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My favorite type of man: an evil British guy with no hips, slim legs, and the look of someone who gets beaten up behind a garage
colour me pleasantly surprised whenever I see David Tennant and Alex Turner in the same post
So I watched the entire Good Omens finale again, because some people said it helped them see more positive things in it⌠Unfortunately, it had the opposite effect on me. I ended up noticing even more things that bothered me.
What upset me the most was that Aziraphale and Crowley didnât really feel like themselves anymore. And I was honestly disappointed that they barely talked about what happened at the end of Season 2. But what probably bothered me the most was the way Aziraphale treated Crowley through most of the episode.
I'm probably going to upset some of Aziraphale's fans now. But I'm a fan of his too, and I just need to get this off my chest.
To me, it really felt like he only came back to Earth because he needed Crowleyâs help. Sure, you could say Muriel telling him Crowley looked lost was part of why he went to see him. But if he truly came out of concern, then why did he show so little warmth?
Crowley is literally lying devastated on the dirty street in front of him, and Aziraphaleâs reaction almost feels more annoyed than worried:
âLook, I know you're upset with me. But I'm willing to overlook that. If you're expecting me to do the âI was wrongâ dance, then I'm afraid you'll be waiting rather a long time.â
Is that really how you talk to the person you love when theyâre clearly at rock bottom? đ
And then he immediately tries to pretend he came there to help Crowley, only for Crowley to point out that he obviously only came back because of Jesus⌠which Aziraphale never actually denies.
Even saving the Bentley ends up feeling more practical than emotional, because again it comes across like he only does it because he needs Crowleyâs help. Of course we know he cares about both Crowley and the Bentley, but why make him act so emotionally distant after all the time they spent apart? Would it really have hurt him to just say he missed Crowley?
And then this conversation happens: A: âBut a deal's a deal.â C: âRight, let's get this over with. So, where is Jesus?â A: âI don't know.â C: âYou don't know?â A: âWell, no. Otherwise I wouldn't need to find him, would I? And I wouldn't need you ââ C: âWouldn't need me. Right. Nice. Gotcha.â
Ouch. Poor Crowley đ˘
And in the end, all we really get is a pretty weak apology, followed by Aziraphale basically pushing Crowley to say he forgives him, even though he clearly isnât okay yet. It felt less like a real reconciliation and more like Aziraphale wanting everything to feel fixed again without really acknowledging how badly he hurt him.
I honestly enjoyed Mrs Sandwich calling him out on it. At the same time, though, it was painful to watch. And Aziraphaleâs only defense is that he loves their street? Apparently he can say that about everything except the person whoâs supposed to be the love of his life.
And I do understand that Aziraphale has his own trauma and issues. Heâs been through a lot and genuinely wanted to do the right thing. But after all that time apart, their reunion still shouldâve felt more emotional than this.
The entire episode made it feel like Crowley desperately missed Aziraphale, while Aziraphale barely seemed to miss Crowley at all. Meanwhile Crowley spent the whole time drinking, grieving, and protecting the bookshop because it was the only thing he had left. And no, Iâm not saying thatâs healthy either. Crowley shouldnât completely lose himself without Aziraphale. But maybe Aziraphale couldâve been more honest about his feelings instead of constantly taking Crowley for granted. Because yes, we know he loves Crowley. But why did they show us so little of it?
Yes, we got some real emotion at the very end, but it came a bit too late, and once again, it wasn't in the form of them actually talking to each other and expressing how they really felt about all the issues from the past.
Thatâs really my biggest problem with the writing. Their relationship deserved better. In previous seasons, I could rewatch the same scenes over and over and still love almost every moment between them. I could watch them endlessly. But here, aside from the final scene in the bookshop at the end of the universe, I honestly donât even want to rewatch most of their scenes together, because they just leave such a bitter feeling behind. Almost every interaction between them is built around tension or emotional distance. It just feels like something important is missing.
And honestly, after everything that happens in the episode, itâs not even surprising that Crowley eventually accepts the complete erasure of their existence so easily. That thought really hurts, but through most of the finale he just looks emotionally exhausted, like he has nothing left in him for another heartbreak or another fight. Sorry for the rant. Itâs just genuinely painful to watch Crowley suffer like that.
And Iâm not happy about being this frustrated with Aziraphale either, because I usually adore him. I really wish I didnât feel this way. The finale couldâve been so much better. Even with only 90 minutes, I think it still couldâve worked. It just needed more warmth, and more moments that actually felt believable for these characters. If that had been there, maybe the ending itself wouldâve been easier to accept. Maybe I couldâve at least kept some happier feelings about it⌠since our heroes didnât get to keep theirs.
Esp during the conversation, like the issue of Aziraphale only going back to earth is to seek help from Crowley was brought up to the both of them but it literally js flew Aziraphales head? Then it was never brought up again, like I know Crowley forgave Aziraphale in the end but I really wished that they talked about this more rather than having a short conversation in the car :(
Finally realized my type
Just compare tranquility base hotel and casino Alex Turner to that one picture of Crowley dining at the Ritz lmao
if nothing else at least I have Crowley crawling around like a slut on the street lmao
Please you can't convince me he wasn't offered money AT LEAST ONCE to perform some lustful services for strangers sauntering about Soho
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Anybody ever wondered what Crowley could've possibly done with his miracles to finally get his access cut off?
Like if that was possible, then why not cut off his miracles after he got kicked out of his apartment by Shax lmao. I'd like to imagine he spent a boatloadâA FLOODLOAD amount of miracles on alcohol and money after Aziraphale left because he was absolutely heartbroken and decided the only thing worthwhile was to drink, sober up, and drink once more.
Afterwards Hell started panicking and finally severed Crowley's miracles-bank-account LOL
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" We don't need heaven we don't need hell, they're toxic. "
Is the statement which I'd like to believe that Aziraphale thought of in that moment , knowing that for the sake of hummanity's continuation he had to come to the conclusion he came to. And the fact that he understood Crowley so well that this decision was made. Concluding eons of ineffability just like that. ( Oh but it still continues )
not finished yet but every single scene is soooo rushed it actually hurts đ you can tell the first 20 minutes were supposed to be two whole ass episodes god imagine if they didnât get nuked to this film
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I agree so much! Here's my take on what I wanted to happen as I watched the film
Episode 1 -> Aziraphale and Crowley have a deeper conversation and agree to help each other ( Manymany references to past episodes and flashbacks ) + Jesus having fun on earth with Harry the Fish.
Episode 2 -> Muriel's adventure to find clues about the book of life, + flashback to Michael scenes so it's shown that Micael has been underappreciated. ( Gabriel is a dick )
Episode 3 -> Sandalphon's Murder I guess ( And the Metatron.. I guess ) + flashbackflashbacks (More of Crowley sulking after Aziraphale left because David Tennant was doing a super good job at showing how pathetic Crowley was)
Episode 4 -> A scene where Michael crashes out ( fuming mad, goes badshit insane, ) + Hell, Hastur screentime because he's very cute and I kinda miss him.
Episode 5 -> Jesus Pizza scene, Michael confrontation
Episode 6 -> The ending scene was beautiful. (We were robbed of a Beelzebub x Gabriel scene Anathema x Newt and Nina x Maggie scene )
" Aziracrow didn't kiss!!! The ending is trash GO3 is dead to me!!!" -some fans
Hannibal NBC fans ever since The Wrath of the Lamb :
is it devastating that they didn't get their ideal happy ending???? yes. it kills me that they weren't able to actually BE together and stay with the rest of humanity. But they would've chosen humanity in every single time line. They've made it a point that they care deeply for humanity, and actually giving them a chance is all they've ever wanted. Besides each other, of course. So as much as it crumbles me, that's always how it was gonna go.
And at least we know they would find each other in every universe. Our Aziraphale and Crowley might be gone, but even as different beings, they found and loved each other. isn't that what it is all about?
Knowing the fact that Crowley couldn't access his Miracles anymore meant Aziraphale was the one who conjured up this magnificent outfit for Crowley.
Hehehehe Aziraphale dressing up his boyfriend to meet the other archangels this is so adorable.
I can just imagine David Tennant and Michael Sheen giggling and cackling to each other when they read the script and imagined how DEVASTATED the fans would be.
Itâs kind of funny when you think about it
Never ask a woman her weight
Never ask a salaryman his income
Never ask Good Omen fans what happened on 13 May 2026
Good Omens finale without context
Sorry I just went from sobbing to giggling, this show is so bloody versatile. Thank you Good Omeners
On God and Shoehorning Character Traits in GO3
!!!SPOILERS FOR GOOD OMENS FINALE!!!
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Honestly, it felt like waste, 6000 years of slowburn between Aziracrow just for those memories to be wiped out. Sure it's angsty but human azirarow didn't feel the same as the Aziracrow from season1/2. It lacks that chemistry of a demon helping and angel, a taboo relationship. Instead they just felt like different characters who were there to fufill the role of a happy ending. But I think it's just my preference that I really hate reincarnation troupe.
The twin grief of Good Omens: "You'd betray me with a kiss?" (SPOILERS)
Iâve always known that however Good Omens season 3 was going to end, I would be feeling grief of some sort. I just didnât expect it to be like this.Â
First I want to say that I see what they were going for: LOVE ENDURES. Aziraphale and Crowleyâs love is what convinces God to give humanity a second chance. The new universe will get a chance to experience pure love without heaven or hell's interference. It works, it makes sense on a large thematic scale. So on one hand Iâm in grief because itâs no small thing two watch soulmates end their millennia long slow burn by watching their connection be taken from them and sprinkled into the batter of the next universe. Ouch.
It can be argued that they didnât need a love confession or a kiss, and on some level I agree with that. Pure love doesnât need to be expressed physically, or even with words. I GET it. It WORKS. Iâm deeply affected by this ending, and I will no doubt be processing it my whole life.
But thatâs not the only grief that exists in me now. I also grieve because season 3 was bad. It was poorly done.Â
You canât blame them, really, they were operating on what little budget they did have after the surviving author reveled himself to be a monster. I applaud everyone who did their best to bring the ending of this epic of a story to its conclusion.Â
But to me, the viewer, the experience was one of profound disappointment. Visually this season stands in stark juxtaposition to the two previous installments, and even to the book. You can see the difference in every small detail in season 3. There is no consistency, not with the visuals or the pacing, or the dialogue from the previous works. There is no humor or levity to be found here, no respite from the harsh blow of âThere is no happy ending for Aziraphale and Crowley. There never will be. Their millennia of longing and pain were just to keep God entertained.â For an ending like that, we needed more preparation- a story that had room to breathe. A story that could take a beat for the characters to savor the love they shared- whether that be with an APOLOGY, or an âI love youâ or holding each other close while God removed them from existence.Â
You canât tell me that Aziraphale and Crowley, the essence of pure love, wouldnât have held each other at the end? Wouldnât have grasped each other with everything they had left? We had to watch them stiffly hold hands, and recreate a cruel pantomime of the moment that broke them in the first place?
And even when we are shown love in the new universe, with two humans who share faces and names with our Angel and Demon, it is so âsoft, gentle, and romanticâ and VISUALLY/TONALLY foreign, that itâs hardly recognizable as Aziraphale and Crowley.
If youâre not going to give them a moment to savor their love, to enjoy the bond they share in their FINAL moments, why include a kiss in the story at all?Â
Was it really just queer bait? Why betray us with a kiss?
I understand why people enjoy the ending. I understand why people hate it. I suppose I will just have to hold the twin grief of both loss and disappointment. I have to sit with the duality that the same media that has shattered my heart, has also brought me so much queer joy.
I suppose itâs just good and bad, shades of grey--
ineffable.Â
I would pray to God so that I can emotionally recover from GO3, but I guess my prayers won't be answered now ÂŻâ \â (â °â _â oâ )â /â ÂŻ
Off to ao3 I suppose..
I wonder if anyone is able to pick up a fanfic plot from whatever the fuck we left off from GO3.