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Adam opened his mouth and screamed. It was a sound that a merely mortal throat should not have been able to utter; it wound out of the quarry, mingled with the storm, caused the clouds to curdle into new and unpleasant shapes.

It went on and on.

It resounded around the universe, which is a good deal smaller that physicists would believe. It rattled the celestial spheres.

It spoke of loss, and it did not stop for a very long time.

And then it did.

- Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, Good Omens

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A quick look at Anathema (and a glance at Agnes Nutter on the way).

Several people have written to me politely or not so politely asking how it can be possible for Anathema to be the direct descendant (the great-great-great-great-great-great-great granddaughter) of someone from Lancashire, England, if she is played as a Puerto Rican raised in Malibu.

I have not replied. I worry that these people have not entirely grasped how humans a) reproduce and b) travel.

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“- [p. 42] “The message had come during Cheers, one of Crowley’s favourite television programmes. Woody the barman had […]” In the American edition of Good Omens, this scene was changed to refer to the series The Golden Girls and the character Rose. (The effect remains the same). Nobody knows the reason for this change, since both are American sitcoms anyway. Speaking personally, I think Crowley is definitely a Cheers person, and would not have liked The Golden Girls at all.”

— The Annotated Pratchett File v9.0 - Good Omens

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The Golden Girls are much more an Aziraphale thing

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