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hasturlavista asked:

hi Neil, just wanted to say a huge thank you for Good Omens. me and my dad have been out of touch ever since i was born, probably. but he saw me rewatching the show and got really curious so we watched the entire thing together.. and by that we started to reconnect, and he seems to become more kind towards me! we actually bond together by talking about the show and me explaining everything to him and sharing curious facts and details from the book. this was a surprise, but a very pleasant one. ♡

That’s wonderful to hear. I hope it continues.

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orangesodafrog asked:

My moms both read Good Omens when the book first came out, and now with the release of the tv show I read it and am now watching with my moms. I would just like to thank you for giving my moms and I something we can all bond over and enjoy together. It is truly rare that we find something that we all enjoy, especially as fiercely as we all love Good Omens! Thank you for creating such a masterpiece!!

That’s marvellous. I always thought of Good Omens as a “family” show, although I hesitate to use that word, because “family” tends to be a codeword for inoffensive, and it’s not that.

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I lost it laughing at that scene where Aziraphale was panicking about the guard and was like ‘Crowley, you have to handle this, I’m the GOOD one, I can’t just MURDER a person!’ because, up to that point, Aziraphale was literally always the first person to suggest murder lmao

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Aziraphale: I’m a GOOD person, I can’t just kill the antichrist

Crowley: I mean I was just gonna say we raise him to not be the antichrist

Aziraphale: oh shit that works too 

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Aziraphale: I have a plan

Crowley: We’re not killing anyone

Aziraphale: I no longer have a plan

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#good omens     #it’s a pity they cut the scene where crowley says “if we’re discovered at least your side has heavenly mercy”     #and aziraphale says “do you remember gamorrah. do you remember what it was like after.”     #(plus the tenor of the “guns lend weight to a moral argument” conversation is completely different)     #for whatever reason I am passionately in love with the fact that book!aziraphale’s defense of humanity isn’t….actually about them     #when he and crowley stand there on the tarmac as satan threatens to dig himself up from hell he turns to crowley and basically says     #“we’ve been messing about with people for so long; we owe them this”     #it is atonement     #when you’ve been treating people like checkers on a cosmic board you have to make up for it you owe them for it     #and that’s the sort of shit I love     (via notbecauseofvictories)

yesssss that was quite missing from the show aziraphale's character developement in the book is just so important to me not that i don't like what is going on in the series but it's just a different character dealing with different issues good omens
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when aziraphale says “he keeps me on my toes” to indicate that crowley is a worthy adversary but Mr. Sheen’s line delivery is like a corporate gay at his company retreat when the lady who heads accounting says “isn’t that your husband trying to pile 50 marshmallows on top of a single cracker at the s’mores station?” and aziraphale without turning around to where she’s pointing says “oh that’s most certainly him” in the softest voice and the accounting lady says “awww you two are so cute” and aziraphale turns around to watch just as crowley drops 50 marshamallows while the crowd around him whoops/cheers/laughs and then notices aziraphale watching him and gives him a big wave/smile and then aziraphale turns back around to accounting lady to say “he keeps me on my toes”

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Not saying we’re the next Abbott and Costello, buuuuut:


**Listening to my 7yo’s new album, the first he’s ever picked out himself from the record store**

Me: “What is the name of this song?”

7yo: “I wish you wouldn’t say that.”

Me: “Why? Can you just tell me the name of this song?”

7yo: “I wish you wouldn’t say that!”

Me: “Why is this bothering you so much!?! Can’t you just tell me the name of the song!?!”

7yo: “I WISH YOU WOULDN’T SAY THAT!!”

**holds up the CD case, points to track 4 and its title, ‘I wish you wouldn’t say that’**

Me: “Ah. Okay. Right.”

**WE BOTH DIE OF LAUGHTER**