Divinate Caffeinate

[akajustmerry]

In light of the no.1 trending topic on this site, I'd like to inform youse that Kitty Kendall, one of the survivors who bravely spoke out against Neil Gaiman and accused him of rape in 2025, has said here and here that if you are looking to support her and other survivors, you can make a donation to OurVOICE (the counselling service Kendall herself used) or your local rape crisis centre. If you can't make a donation, you can help to ensure people do not forget what Kendall and other survivors have gone through and continue to go through as they pursue legal action, and that Gaiman has already spent a lot of money in the attempt to sue these women for speaking out.

[kesselshpil]

It was just a bad dream after all

Have you heard about that terrible story in the Good Omens finale? Ugh, I know, right? Scary.

#GoodOmens3 #aziracrow

[arabellatheauthor]

remember in season one when we got the horny wall slam and season two when we got the possessive hand on the thin dark duke and season three when they got annihilated

[nikki-rook]

It's no fun being drunk on your own

[sapierror]

hey so. what the fuck

[fujodotcom]

in 2026 they’re creating kinds of queerbait you never would have dreamed possible. forget bbc sherlock forget hannibal like imagine if two men loved each other kissed got married and spent their lives happily together until they died of old age was still queerbait. sounds impossible right. well it’s possible and something very similar happened to my good friends aziraphale and crowley who would tell you all about it but unfortunately they’re both dead now

[crowlixcx]

[nickydraws]

[winter-seance]

Good Omens | 2.04 The Hitchhiker

[sapierror]

also, I really don't know how to phrase this but to me the finale misses the joke, you know?

it forgets that the christian cosmology was the setting, told through corporate satire, not the villain. even God wasn’t an active tyrant; she was an absent CEO, leaving individual contributors like Aziraphale and Crowley to realize their job descriptions were irrelevant to the company's bottom line anyway, so they coasted by on minimum effort

that corporate satire was what allowed this to be a comedy, a space to tell a beautiful story about choices, humanity, and love. the finale for some reason treats that background seriously, it turns that setting into an omnipotent, dystopian threat, which completely suffocates both the romance and the humor by replacing a petty system you can outwit, outsmart, outmanouver with a bleak, unearned nightmare where "the company controls your every breath, and you can never clock out"

[winter-seance]

Good Omens | 1.02 The Book

[cobbbvanth]

a series of book omens quotes that make me want to bang my head against a wall in light of good omens 3

"I don't see why it matters what is written. Not when it's about people. It can always be crossed out."

people were always the ones with free will, it was only the celestiel beings who thought they had to prescribe to the great plan exactly as it was written. ending everything and starting over from scratch not only fixes something that wasn't broken (humanity) but it also robs all those angels and demons of ever experiencing true freedom like aziraphale and crowley created for themselves. all they get for it is dead.

bonus aziraphale and crowley quotes that make me sad because they didn't get to say a proper goodbye to anyone or anything in s3:

[bluhtack]

All I Ever Wanted

[sighed-the-snake]

This was posted in the Facebook Good Omens group I'm in.

[gaylindasupland]

that’s what i’m saying!!!!1

[cassieoh]

A collection

[classicalcanvas]

Weeping Willow (1919) by Claude Monet

[venustapolis]

Villa, a Fountain by the Lake in the foreground (Ferdinand Knab, 1834 - 1902)