile Things, one of your short stories that brought up or was invoked by Good Omens?

No, it’s just a piece of Bible fanfiction.

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kittyslashers asked:

what streaming platform is good omens on?

Amazon Prime Video.

In what universe is sending the author a question like that a good use of anyone’s time?

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agentsof0akenshield asked:

Do you think Bowie's button eyes in "Lazarus" and "Blackstar" are a reference to Coraline? Was he aware of your work, to your knowledge? Also, what is your favorite Bowie album?

I don’t know.

Yes, he was aware of me. There’s an interview from the Bowie.net days in which he talked about liking Neverwhere, and thinking I was terrific. I was much too in awe to ever approach him about using it. But I was thrilled.