good-omens-fanart
darkstrangerx
captainthembo
i love animals that look like theyre full of lava
op i need an example
babies. all baybies
bee-squared-official
vulcannic
“Mirror, Mirror” is iconic for many reasons but I think the most iconic part of the episode is when Kirk and Scotty are having a worried conversation like “oh no what could our dopplegangers be doing to our Enterprise” and then it immediately cuts to evil Kirk being easily dragged screaming into a cell by two security guards
sofacrawler
the-art-student-in-221c
I love crowley but he was drinking his dumb bitch juice about the whole holy water thing. he goes into a church for probably the first time in his life in 1941, sees and comments on how the h water it’s just out unguarded, considers it an outlier, and decides a few decades later to plan an elaborate scheme so he can steal some………bby boy………
crowley, 1941: I can just Walk? into this church? there’s no GUARDS? None ?? where are the holy men protecting the holy water !? it’s ALL alone in EMPTY churches that are NOT locked?
crowley, 1970: the only way to get holy water is to have a very detailed plan w at least four people involved & it is all very complex
Listen he did that elaborate nonsense just to get Aziraphale’s attention, that’s why he met w those people in Soho of all places
crowley, yelling into a megaphone: I’m about to do something VERY stupid. I’ve been given no other option than to rob a CHURCH. it would be an absolute shame if someone, anyone, perhaps an ANGEL were to stop me
aziraphale: crowley what the fuck
crowley: good you’re here let’s go for a drive
aziraphale: you go too fast for me crowley
drpathetique
folatefangirl
just saw a drug ad that included the disclaimer “may cause bone loss” and I’m fuckin cackling. not “bone density loss” just whole ass “bone loss”, like some incompetent dipshit wizard tried to heal your broken arm but doesn’t know what the fuck he’s doing. y'all want some bone destroying juice
neil-gaiman
relucant asked:
dear neil, about a decade ago a friend of mine casually mentioned he'd never read a book for fun; I shoved my battered copy of Neverwhere into his hands. to my mild surprise, he did read it it and liked it, but I didn't think much more of it. recently (thanks to GO) he sent me a msg to say that your book was genuinely what made him into A Reader, & wants his new child to be too. was neat to hear just as the messenger & wanted to pass along.
I’m so ridiculously glad to hear it.
neil-gaiman
thisusernameisunique asked:
Good day, good sir. I was wondering if you knew if the composer of the Good Omens soundtrack used The Ants Go Marching melody during the Ark scene when we see the animals walking two by two.
David G Arnold, the composer, at director Douglas Mackinnon’s suggestion.
fishyfishyfishtimes
