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Guybrush: Updated status of third season

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Updated status of third season

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	On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 28 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline “Everyday its a-getting closer”.		On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 28 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline “Everyday its a-getting closer”.

			On 14 December 2023, the ''Good Omens'' production team confirmed that a third season would be coming to Amazon Prime. In July 2024, multiple allegations of sexual assault against Neil Gaiman were made public, resulting in many of his publishing and television projects being cancelled or put on hold. On 24 October 2024, Amazon Prime Video and the Pratchett Estate announced that the third season of Good Omens would now be produced as a 90-minute television film; while Neil Gaiman has contributed writing, he is no longer be directly involved in the production.

	== Blurb ==		== Blurb ==

Tag at 11:35, 28 September 2023

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	=== Season Two ===		=== Season Two ===
	* Gabriel reads from what appears to be a first edition copy of {{GO}} during his reorganisation of the book shop in episode two.		* Gabriel reads from what appears to be a first edition copy of {{GO}} during his reorganisation of the book shop in episode two.
			* The book Gabriel uses as a "Neato fan" is the Colour of Magic.
			* The Laudanum was supplied CMOT Dibbler.
			* Azirophale shouting "Avaunt" echoes Eric.
			* Muriel decides to just look at her tea, maybe she is familiar with dwarf bread.
	''More to be added''		''More to be added''

Guybrush at 23:13, 1 August 2023

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	On 29th June 2021 [[Neil Gaiman]] and Amazon Prime announced that a second season of ''Good Omens'' was in production, with Gaiman mentioning in his blog the unwritten sequel plans and telling the story of how it was plotted during the 1989 World Science Fiction Convention. In the lead up to the second season’t release, Gaiman clarified in interviews that season two is not based on the sequel. He felt he couldn’t jump straight into that story, and so came up with a new one to connect the first season to where the sequel plot begins, which would be the third season, if one is made. The second season is co-written by Gaiman and John Finnemore, best known for the BBC radio sitcom ''Cabin Pressure'' starring Benedict Cumberbatch.		On 29th June 2021 [[Neil Gaiman]] and Amazon Prime announced that a second season of ''Good Omens'' was in production, with Gaiman mentioning in his blog the unwritten sequel plans and telling the story of how it was plotted during the 1989 World Science Fiction Convention. In the lead up to the second season’t release, Gaiman clarified in interviews that season two is not based on the sequel. He felt he couldn’t jump straight into that story, and so came up with a new one to connect the first season to where the sequel plot begins, which would be the third season, if one is made. The second season is co-written by Gaiman and John Finnemore, best known for the BBC radio sitcom ''Cabin Pressure'' starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

	On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 23 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline “Everyday its a-getting closer”.		On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 28 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline “Everyday its a-getting closer”.

	== Blurb ==		== Blurb ==

Guybrush: /* Minisodes */

2023-07-31T04:31:42Z

Minisodes

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	=== Season Two ===		=== Season Two ===
	In 2022, it was announced that season two would include three “minisodes” which take place “within episodes” of the second season, all directed by Douglas Mackinnon and showing Aziraphale and Crowley’s relationship over time. These were “A Companion to Owls” by John Finnemore, set in Biblical times; “The Resurrectionists” by Cat Clarke, set in the Victorian era; and “Nazi Zombie Flesheaters” by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman, set during World War Two. ~~However these don’t appear in Amazon Prime~~, ~~and it seems that what were intended as minisodes ended up~~ incorporated into the episodes as ~~the~~ extended flashbacks ~~we see~~.		In 2022, it was announced that season two would include three “minisodes” which take place “within episodes” of the second season, all directed by Douglas Mackinnon and showing Aziraphale and Crowley’s relationship over time. These were “A Companion to Owls” by John Finnemore, set in Biblical times; “The Resurrectionists” by Cat Clarke, set in the Victorian era; and “Nazi Zombie Flesheaters” by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman, set during World War Two. These were not released separately, but instead incorporated into the episodes as extended flashbacks, up to 25 minutes long.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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Season Two

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	As mentioned above, the second season is a new story, but it does change some elements established in the book and the first season.		As mentioned above, the second season is a new story, but it does change some elements established in the book and the first season.

	* Aziraphale first meets Crowley before the Garden of Eden, during the Creation of the Universe, ~~before~~ Crowley ~~“saunters downward”~~. We don’t learn Crowley’s angel name.		* Aziraphale first meets Crowley before the Garden of Eden, during the Creation of the Universe, when Crowley was still an angel. (We don’t learn Crowley’s angel name.)

	== Easter Eggs ==		== Easter Eggs ==

Guybrush at 04:21, 31 July 2023

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	}}		}}
	'''Good Omens''' is a [[TV and film adaptations\|tv series adaptation]] of the novel {{GO}} by [[Terry Pratchett]] and [[Neil Gaiman]], created from a joint venture between Amazon.com, the BBC, [[Narrativia]] and The Blank Corporation. There were some other previous attempts to adapt Good Omens including a film that was to be directed by Terry Gilliam and [[Book:A Screenplay\|a screenplay]] written by Neil Gaiman; however the series finally came about as a request from Terry to Neil soon before his passing, as it was a project that the two had wanted to see for a long time. The series also includes extra material added to the story from ideas that the authors had that did not make it into the book as well as ideas ~~that could have been in~~ a ~~possible~~ sequel.		'''Good Omens''' is a [[TV and film adaptations\|tv series adaptation]] of the novel {{GO}} by [[Terry Pratchett]] and [[Neil Gaiman]], created from a joint venture between Amazon.com, the BBC, [[Narrativia]] and The Blank Corporation. There were some other previous attempts to adapt Good Omens including a film that was to be directed by Terry Gilliam and [[Book:A Screenplay\|a screenplay]] written by Neil Gaiman; however the series finally came about as a request from Terry to Neil soon before his passing, as it was a project that the two had wanted to see for a long time. The series also includes extra material added to the story from ideas that the authors had that did not make it into the book, as well as ideas they had plotted for a sequel, but never written.

	On 29th June 2021 [[Neil Gaiman]] and Amazon Prime announced that a second season of ''Good Omens'' was in production~~. Early comments from~~ Gaiman ~~were that the new season would be based on~~ the ~~notes for a possible~~ sequel ~~planned by Gaiman~~ and ~~Pratchett~~ during the ~~promotional tour for the original novel~~. In ~~early July 2023~~, Gaiman ~~revealed~~ in ~~an interview with SFX~~ that ~~this was no longer~~ the ~~case; he~~ felt he couldn’t jump straight into that story, and so came up with a new one to connect the first season to the ~~original sequel’s~~ plot~~. He said in~~ the ~~same interview that a~~ third season ~~would be based on the sequel idea~~, if one is made. The second season is co-written by Gaiman and John Finnemore, best known for the BBC radio sitcom ''Cabin Pressure'' starring Benedict Cumberbatch.		On 29th June 2021 [[Neil Gaiman]] and Amazon Prime announced that a second season of ''Good Omens'' was in production, with Gaiman mentioning in his blog the unwritten sequel plans and telling the story of how it was plotted during the 1989 World Science Fiction Convention. In the lead up to the second season’t release, Gaiman clarified in interviews that season two is not based on the sequel. He felt he couldn’t jump straight into that story, and so came up with a new one to connect the first season to where the sequel plot begins, which would be the third season, if one is made. The second season is co-written by Gaiman and John Finnemore, best known for the BBC radio sitcom ''Cabin Pressure'' starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

	On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 23 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline ~~"Everyday~~ its a-getting ~~closer"~~.		On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 23 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline “Everyday its a-getting closer”.

	== Blurb ==		== Blurb ==
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	* [[Beelzebub]]: Shelley Conn		* [[Beelzebub]]: Shelley Conn
	* Saraqael: Liz Carr		* Saraqael: Liz Carr
			* Muriel: Quelin Sepulveda
	* Job: Peter Davison		* Job: Peter Davison
	* Sitis: Andi Osho		* Sitis: Andi Osho
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	==Differences Between The Book And Series==		==Differences Between The Book And Series==
	'''Spoiler Warning'''		'''''Spoiler Warning'''''

	Some of the differences between the series and its source material include:		Some of the differences between the series and its source material include:
	*The episodes have narration provided by God.		* The episodes have narration provided by God.
	*[[Greasy Johnson]] and the Johnsonites are not mentioned.		* [[Greasy Johnson]] and the Johnsonites are not mentioned.
	The [[Four Other Riders Of The Apocalypse]] have been omitted.		* The [[Four Other Riders Of The Apocalypse]] have been omitted.*
	*[[Anathema Device]] is American and from a wealthy family (thanks to her ancestors prophecies).		* [[Anathema Device]] is American and from a wealthy family (thanks to her ancestors prophecies).
	*[[Aziraphale]] and [[Crowley]] appear to the Dowlings as a nanny and gardener but not as tutors in later years.		* [[Aziraphale]] and [[Crowley]] appear to the Dowlings as a nanny and gardener but not as tutors in later years.
	*[[Warlock Dowling]]'s birthday scene was shortened without the jelly/gun incident.		* [[Warlock Dowling]]'s birthday scene was shortened without the jelly/gun incident.
	*[[The Them]] do not use a dunking stool when pretending to be inquisitors, a tyre swing is used instead and [[Wensleydale]] replaces [[Pepper]]'s sister.		* [[The Them]] do not use a dunking stool when pretending to be inquisitors, a tyre swing is used instead and [[Wensleydale]] replaces [[Pepper]]'s sister.
	*The third episode contains a segment that gives greater detail to Aziraphale and Crowley's past, showing them meeting at various points of history and in different areas of the world.		* The third episode contains a segment that gives greater detail to Aziraphale and Crowley's past, showing them meeting at various points of history and in different areas of the world. (More of this backstory is revealed in season two.)
	*The rain of fish is absent.		* The rain of fish is absent.
	*Additional characters that were not present in the book such as the angels and historical figures have been added.		* Additional characters that were not present in the book such as the angels and historical figures have been added.
	*Crowley's Holy Water was given to him by Aziraphale.		* Crowley's Holy Water was given to him by Aziraphale.
	*[[Hastur]] personally meets Warlock Dowling on the {{wp\|Tel Megiddo\|Megiddo Plains}} where he discovers that he is not the Antichrist.		* [[Hastur]] personally meets Warlock Dowling on the {{wp\|Tel Megiddo\|Megiddo Plains}} where he discovers that he is not the Antichrist.
	*Some of [[Agnes Nutter]]s prophecies have been updated to fit with the time period and some additional prophecies have been added.		* Some of [[Agnes Nutter]]s prophecies have been updated to fit with the time period and some additional prophecies have been added.
	*In the final episode there is an additional sequence which shows how Aziraphale and Crowley deal with their respective sides after averting the Apocalypse.		* In the final episode there is an additional sequence which shows how Aziraphale and Crowley deal with their respective sides after averting the Apocalypse.
	*Inside Aziraphale's restored bookshop he finds several new {{wp\|Just William (book series)\|Just William}} books, a nod to the inspiration for [[The Them\|The]] [[Talk:The Them\|Them]].		* Inside Aziraphale's restored bookshop he finds several new {{wp\|Just William (book series)\|Just William}} books, a nod to the inspiration for [[The Them\|The]] [[Talk:The Them\|Them]].

	<nowiki>*</nowiki>However a 'Regrettably Deleted Sequence' concerning these characters is present in the [[Book:The Quite Nice and Fairly Accurate Good Omens Script Book\|script book]].		<nowiki>*</nowiki>However a 'Regrettably Deleted Sequence' concerning these characters is present in the [[Book:The Quite Nice and Fairly Accurate Good Omens Script Book\|script book]].

	==Good Omens: Lockdown==		=== Season Two ===
	On May 1st 2020 a short voice-over vignette, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quSXoj8Kob0 'Good Omens: Lockdown'] was released on Terry Pratchett's Youtube Channel to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Good Omens, with David Tennant and Michael Sheen reprising their roles from the TV series. The short comprises of a phone-call between [[Aziraphale]] and [[Crowley]] who are isolating at home in accordance with government guidelines due to the {{wp\|2019–20 coronavirus pandemic\|coronavirus pandemic}}.		As mentioned above, the second season is a new story, but it does change some elements established in the book and the first season.

			* Aziraphale first meets Crowley before the Garden of Eden, during the Creation of the Universe, before Crowley “saunters downward”. We don’t learn Crowley’s angel name.

			== Easter Eggs ==
			The production team include various Pratchett references throughout; these are mostly to Pratchett himself during season one, with some Discworld references in season two. Thanks to the experience of members of the cast and crew, there are also references to ''Doctor Who'' and ''Sherlock'', but we’ll concentrate on the Pratchett ones.

			=== Season One ===
			* Terry’s hat and scarf are frequently glimpsed on the hat stand inside Aziraphale’s shop.
			* There’s also a stack of Terry Pratchett books in some shots.
			* Actor Paul Kaye, who played Pratchett in ''Back in Black'', does his Pratchett voice as the part of a nuclear power station representative heard on the radio in episode four. This is a nod to Pratchett’s time working at the Central Electricity Generating Board.

			=== Season Two ===
			* Gabriel reads from what appears to be a first edition copy of {{GO}} during his reorganisation of the book shop in episode two.

			''More to be added''

			== Minisodes ==
			=== Good Omens: Lockdown ===
			On May 1st 2020 a short voice-over vignette, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quSXoj8Kob0 'Good Omens: Lockdown'] was released on Terry Pratchett's Youtube Channel to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Good Omens, with David Tennant and Michael Sheen reprising their roles from the TV series. The short comprises of a phone-call between [[Aziraphale]] and [[Crowley]] who are isolating at home in accordance with government guidelines due to the {{wp\|2019–20 coronavirus pandemic\|coronavirus pandemic}}. It was written by Gaiman and directed by series director Douglas Mackinnon.

			=== Season Two ===
			In 2022, it was announced that season two would include three “minisodes” which take place “within episodes” of the second season, all directed by Douglas Mackinnon and showing Aziraphale and Crowley’s relationship over time. These were “A Companion to Owls” by John Finnemore, set in Biblical times; “The Resurrectionists” by Cat Clarke, set in the Victorian era; and “Nazi Zombie Flesheaters” by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman, set during World War Two. However these don’t appear in Amazon Prime, and it seems that what were intended as minisodes ended up incorporated into the episodes as the extended flashbacks we see.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Guybrush: /* Cast */ Added cast from second season; more to come

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Cast: Added cast from second season; more to come

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	== Cast ==		== Cast ==
	=== Main ===		=== Main ===
	*[[Aziraphale]]: Michael Sheen		* [[Aziraphale]]: Michael Sheen
	*[[Crowley]]: [[David Tennant]]		* [[Crowley]]: [[David Tennant]]

	=== Season One ===		=== Supporting ===
	*[[Anathema Device]]: Adria Arjona		* Archangel Gabriel: Jon Hamm
	*[[Adam Young]]: Sam Taylor Buck		* Archangel Uriel: Gloria Obianyo
	*[[Brian ("Good Omens")\|Brian]]: Ian Galkoff		* Archangel Michael: Doon Mackichan
	*[[Wensleydale]]: Alfie Taylor		* God: Frances McDormand
	*[[Pepper]]: Amma Ris
	*[[Dog]]: Ollie		==== Season One ====
	*[[Mary Loquacious\|Sister Mary Loquacious]]: Nina Sosanya		* [[Anathema Device]]: Adria Arjona
	*[[Ligur]]: [[Ariyon Bakare]]		* [[Adam Young]]: Sam Taylor Buck
	*[[Hastur]]: Ned Dennehy		* [[Brian ("Good Omens")\|Brian]]: Ian Galkoff
	*[[Newton Pulsifer]]: Jack Whitehall		* [[Wensleydale]]: Alfie Taylor
	*[[Shadwell]]: Michael McKean		* [[Pepper]]: Amma Ris
	*[[Madame Tracy]]: Miranda Richardson		* [[Dog]]: Ollie
	*[[Agnes Nutter]]: Josie Lawrence		* [[Mary Loquacious\|Sister Mary Loquacious]]: Nina Sosanya
	*[[Death (Good Omens)\|Death]]: Brian Cox (Voice), Jamie Hill (Body)		* [[Ligur]]: [[Ariyon Bakare]]
	*[[War (Good Omens)\|War]]: Mireille Enos		* [[Hastur]]: Ned Dennehy
	*[[Pollution]]: Lourdes Faberes		* [[Newton Pulsifer]]: Jack Whitehall
	*[[Famine (Good Omens)\|Famine]]: Yusuf Gatewood		* [[Shadwell]]: Michael McKean
	*Archangel Gabriel: Jon Hamm		* [[Madame Tracy]]: Miranda Richardson
	*Archangel Uriel: Gloria Obianyo		* [[Agnes Nutter]]: Josie Lawrence
	*Archangel Michael: Doon Mackichan		* [[Death (Good Omens)\|Death]]: Brian Cox (Voice), Jamie Hill (Body)
	*Sandalphon: Paul Chahidi		* [[War (Good Omens)\|War]]: Mireille Enos
	*Metatron: Derek Jacobi		* [[Pollution]]: Lourdes Faberes
	*[[Beelzebub]]: Anna Maxwell Martin		* [[Famine (Good Omens)\|Famine]]: Yusuf Gatewood
	*Dagon: Elizabeth Berrington		* Sandalphon: Paul Chahidi
	*Thaddeus J. Dowling-U.S. Ambassador: Nick Offerman		* Metatron: Derek Jacobi
	*Harriet Dowling: Jill Winternitz		* [[Beelzebub]]: Anna Maxwell Martin
	*[[Warlock Dowling]]: Samson Marraccino		* Dagon: Elizabeth Berrington
	*[[Deirdre Young]]: Sian Brooke		* Thaddeus J. Dowling-U.S. Ambassador: Nick Offerman
	*[[Mr. Young\|Arthur Young]]: Daniel Mays		* Harriet Dowling: Jill Winternitz
	*[[The International Express Man]]: Simon Merrells		* [[Warlock Dowling]]: Samson Marraccino
	*R. P. Tyler/Tadfield Neighbourhood Watch: Bill Paterson		* [[Deirdre Young]]: Sian Brooke
	*Anathema's Mother: Gabriella Cirillo		* [[Mr. Young\|Arthur Young]]: Daniel Mays
	*William Shakespeare: Reece Shearsmith		* [[The International Express Man]]: Simon Merrells
	*Mr. Harmony: Mark Gatiss		* R. P. Tyler/Tadfield Neighbourhood Watch: Bill Paterson
	*Mr Glozier: Steve Pemberton		* Anathema's Mother: Gabriella Cirillo
	*Rose Montgomery: Niamh Walsh		* William Shakespeare: Reece Shearsmith
	*God: Frances McDormand		* Mr. Harmony: Mark Gatiss
	*Satan: Benedict Cumberbatch		* Mr Glozier: Steve Pemberton
	*[[Neil Gaiman]]~~: Sleeping Movie Theater Patron~~ (uncredited)		* Rose Montgomery: Niamh Walsh
			* Satan: Benedict Cumberbatch
			* Sleeping Movie Theater Patron: [[Neil Gaiman]] (uncredited)

			==== Season Two ====
			* Maggie: Maggie Service
			* Nina: Nina Sosanya
			* Shax: Miranda Richardson
			* [[Beelzebub]]: Shelley Conn
			* Saraqael: Liz Carr
			* Job: Peter Davison
			* Sitis: Andi Osho
			* Keziah: Sienna Arif-Knights
			* Jemimah: Cherry Mitra
			* Ennon: Ty Tennant

	==Supplementary Books==		==Supplementary Books==

Guybrush: /* Blurb */ Updated second season to use the full-length blurb from Amazon Prime

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Blurb: Updated second season to use the full-length blurb from Amazon Prime

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	=== Season Two ===		=== Season Two ===
	~~Now exiled from~~ Heaven and Hell, ~~Aziraphale~~ and ~~Crowley must team up once again after~~ the ~~mysterious arrival of a familiar face~~.		A naked archangel turns up at the door to renegade angel Aziraphale's bookshop, with no memory of who he is or how he got there, and Aziraphale and retired demon Crowley's lives become extremely complicated. Heaven and Hell are both desperate to find the runaway. As Crowley and Aziraphale attempt to fix a human romance, things become increasingly unsafe for them, in the past and the present.

	== Cast ==		== Cast ==

Guybrush: Updated with more recent season two news

2023-07-23T08:55:05Z

Updated with more recent season two news

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	'''Good Omens''' is a [[TV and film adaptations\|tv series adaptation]] of the novel {{GO}} by [[Terry Pratchett]] and [[Neil Gaiman]], created from a joint venture between Amazon.com, the BBC, [[Narrativia]] and The Blank Corporation. There were some other previous attempts to adapt Good Omens including a film that was to be directed by Terry Gilliam and [[Book:A Screenplay\|a screenplay]] written by Neil Gaiman; however the series finally came about as a request from Terry to Neil soon before his passing, as it was a project that the two had wanted to see for a long time. The series also includes extra material added to the story from ideas that the authors had that did not make it into the book as well as ideas that could have been in a possible sequel.		'''Good Omens''' is a [[TV and film adaptations\|tv series adaptation]] of the novel {{GO}} by [[Terry Pratchett]] and [[Neil Gaiman]], created from a joint venture between Amazon.com, the BBC, [[Narrativia]] and The Blank Corporation. There were some other previous attempts to adapt Good Omens including a film that was to be directed by Terry Gilliam and [[Book:A Screenplay\|a screenplay]] written by Neil Gaiman; however the series finally came about as a request from Terry to Neil soon before his passing, as it was a project that the two had wanted to see for a long time. The series also includes extra material added to the story from ideas that the authors had that did not make it into the book as well as ideas that could have been in a possible sequel.

	On 29th June 2021 [[Neil Gaiman]] and Amazon Prime announced that a second season of Good Omens was in production; the ~~plot of this~~ season would be based ~~off of~~ notes ~~written about~~ a possible sequel to the ~~book which had~~ the ~~working title of '668:~~ The ~~Neighbour of~~ the ~~Beast~~.'		On 29th June 2021 [[Neil Gaiman]] and Amazon Prime announced that a second season of ''Good Omens'' was in production. Early comments from Gaiman were that the new season would be based on the notes for a possible sequel planned by Gaiman and Pratchett during the promotional tour for the original novel. In early July 2023, Gaiman revealed in an interview with SFX that this was no longer the case; he felt he couldn’t jump straight into that story, and so came up with a new one to connect the first season to the original sequel’s plot. He said in the same interview that a third season would be based on the sequel idea, if one is made. The second season is co-written by Gaiman and John Finnemore, best known for the BBC radio sitcom ''Cabin Pressure'' starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

	On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 23 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline "Everyday its a-getting closer".		On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 23 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline "Everyday its a-getting closer".
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	=== Season Two ===		=== Season Two ===
	~~''Not yet revealed~~.''		Now exiled from Heaven and Hell, Aziraphale and Crowley must team up once again after the mysterious arrival of a familiar face.

	== Cast ==		== Cast ==
	=== Main ===		=== Main ===
	*[[Aziraphale]]: Michael Sheen		*[[Aziraphale]]: Michael Sheen
	*[[Crowley]]: David Tennant		*[[Crowley]]: [[David Tennant]]

	=== Season One ===		=== Season One ===
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	*[[Dog]]: Ollie		*[[Dog]]: Ollie
	*[[Mary Loquacious\|Sister Mary Loquacious]]: Nina Sosanya		*[[Mary Loquacious\|Sister Mary Loquacious]]: Nina Sosanya
	*[[Ligur]]: Ariyon Bakare		*[[Ligur]]: [[Ariyon Bakare]]
	*[[Hastur]]: Ned Dennehy		*[[Hastur]]: Ned Dennehy
	*[[Newton Pulsifer]]: Jack Whitehall		*[[Newton Pulsifer]]: Jack Whitehall

Guybrush at 01:50, 16 May 2023

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	'''Good Omens''' is a [[TV and film adaptations\|tv series adaptation]] of the novel {{GO}} by [[Terry Pratchett]] and [[Neil Gaiman]], created from a joint venture between Amazon.com, the BBC, [[Narrativia]] and The Blank Corporation. There were some other previous attempts to adapt Good Omens including a film that was to be directed by Terry Gilliam and [[Book:A Screenplay\|a screenplay]] written by Neil Gaiman; however the series finally came about as a request from Terry to Neil soon before his passing, as it was a project that the two had wanted to see for a long time. The series also includes extra material added to the story from ideas that the authors had that did not make it into the book as well as ideas that could have been in a possible sequel.		'''Good Omens''' is a [[TV and film adaptations\|tv series adaptation]] of the novel {{GO}} by [[Terry Pratchett]] and [[Neil Gaiman]], created from a joint venture between Amazon.com, the BBC, [[Narrativia]] and The Blank Corporation. There were some other previous attempts to adapt Good Omens including a film that was to be directed by Terry Gilliam and [[Book:A Screenplay\|a screenplay]] written by Neil Gaiman; however the series finally came about as a request from Terry to Neil soon before his passing, as it was a project that the two had wanted to see for a long time. The series also includes extra material added to the story from ideas that the authors had that did not make it into the book as well as ideas that could have been in a possible sequel.

	On 29th June 2021 [[Neil Gaiman]] and Amazon Prime announced that a second season of Good Omens was in production; the plot of this season would be based off of notes written about a possible sequel to the book which had the working title of '668: The Neighbour of the Beast.' On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 23 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline "Everyday its a-getting closer".		On 29th June 2021 [[Neil Gaiman]] and Amazon Prime announced that a second season of Good Omens was in production; the plot of this season would be based off of notes written about a possible sequel to the book which had the working title of '668: The Neighbour of the Beast.'

			On 10 May 2023, it was announced via an elaborate parody video by ''The Hillywood Show'' (featuring Neil Gaiman and cast from the show itself) that the second season of six episodes would be released on 23 July 2023. This was followed by new promotional artwork for the new season, featuring the tagline "Everyday its a-getting closer".

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