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P.S. joan-daardvark has posted a (so far) three-part discussion of the use of the words "play", "game" and "real" in the Series, Good Omens. (as opposed to the Novel, Script, or 1991 movie-that-wasn't) It shows how carefully that script was written. Part 1 meta Part 2 meta Part 3 meta

Good omens 1st in Paperbacks and Trade editions full detail in the link below. https://locusmag.com/2020/01/locus-bestsellers-january-2020/ PAPERBACKS 1) Good Omens, Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett (Morrow) 26 2 2) Uncompromising Honor, David Weber (Baen) 2 7 3) Fallen, Benedict Jacka (Ace) 1 –...

This from today's i newspaper about his view on his role of playing Gabriel in Good Omens, good article. https://inews.co.uk/culture/television/jon-hamm-interview-neil-gaiman-good-omens-terry-pratchett-1363956

...worse, appears in ancient Egyptian art and, if I recall correctly, also in ancient Sumerian art. It does help to explain why Michael in Good Omens is so judgemental. Although the scales are not shown in the series, they also could link Michael to Famine, whose symbol is the scales used to...

Good Omens musical is still in development: https://www.goodomensthemusical.com/ Being developed by a team in regional NSW, they held a work-in-progress version last year which several of the Sydney fans went to see. I, unfortunately, have not seen or heard any of it, but perhaps we'll hear more...

...among the versions, when I do it's not too hard to type out Novel-x, Script-x, Series-x, and if I ever find a copy of it, Musical-x (the Good Omens musical is a real thing). (I use hyphens because it's extra motion to type the ! that many people online use to specify e.g. Novel!Aziraphale.) I...

The huge online fandom for Good Omens has developed some specialized language. GOmens. Snek (for all things snake-related). Snootch (smootch+snoot). Crossover language: AJ and Zira (for the Series), versus Crow and Azi (for the Novel) --I think I have those right, but I don't think there's a...

Viewing time for Good Omens on the Beeb.:cool::) Terry Pratchett @terryandrob Welcome to the end times or, more specifically, @BBCTwo 9pm Wednesday January 15th #GoodOmens

I had to look up the Ascot tie - it seems to be something from before I was born. Wow; if anything, an Ascot tie is even more formal than his usual bow-tie. As for the BBC screening "Good Omens" - it's about time! :)

The BBC have announced their air dates for Good Omens. Beginning Wednesday January 15th at 9:00 PM, on BBC Two. If they show it on the once a week schedule, as previously announced, and it's every Wednesday, then the schedule is: Jan 15, 22, 29, Feb 5, 12, 19

Hmm... it's been years since I've read "Good Omens", so I can't remember what happened to Hastur. In the film, all we see is Crowley and Hastur (who possessed a mortal's body in the call centre) in the car. As Crowley drives through the fire, Hastur simply screams and screams, so I implied from...

...is for your spirit or soul to be separated from your body when the body has been destroyed. This term is mentioned a few times in Good Omens, and only applies to celestial beings, especially demons and angels. If you have been discorporated, and you are a demon, you have the opportunity to...

...other hand, there's a nice bit when Elvis is - briefly - shown. I was wondering if that would be explained for viewers who'd never read "Good Omens", but it never was. I hope no-one would be confused by that. :confused: Sheen and Tennant are fantastic. Everyone else do a fine job at their...

No reason - just because! :) "The Good Omens Book Song" (to the tune of "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" from "Mary Poppins") Pound diddle diddle diddle Pound diddle aye Pound diddle diddle diddle Pound diddle aye Super fancy illustrated version of Good Omen(s) If you buy Ineffable, you're...

...movie, when a building was blown up and the brothers were standing untouched in the rubble. It also happens in the 1941 segment of the Good Omens series. The only difference is that in Good Omens it is explained by a miracle. (The Blues Brothers movie is essentially a live-action Warner...

I see it as being something that people typically say when they’re trying to contact ‘the other side’, like in seances or using a ouija board. But you could be right.

The Wall was considerably later than 1973. It came out in 1982. As Good Omens came out in 1990, then it could well be the case. I can't speak for Neil, but Terry was more into Thomas Tallis than Floyd (I think).

..."Comfortably Numb". the first words of the song: "Hello, is there anybody in there?" --Pink Floyd, The Wall Is this an annotation for Good Omens, when Aziraphale tries to contact Heaven? In the series at least, Aziraphale says, "Hello, this is the Principality Aziraphale. Is anybody there?"...

Not something I've heard of. I tend to watch DVDs based on people's reactions - it's why I have all the seasons of Agents of Shield and Battlestar Galactica. And I just today got the DVD of Good Omens.

The DVD and BluRay of Good Omens is now available in the UK. The USA has to wait until November 5. It has already reached the best-seller list for DVD/BluRay on this, the first day of release. P.S. Neil Gaiman says you can watch it as often as you like. "Nobody will judge you."