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laniakea314 · 2 years ago
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This gets me every time. He must’ve been so happy 🥹
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Afterwards it’s like he can’t help using the term, even though he seems careful when he says it.
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Perhaps, after Crowley saved his books he wasn’t so sure if what he felt for him was just friendship.
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But whatever they are, he trusts Crowley completely.
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Even with his life.
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“You said ‘trust me’” “And you did”
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the-ratt-kingg · 2 years ago
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This scene is so scrumptious, I adore angry/annoyed Aziraphale with all my heart
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musicallychaos · 2 years ago
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Just a thought but Crowley is NOT embarrassed by Aziraphale's magic act until AFTER the west end show in 1941. He's genuinely encouraging, with his silly american accent and his literal knee slapping.
Embarrassment is a lot more acceptably demonic than afraid. Afraid that Aziraphale will be lost to him. Embarrassment might stop Aziraphale from doing the act again. It might keep him safe
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piratechnics · 2 years ago
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okay okay i OBSESS DAILY over how the season 1 book rescue moment has that slow zoom in to aziraphale accompanied by that lovely little conclusive musical cue and it's like sealing the deal he saved my books this is me knowing that i am enamoured with him end scene. gentle cadence, cute
and then the absolute balls of david arnold to say hey............... you guys remember the 1941 book scene from last season? okay great lets watch it again but this time im gonna add this haunting modulation thats gonna make you want to claw at your skin cause you won't believe what happens next
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thirteens-pocket-watch · 2 years ago
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Shout out to Aziraphale for representing the autistics who are shit at their special interests <3
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violet-prism-creatively · 2 years ago
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good omens s2 episode reactions: 4
i'm watching season 2 one episode at a time and posting my reactions. e1, e2, e3, e5, e6 (links will be edited in as i post them)
here's episode 4:
once again the main plot takes a backseat to the minisode, but i liked the minisode. i had no idea what to expect with the title "nazi zombie flesheaters," but what do you know, there sure were nazi zombie flesheaters and it made complete sense in context! of course hell would try to get evidence at some point of crowley and aziraphale fraternizing. aziraphale's silly magic tricks save the day. the interactions between aziraphale and crowley are great. we know crowley saving the books in the bombed church is when aziraphale fell in love, and i'd be interested in rewatching the scenes directly afterward to get a better look at his reaction to the realization. 40s crowley is in high spirits, possibly just excited to be on aziraphale's good side again. it's surprising that he's never fired a gun before, but i suppose he's not that kind of demon. the moment when he's staring down the barrel of a gun at aziraphale is wonderfully tense, both because we don't know whether he'll hit aziraphale and because he probably feels some turmoil over it. the miracle blocker is a useful device that i'm sure we'll see a lot of in fanfiction. 
shax implies that the perception of crowley and aziraphale was as a couple. hell may be evil, but at least they're not queerphobic. 
i see where the plot with the shop owners' association meeting is going: aziraphale will try to get maggie and nina together at it, and the forces of hell will find the bookshop conveniently open. why doesn't aziraphale warn crowley about shax's threat?!??! 
still a lot of mysteries that don't have an answer in sight. who wiped gabriel's memory (g-d? satan?), what was supposed to be in the box, and what terrible event was it supposed to prevent? why that pub in edinburgh and why the song everyday? my parents seem sure that some chekov's guns from the minisodes will come back and explain things, but i'm not sure that will be the case. i would love if that happened, but i think the minisodes are just fun backstory, so i'm not getting my hopes up.
my overall rating: 8.5/10. the main plot is building towards something, though frustratingly little progress has been made on the mysteries. i liked this minisode a lot! 
✅ discussion in the replies and reblogs - yes please!
❌ spoilers for the rest of s2 - no!
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jollyempathpersonllama · 2 years ago
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Probably not the thought of anyone watching GO2 but i want a spin off with those three nazi zombies.
Imagine the potential
"three nazi zombies in britain"
[theme song playing (in the tune of docter doofensshmirtz)]
Now that's a title that will make money!
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53rdcenturyhero · 2 years ago
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The system is broken maintain the façade
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GOOD OMENS 2.03 • “I Know Where I’m Going”
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53rdcenturyhero · 1 year ago
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gayward-son · 2 years ago
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GO Season 2 Episode 4 Thoughts
Spoliers under the cut!
Pretty good, pretty fun times all around. This episode felt like a quick break in the middle for some breathing room before the end of the season, which I think is good to have before it all goes pear-shaped.
Seeing Aziraphale and his magic act was great, and the mini plotline in this episode was fun and showed even more of how Aziraphale realized he was in love with Crowley at this time. It also filled in more of the gaps of how Crowley and Aziraphale's relationship deepened and developed, with also showing how real their fear of being discovered was. Loved the zombie gags and seeing more of Shax's character. I really love how calculative but also utterly evil she is, she's really raising the stakes with her want to take Crowley down for her own gain.
Miracle-blockers are an interesting development to mention. Honestly, you'd think the angels and demons would use them more (the moment they caught Crowley and Aziraphale in the last episode of season one comes to mind). I also wonder if they'll come up again in the season, as they feel like very plot-helper objects. Hmmmm
And gah, poor Nina. With only two episodes left, I really don't know what it will take to get her out of that toxic relationship and in a much better one with Maggie
We seem to be in territory now that I really cant predict much more about how the plot will develop. In the trailer, Crowley ends up in heaven, which I assume will be some plot to try and stop whatever 'war' Aziraphale mentions in the trailer, though i can't imagine that that plan will go smoothly at all. It's exciting how much I don't know! While the first season made pretty clear the trajectory of events to occur, this season is almost as mysterious as the mystery itself. Though I do hope the pieces fall together at least somewhat in the end.
A side note that I can't help but mention: Shax saying she thought Crowley and Aziraphale were "an item" (?!) It really makes me wonder/hope that there's going to be more explicit confirmation of their love for one another. I know people have mixed opinions on the topic, but with all the ways that Crowley and Aziraphale show that they share more in common with humans than angels and demons, I don't think the idea that "they aren't human so they can't love like humans" really holds up. Aziraphale isn't supposed to like food and lie to his fellow angels, and Crowley isn't supposed to enjoy cars and rescue others from harm's way, but they both do anyways. I don't think falling in love would be out of the question as a thing they are able to do (as long as either one of them can finally admit their feelings after 6000+ years of pining). Anyway, rant aside, I can't wait for episodes 5 & 6! Honestly sad about how it will be over soon, but I'm excited to finally be able to see other posts about the season and hopefully there will be a season 3!
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bastardsallofyou · 2 years ago
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THE CANDLELIT DINNER OHHH
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thirteens-pocket-watch · 2 years ago
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@mx-anthony-janthony-crowley
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Crowley in 1941
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postsofbabel · 5 months ago
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My favorite thing about Aziraphale is that he doesn't just love doing things he's good at, but also things he's REALLY bad at.
Like yeah he likes reading and scaring away customers and being nice to people
But he also loves close up magic and speaking French and being a detective
I wish more people were that willing to just be publicly terrible at things just because they're fun. Everyone would be happier
Sidenote the way Crowley looks on when he's being terrible at things is AMAZING he's so in love
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