i don't feel so tickety-boo

18+ 🏳️‍🌈 good omens main • anti go3 • twin peaks • star trek • ofmd • doctor who

[klikandtuna]

Crowley: “I wish for my miracling powers back.”

God: “Okey dokey, done.”

Crowley: “Miracle time, angel, let’s fucking go.”

Aziraphale: “Miracle?”

Crowley: “Together. No holding back.”

A: (catching on) “Oh, yes! We can channel remarkable power together!”

(They hold hands)

God: (suddenly regretting this) “Wait what”

A: “Thank you both for your services, but they’re no longer required. Cheerio.”

C: (huge toothy grin) “Wasn’t nice knowing you. At all.”

(They move their free hands, just as God and Satan are both lunging toward them; screen flashes white, holds there)

And instead of the human AU, we use that time to have Crowley and Aziraphale strolling through that blankness together, discussing the parameters of rekindled existence without Heaven and Hell. They decide to allow their fellow angels and demons to be resurrected as shepherds, guiding human souls to redemption after death.

Closing scene is cozy domesticity in the bookshop, maybe a brief consult with Dagon and Uriel about a specific human soul, A and C give them sage advice to guide the soul toward an epiphany of empathy and compassion. They look out the window together at a restored Whickber Street, arms around each other’s waists, A rests his head on C’s shoulder, long pan back, ROLL CREDITS

VAVOOM, SORTED, LOVE FUCKING WINS YOU UNBELIEVABLE TOSSERS

[klikandtuna]

WHEN SOMETHING PRECIOUS IS BROKEN, YOU DON’T THROW IT AWAY — YOU PUT IN THE TIME AND THE CARE AND THE WORK TO FIX IT.

(Brian taught us this, in Season 1.)

A REPLACEMENT, HOWEVER CUTE, IS NOT THE SAME AND IS NEVER ENOUGH. IT. DOESN’T COUNT.

(Job and Sitis taught us this, in Season 2.)

The world was broken…the world they loved so much. And instead of fixing it, they threw it away for the sake of a new world of replacements. A world they themselves couldn’t even participate in. Doppelgängers are not originals — a cute human AU doesn’t count as a happy ending.

They died. And they didn’t even save the world doing it.

I will never be okay. 💔

[thegoodomensdumpster]

accept this silly self indulgent book aziraphale and crowley kiss comic

[fellshish]

good omens 3 is as if they made a non book based season 3 of heated rivalry where shane and ilya had a big fight, talked through some of it but not all, barely touched each other, then died to save hockey

[fellshish]

it’s ok though. cut to fifty years later where two lookalikes meet. sean and rozza. sean is from holland. rozza says i’m half russian do u want a tuna sandwich. they hold hands in a cottage. they quote a line from all the things she said at each other. someone tweets it was always supposed to end this way

[tartan-tart]

when i first saw this image... i knew what i had to do

[libelelle]

Stop Mischaracterizing My Character Or I Will Kill You

[hey-must-be-a-devilbetween-us]

@crowleysgirl56

I think the difference here is Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss openly mocked the fans that shipped Sherlock and Watson, whereas NG insidiously inserted himself into the fandom space and played along with the shipping. Encouraged it. Half confirmed it sometimes. And then actually made them kiss. Sherlock and Watson never crossed that line, so there was nothing to resolve. And also, they were together in the end, still running off solving crime.

i 'm go nna go bers erk

[depraveddame]

At the end of the day, aside from the endless plot holes and nonsensical narrative that is literally canon non-compliant with s1 and s2, this ending does not and will not work for me on many personal levels, including this one:

I am the wrong person to talk to when it comes to erasure and replacements and how shiny new unblemished things are a clean slate and therefore better. My apartment is filled to the brim with old things. I am helplessly attached to that which is broken and battered and resistant in spite of the trials they’ve been put through. I treasure every chip and crack that marks the antique porcelain and vintage ceramic I rescue from flea markets and I adore the crumbling gilt gesso frames I pluck from the trash. I am not put off by mirrors that have begun to lose their silvering and I still think leather bound books are a treasure even as their spines splinter and unravel under the pressure of a long life. I honor the craftsmanship that cannot be replicated today and that has been forgotten or shoved to the side as unnecessary and frivolous. I save things at my job every day, works on paper in such bad condition after being exposed to the elements and that which is life that they’re financially meaningless but mean everything to those who love them in spite of their damage.

Restoration and healing is a worthy pursuit and is never hopeless. Sentiment should not be punished. Memory should be honored. What we go through cannot be erased, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible to heal and keep living. It doesn’t mean it’s not always worth it to try. I will always choose kintsugi over a factory replacement.

[hey-must-be-a-devilbetween-us]

I am so verklempt that my exhausted late night heartbroken post became such loving and supportive hug box, all the replies and tags...it makes my eyes so misty, my heart so warm.

I love you Good Omens fandom, and I want to reassure you, from the bottom of my heart, that you are not stupid or melodramatic or ungrateful or weak for feeling the way that you do, the betrayal and anger and disappointment are real and yours to feel and don't let anyone try to convince you otherwise. And I so sincerely implore you, you have to let yourself grieve this, it is vitally necessary that you don't try and just shake this off and move on too fast. You have to let yourself grieve because that is the only way back to love, and I say that as someone who so desperately doesn't want to lose this fandom, but also as someone who can't stand the suffering I'm witnessing and want to ease it if even a little bit, if I can. It's so cosmically and painfully ironic but Good Omens was already very closely connected to grief for me, so I feel compelled to make this point as clearly as I can -

You can have Good Omens back, it is possible, I know this to be true.

It won't ever be the same, sometimes when you think about it or when you rewatch the series or read the book again, it will ache, almost too much to bear. Often even years later, you will be stopped in your tracks, maybe it will be a song on the overhead at the grocery store, maybe it will be a bouquet of red and white carnations, a lady with glasses and flowing skirts, two friends debating Jane Austen at the cafe, a boy and his little dog on the street, the sounds of birds in the trees in the morning. It will hit you so hard, regardless of how you feel about the canon, because we saw them die, we saw the world we cherished be annihilated with no fight, and the loss with take your breath away.

But if there is one thing I've learned about grief, is that death doesn't end love, forgetting does, and tragedy doesn't define a life, the way it touched other lives does. As time goes on - as distance heals - you will think about Good Omens, you will watch it and read it, you will make art and write fiction, you will remember the way it made you feel and it wont hurt, you will smile, it will bring you joy and soon that joy will come more often then the hurt. I'm still not there yet, I'm still in the thick of it, and I felt guilty for moment there, thinking it was an insult to my Mothers memory that this grief felt so much like the grief when I lost her. But then, I thought of what she would say if she were here, how she would have completely understood why this hurt me as much as it has, the absolute brilliant media buff that she was. She is the one who taught me how important stories are, how to analyzing media, she raised me to be unabashedly passionate about the stories that I loved because they're important, they're how we discover ourselves and each other, how it has the power to change your heart and your perspective, how it has the power to heal, and she would say that the way Good Omens healed me after she passed was proof of that. I thought of how my Mom would tell me to not accept this, to rebel, how she would be the biggest supporter of my fix-it project, the biggest supporter of all of us creating our own happy endings. I thought of her, it felt for a moment like she was here and it didn't hurt, it made me smile.

That's how I know, we'll make it back to 'Our World.'

I love you all, here's to us, give them heaven, give them hell, give them eden, give them earth, but don't you dare give it up.

[tsilvy]

friendly reminder that aziraphale made crowley smile in rome when he realized he was in a foul mood

that he blushed when he described crowley as a wily adversary (keeps me on my toes)

that he smiled when he realized the bentley was back without a scratch after having blown up

that he refused crowley a suicide pill

that he kept an eye on crowley for 26 years after 1941, then sought him out and gave him the holy water so that he didn't have to get it himself. but i can't have you risking your life. not even for something dangerous. if we must quote it then at least let's quote it right.

that he went to hell for crowley and made sure they wouldn't bother him anymore

that he only ever cared about crowley not being destroyed

that no way aziraphale didn't check on crowley in three years

friendly reminder that aziraphale would never give up crowley without a fight, not even if crowley asked

[nickydraws]

[pollen]

happy Barely Keeping It Together Wednesday to all who celebrate

[ezra-didntreallyfall]

Good Omens fandom come here we're having a long, much needed group crying and cuddling session

[cowboyspones]

women were not banging out spirk fanfiction in the 60s for you to be AI generating your fic

[sizzlingsandwichperfection-blog]

there's literally nothing more radical in 2026 than believing that humanity can become good news for each other and the only world we'll ever share.

[asurrogateblog]

I can see people’s auras but I don’t believe in that stuff so I just ignore it

[illiteracyspaghetti]

[mwagneto]

still laughing at crowley saying aziraphale only calls him when something good happens or when something bad happens or when nothing happens. like congrats man that's all the things