#gos2e6

[wickedlittlet0wn]

there are two wolves inside me

[wolviestars]

since azzy has a halo does that mean crowley has horns and tail somewhere or

[ranpos-autism]

This scene:

[tang5325]

This is the last episode🥹

[mametupa]

Crowley's Hail Mary

[martydaxnger]

oh so we ALL were traumatized by the good omens season 2 finale so brutally that it catapulted us back into our doctor who phases, huh?

[oldbookshop]

Work with me! We can be together. Angels. Doing good. I– I need you.

「 Who We Are / Unreal Unearth / Hozier 」

[son-of-crows-and-rats]

Hey is anyone else thinking about how Aziraphale didn't say "Well, obviously you said no to Hell, they're the bad guys." but "Well, obviously you said no to Hell, you're the bad guys." while saying Crowley should be an angel again? Ultimately he still has faith in the system that horribly traumatized Crowley and he's (unintentionally) saying there's still something wrong with him

[absolutebozo]

Archangel Gabriel in Season 2 Episode 6:

Gabriel: Objection!... Nuh uh.

Micheal: ... The fuck you mean, "Nuh uh?!"

[and-fishing-equipment]

the fact that this

a scene that should technically be tense and threatening but of course isn't, because of the inherent gentle nature of their relationship, parallels so heavily with this scene

that SHOULD have been a gentle, tender moment, but instead is so desperate and scared. fucking hell.

[smoxensweetpea]

I finally re-watched the end of Good Omens season 2 episode 6. In the intervening week+ since this episode destroyed me I’ve read all the theories, first as a coping mechanism and then just having fun with what everyone was finding.

I don’t have a big, unique, in-depth theory. All I can share is what I see now that I am not as clouded by emotion, which isn’t difficult as I was sobbing the first time I watched it and still cried this time. Here we go:

It feels like Aziraphale is lying.

He stumbles so many times at the beginning of what he’s saying to Crowley, like he’s still trying to come up with the story or how to tell it without the parts he doesn’t want to share or to get his desired result.

He almost backs out.

After the kiss when the Metatron is asking if he’s ready to go Azi keeps looking to his right, out the window to where the Bentley is parked and where we see Crowley standing next to it in the next scene.

And Azi almost takes back his acceptance. He goes “I think I…” and then he looks, back to where Crowley is, and he struggles to put on a fake smile and he goes.

Those are not the actions of a man-shaped being who is drugged or brainwashed.

Those are the actions of a man-shaped being who is breaking his own heart to protect someone.

I don’t know what really happened in the conversation between Aziraphale and the Metatron but there was a threat made against Crowley. And the face we see him making in the elevator? When he goes from absolute heartbreak to what looks almost sinister? That’s the face of an angel who has been pushed too far. He is determined. And I hope with all of my heart that we see som BAMF!Aziraphale in season 3.

[wickedlittlet0wn]

everyone saying “ineffable bureaucracy cringe” “why would two old bureaucrats sing to each other in front of their coworkers” guys they’re in the honeymoon phase leave them alone

[wolviestars]

CROWLEY KISSES AZIRAPHALE IN THE SKY

[goodomens-girlie]

the good omens fandom rn: “oh no Crowley and Aziraphale aren’t talking in season 3”

we all watched the same finale right?

[alexdnn-art]

I’ve finally finished my frame for the EVERY frame project (by @dotswithbrainrot) !!

This was so exciting, it was my first time working with so many other artists and everyone in this project is incredibly creative, i’m glad i’ve managed to join, i can’t wait to see the results in the finished video 🫢

this is the process for my frame (flashing video warning):

edit:

THE ANIMATION IS FINISHED!!

here’s the website where you can find all the frames🙏

[mametupa]