I’ve been obsessed with Good Omens since the Book first hit the selves. Cannot get enough of those two. Terry P is one of my fav authors and then there came Neil. Coralline is one of my favs of his. And of course I also obsessed over Staged. Such a perfect pairing, those two 🥰
Awwww this was so neat hearing your journey w/ Good Omens! & I’m definitely blessed to have it in my life & get to connect w/ you about it & more! S3 is gonna be insane & while it’ll be hard to wait, like you said we need to enjoy the fun part of the anticipation! 🙏
I watched season 1 not long after it aired and loved it, but it was season 2 that hooked me. I, like you, really wanted a happy ever after for these two Ineffable idiots (affectionate) but I really thought right up to the final credits that they were going to get the fairytale ending (comes from watching too many romcoms) after I sat in shock then sobbed and sobbed, I couldn't believe it! I might have posted on Neil's Twitter "Neil, how could you? 😭😭😭" I still cannot watch the final 15 without crying. Neil is an evil, wonderful genius! ❤❤
That’s so relatable, I don’t even know what to say. I actually didn’t watch Good Omens until August or September 2023, but now it’s my whole life. I can’t even watch another show or read anything else than GO Fanfictions or the full cast audiobook on Spotify. And before I watched it I was so sure that I wouldn’t like it. I don’t even know why I like it so much, but I do. And I love the fandom so much😅
I came across GO roughly a year before season 2 came out, and at the time had no idea if there was even going to be a sequel. When I heard about season 2, I got increasingly nervous as the date grew nearer. Like you, I hadn't really been sure if they were meant to be a romantic couple or not. I felt like I was going crazy, unable to decide if I was reading into things too deeply, or not deeply enough. In a way that I had never been affected before, I found myself _needing_ confirmation of their feelings. I had _never_ obsessed over a fictional couple like this. It was bad, and I felt so ridiculous for caring as absurdly much as I did. I got so stressed I started hesitantly (and fearfully) watching interviews to see if I could get a read on the Gaydar for the show. I had only previously seen David and Michael in their more popular roles, and from those roles alone I hadn't particularly learned where they even stood on LGBTQIA+ things, and when I finally started to get that confirmation that they were allies, I actually cried. I had been so worked up and stressed and scared, because I really didn't wanna find out that they maybe weren't comfortable with that sort of thing. I didn't know if it was so much about whether Azi and Crowley were gonna end up together in season 2, or if it had become more about needing to know that my favorite Doctor and TV dad wasn't some homophobe. My stomach had been tied into knots as I watched CZcams clip after CZcams clip of them being interviewed, and then fan-edits of totally queer roles they've each played, and I was so happy and relieved and crying by the end of it. Season 2 was beautiful, and even though it broke my heart (and took me to dark and depressed places that I honestly... just don't even wanna talk about) I'm so grateful for this show, and will appreciate the amazing finale we're gonna get in just a couple of years. It'll fly by, and then I won't want it to be over. I really do hope Neil sticks to his intention of them ending up in a little cottage in the South Downs together (unless he thinks of something somehow even more wonderful/appropriate for them, which I honestly can't fathom), and also that we get proper growth and healing between the two of them. Also, I can't wait for all the crazy twists and fun mysteries, as well as the supposedly "unexpected" returning characters!
I’ve been obsessed with Good Omens since the Book first hit the selves. Cannot get enough of those two. Terry P is one of my fav authors and then there came Neil. Coralline is one of my favs of his. And of course I also obsessed over Staged. Such a perfect pairing, those two 🥰
Awwww this was so neat hearing your journey w/ Good Omens! & I’m definitely blessed to have it in my life & get to connect w/ you about it & more! S3 is gonna be insane & while it’ll be hard to wait, like you said we need to enjoy the fun part of the anticipation! 🙏
It’s amazing how many of us were profoundly moved and inspired/obsessed by this series!! I sure grateful that you were.
I watched season 1 not long after it aired and loved it, but it was season 2 that hooked me. I, like you, really wanted a happy ever after for these two Ineffable idiots (affectionate) but I really thought right up to the final credits that they were going to get the fairytale ending (comes from watching too many romcoms) after I sat in shock then sobbed and sobbed, I couldn't believe it! I might have posted on Neil's Twitter "Neil, how could you? 😭😭😭" I still cannot watch the final 15 without crying. Neil is an evil, wonderful genius! ❤❤
That’s so relatable, I don’t even know what to say. I actually didn’t watch Good Omens until August or September 2023, but now it’s my whole life. I can’t even watch another show or read anything else than GO Fanfictions or the full cast audiobook on Spotify. And before I watched it I was so sure that I wouldn’t like it. I don’t even know why I like it so much, but I do. And I love the fandom so much😅
I came across GO roughly a year before season 2 came out, and at the time had no idea if there was even going to be a sequel. When I heard about season 2, I got increasingly nervous as the date grew nearer. Like you, I hadn't really been sure if they were meant to be a romantic couple or not. I felt like I was going crazy, unable to decide if I was reading into things too deeply, or not deeply enough. In a way that I had never been affected before, I found myself _needing_ confirmation of their feelings. I had _never_ obsessed over a fictional couple like this. It was bad, and I felt so ridiculous for caring as absurdly much as I did. I got so stressed I started hesitantly (and fearfully) watching interviews to see if I could get a read on the Gaydar for the show. I had only previously seen David and Michael in their more popular roles, and from those roles alone I hadn't particularly learned where they even stood on LGBTQIA+ things, and when I finally started to get that confirmation that they were allies, I actually cried. I had been so worked up and stressed and scared, because I really didn't wanna find out that they maybe weren't comfortable with that sort of thing. I didn't know if it was so much about whether Azi and Crowley were gonna end up together in season 2, or if it had become more about needing to know that my favorite Doctor and TV dad wasn't some homophobe. My stomach had been tied into knots as I watched CZcams clip after CZcams clip of them being interviewed, and then fan-edits of totally queer roles they've each played, and I was so happy and relieved and crying by the end of it. Season 2 was beautiful, and even though it broke my heart (and took me to dark and depressed places that I honestly... just don't even wanna talk about) I'm so grateful for this show, and will appreciate the amazing finale we're gonna get in just a couple of years. It'll fly by, and then I won't want it to be over. I really do hope Neil sticks to his intention of them ending up in a little cottage in the South Downs together (unless he thinks of something somehow even more wonderful/appropriate for them, which I honestly can't fathom), and also that we get proper growth and healing between the two of them. Also, I can't wait for all the crazy twists and fun mysteries, as well as the supposedly "unexpected" returning characters!