Good Omens

"I've watched this series so many times I have lost count. Season 2... Jump in... I've seen it many times as well now. Micheal Sheen and David Tennant are two of my favorite humans so I adore this. Of course the book is top drawer and I recommend. "

"I think I've seen this before & I'm sure I liked it since Michael Sheen is in it! Too bad it's only streaming on Amazon according to this site. I sub to almost all others with the exception of Amazon. Boo. Lol."

"A series based off the book of the same name as an angel and demon work together to keep the apocalypse from happening, worth watching as the the history between these two figures and their interactions in the past!"

"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ After season 2 I now realize this is another comfort food show for me. Season 1 is great of course but 2 brings the cozy comfort to a new level. The relationship between Aziraphale and Crowley is really just deliciously sweet as they continue their efforts to thwart both heaven and hell without being sent to the respective head offices lol. And omigod the acting by Michael Sheen and David Tennant..so deliriously good. Just incredible tour de force performances! Especially DT’s slithery slick bored apathetic demon with a not so black soul. And you can’t help but fall in love with MS who disappears completely into his adorably steadfast but slightly rebellious angelic role. This show is witty, edgy and dark but also quirky, sweet and whimsical without being cringey in the slightest. My favorite Neil Gaiman adaptation! And at least there’s no eyeball scooping which really ooged me out in The Sandman 👁️🥄😳"

"Good show to binge watch. The beginning and the end are the best parts for action lovers with the middle just building the storyline and characters."

"Quirky and fun, well David Tennant so of course. Possibly better than the book, but both are Brillo. Just watch this."

"season 2 was much more enjoyable than season 1, personally! the first season was weighed down with the baggage that comes from being written in the 1980s by two well-meaning white british men. put into a modern television script, the queer jokes veer a little too far out into homophobia for my taste, and there was a TON of padding (adam screams in the woods for like half an episode). i especially was icked out realizing i was watching gaiman's self-insert character screw a manic-pixie-dream-girl type character who could easily stand in for his ex-wife, palmer. season 2 is more indulgent, but more fun. i ESPECIALLY appreciate crowley's nuanced take on the broken celestial system and the bit on Job. there's still padding (i think they should have trimmed off half of episode 4 and 5 and mooshed them together for better pacing, i thought the zombie bit got old FAST) but since the stakes weren't world-ending, it was far more tolerable. there is a lot of queer! trans rep, sex worker rep, disability rep, yes please and thank you. beelzebub's recasting and outfit update was a major improvement. and i really appreciate the empathetic ending they left it on for the human characters. i know a lot of people will be talking about the ending of season 2, but i have no plans to talk about it here. so i'll leave you all with a relevant quote i think about every day: "

"Loved it!!! Has Doctor Who, meets Hitchhiker's Guide meets Pushing Daisies vibes and I'm here for it. "

"Brilliant series! The actors have amazing chemistry together and the plot and subplot is so interwind! Has mystery too and eccentric! A must watch if you like historical fiction and religious fiction 😀 pg13 I think"

"4.5 | so fun!!! the climax was very poorly done, esp compared to the rest of the series. love the two mc's dynamic and their characters sm. s2 was much more fun "