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βwhat a heartbreaking mess but also masterpiece of a scene in every way!!β
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βPredictably, "the message" is shoved in your face in episode one and doesn't go away. Alternative lifestyles/sexuality, feminism, diversity, blah blah blah. When it gets round to the actual story its a timid and muted affair, that's at times hysterical in a bad way and in my view, wholly unfunny.β
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βwhat a heartbreaking mess but also masterpiece of a scene in every way!!β
LauraTheSullβ² 1about 75β100% inread it β
βThe way Crowley says, "Aziraphale!" when he first sees him again is absolutely heartbreaking/warming. I love this scene so much.β
MisterScruffyPooβ² 36read it β
βLove this scene!!! One of my favorites that I replay over and over. My favorite moment is when Crowley is rambling drunkenly about he didn't even want to be a demon and ended up diving into a pool of boiling sulfur. Which I'll be doing a fan art of one day, him rising as a new demon from the sulfurβ
disappointedrasberryβ² 7read it β
βNow that I think about it, it was pretty much like that because apparently it was obvious for everyone else, lol, we were just dumb haha. It's good though, we both moved away and grew up to be very different, and as far as I know, we both met people we are happy with :-) But it's interesting how GO brought forth this long lost memory! I love this show!β
kunigunβ² 6read it β
βPredictably, "the message" is shoved in your face in episode one and doesn't go away. Alternative lifestyles/sexuality, feminism, diversity, blah blah blah. When it gets round to the actual story its a timid and muted affair, that's at times hysterical in a bad way and in my view, wholly unfunny.β
MovieGuysabout 0β15% inread it β
β**SEASON ONE REVIEW:** <i>!only watched two episodes!</i> Not for me. I'm evidently in the minority, but I found this a disappointing watch; even after only two episodes. First off, it's nothing to do with the (amusing) religion outcry about <em>'Good Omens'</em>. If anything, I applaud them for having fun with it. However, I found everything about it from a television show perspective a chore to sit through. I like Michael Sheen and David Tennant as actors, especially the former, but neiβ
r96skread it β
βI loved the book, so much so that in college I was the dork that knew what classical composers the demon attributed to which rock songs. I thought it was one of the most hilarious books I ever read. And it has been a while since I picked it up again, but I don't remember the book being pretentious. Yet the show feels pretentious, the humor isn't really fun, it isn't a hysterical satire that works on multiple levels...it's kind of just snooty. The book felt like it was made for everyone,β
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