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piinkhiilighter asked:

Hello Mr. Gaiman!

I was wondering, in the book, Crowley says to Aziraphale that he would really enjoy the sound of music but in the tv show he says he'd be forced to listen to it for eternity, is there any reason for that change?

Thank you and I hope you have a lovely rest of your day

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There is no change. Crowley in the book is also describing an Eternity of watching the Sound of Music. When he says “You’ll enjoy it. You won’t have a choice,” he is not talking about it being a really good and pleasant way for Aziraphale to spend the rest of eternity.

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For the record. I was in my late teens or early twenties when I discovered that my dad had been put on the guest list for this, the last Bowie and...
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AUDIENCE AT THE DAVID BOWIE’S LAST ZIGGY STARDUST SHOW, 1973. PHOTOGRAPHER UNKNOWN

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For the record. I was in my late teens or early twenties when I discovered that my dad had been put on the guest list for this, the last Bowie and the Spiders show. And didn’t do anything with this like take his Bowie obsessed 12 year old son to the gig because it was a school night.

I was so amazed I wasn’t even upset. I’m still not. Wistful sometimes. But my rule as a dad has always been to take my children to things that only come along once, and not ever tell them no because it was a school night.

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idragonspyro asked:

Hi Neil!

Weirdly specific….question? Comment? Idk.

Recently I was given the opportunity to visit my friend’s church and ask his pastor questions about certain things our friend had told us - many of my friends are atheists and were not raised heavily Christian, and I myself am Jewish. A lot of our questions to our friend tend towards things like what beliefs are ACTUALLY held abortion, queer rights, etc, but one extra question I was about the dinosaurs - specifically their seeming non-presence in the Garden of Eden.

I had asked this question to my rabbi, whose response ran along the lines of Genesis being a lot more metaphorical than a factual account (don’t know how common this is even among other Jewish theories, but I found it interesting), so I wanted to see how the pastor’s response differed.

And. I gotta say. Was not expecting the answer “when God created the world he created in such a way as to appear entirely complete” - basically, God created the world with fossils already in it.

Which, of course, made me think about “fossils are just a joke that the scientists haven’t managed to figure out yet.”

So, Mr. Gaiman, I guess my question is - did you know this was a real thing people believed, or was it accidental?

I’d read enough creationist literature to know that that was definitely a real point of view, yes. (I’ve not yet encountered any Jewish Rabbis or theologians, of even the most Orthodox or literal bent, who think that the “First Day” “Second Day” etc of the bible were actually 24 hours long, but I have no doubt there are some out there.)

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licorneatelier asked:

Hi Neil! I have two questions. First, if season 3 doesn't happen, will you still tell us how the story ends? Just for some closure? And second, is there a possibility of you publishing the script book for season 2 (after it airs, of course)?

I won’t tell you, no.

I might write a book, if there’s no chance of Season 3 ever happening.

And I don’t know. It depends on time. Right now, we are just trying to get it made.

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