niceprophecies
Snake.
He is ever so brilliant, Mr Tennant is.
bethtothefuture
Using “k” as a response has the same passive aggressive tone as using it in Morse code, “-.-”.
halles-comet
That scene in Much Ado where Catherine Tate has an equal parts giggly/furious panic attack in a church about how much she loves Benedick is why she’s the best Beatrice of the modern age
cacti-lord
Hey! If anyone’s interested I put these on RedBubble. I’ll hopefully be adding more flags in the future! Happy Pride!
robynmas
Crowley & Aziraphale Try Roleplaying
Crowley: I’ve been a very bad boy.
Aziraphale: How bad?
Crowley: …
Crowley: I don’t…..How much time do we have?
loveofafangirl
singersargent
i want to thank all the good omens fanwriters for who take advantage of their immortality to stick queer history easter eggs into fic/headcanons. so far this week i have seen refs to david and johnathan and ruth and naomi and i am beside myself. thank you.
npdclaraoswald
spockandawe
I’d like to have this all in one place, with a nice convenient post to add things to later, if I find them. But for the moment! I’ve seen the NYCC interview from Michael Sheen and David Tennant where they say outright that they played their characters as though they love each other.
Michael: “I decided early on that Aziraphale just loves Crowley. And that’s difficult for him because they’re on opposite sides and he doesn’t agree with him on stuff. But it does really help as an actor to go, my objective in this scene is to not show you how much I love you. And just gaze longingly at you.”
David: “But then Crowley absolutely loves Aziraphale. He hates that he loves him. It’s really annoying for him.”
Michael: “There is a sort of wonderful love story. I think a lot of the fans of the book like that when they think about the characters, there’s an interesting love story going on. It’s never explicit, but it’s there.”
But also! I got my copy of the tv companion book today, and found this extra tidbit from Douglas Mackinnon (transcript follows):
“[…] but clearly it’s about their relationship, and some would say their love affair. I know Michael Sheen is a hundred percent sure that Aziraphale falls in love with Crowley,” Douglas offers, “and that moment occurs when the bomb drops on the church.”
And I’ve got a few gifs to just really drive home what the look was in Aziraphale’s eyes during that scene (with a link to the post with the full gifset I sourced these from). And remember, Michael Sheen said he was trying to gaze longingly without showing Crowley how much Aziraphale loves him. And this is him watching as Crowley walks away from him in the destroyed church (so, crowley can’t see him watching like this). Right after he jumped in and protected not just Aziraphale, but also–without being prompted in any way–protected the rare books that Aziraphale cared deeply about. This, we are told, is the big emotional point of no return.
That’s love, babey
heimurinn
Listen I don’t know if I want a Good Omens season 2 but part of me does just to see Heaven and Hell’s reaction to learning about the gay ass switcheroo, cause like, they’d have to find out.
How long would it take? Crowley himself said, “Yeah they’ll leave us alone…for awhile.” Do they keep their distance from them out of pure fear for like a month (a year? a decade? when you’re literally immortal “awhile” is hard to measure) until some new earthly agent spots them walking arm and arm out of the Ritz which makes Heaven and Hell start to put two and two together and the next morning Aziraphale and Crowley wake up to find Beelzebub and Gabriel standing at the foot of their bed staring at them with an expression that just says “BITCH”
fishyfishyfishtimes
