Good Omens (TV series) - Revision history

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	\| 2023-10-19 \|\| {{WITS}} \|\| “WITS chats Good Omens S2E6 Part I” \|\| Season 2 Episode 6 \|\| [https://podcasts.captivate.fm/media/322cf69d-83d3-4039-9296-d03af6ba43ea/goodomenss2e6Episode-final-converted.mp3 captivate.fm] (mp3)		\| 2023-10-19 \|\| {{WITS}} \|\| “WITS chats Good Omens S2E6 Part I” \|\| Season 2 Episode 6 \|\| [https://podcasts.captivate.fm/media/322cf69d-83d3-4039-9296-d03af6ba43ea/goodomenss2e6Episode-final-converted.mp3 captivate.fm] (mp3)
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	\| 2023-10-19 \|\| {{WITS}} \|\| "WITS chats Good Omens S2E6 Part II ~~<nowiki>\|</nowiki>~~ Credits” \|\| Season 2 credits sequence \|\| [https://podcasts.captivate.fm/media/76d147b1-7457-495e-a621-8765aee9f0b2/goodomenss2e6Creditsfinal3-converted.mp3 captivate.fm] (mp3)		\| 2023-10-19 \|\| {{WITS}} \|\| "WITS chats Good Omens S2E6 Part II {{!}} Credits” \|\| Season 2 credits sequence \|\| [https://podcasts.captivate.fm/media/76d147b1-7457-495e-a621-8765aee9f0b2/goodomenss2e6Creditsfinal3-converted.mp3 captivate.fm] (mp3)
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	\| 2023-09-11 \|\| ''[http://podcast.ladiesofnerditude.com/ Ladies of Nerditude]'' \|\| “Ineffable” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [http://podcast.ladiesofnerditude.com/episodes/2023/09/215-LoN-Ineffable.mp3 ladiesofnerditude.com] (mp3)		\| 2023-09-11 \|\| ''[http://podcast.ladiesofnerditude.com/ Ladies of Nerditude]'' \|\| “Ineffable” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [http://podcast.ladiesofnerditude.com/episodes/2023/09/215-LoN-Ineffable.mp3 ladiesofnerditude.com] (mp3)

Ben: /* Major appearances */ Added Oktarin episodes for season 2

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Major appearances: Added Oktarin episodes for season 2

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	\| 2024-02-07 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german"/> \|\| “S2F4: Zombie-Theater” \|\| Season 2 Episode 4 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/679e52212a5cfef562916bed acast.com]		\| 2024-02-07 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german"/> \|\| “S2F4: Zombie-Theater” \|\| Season 2 Episode 4 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/679e52212a5cfef562916bed acast.com]
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			\| 2025-02-14 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german"/> \|\| “S2E5: Straßenparty” \|\| Season 2 Episode 5 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/67a8d8fa3ef0b176ea73f1cf acast.com]
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			\| 2025-02-28 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german"/> \|\| “S2E6: Der Weg nach oben” \|\| Season 2 Episode 6 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/67c185233449cecc2b5cced2 acast.com]
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			\| 2025-03-07 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german"/> \|\| “S2 Finale - Intro und Recap” \|\| Season 2 recap and intro sequence \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/67ca2a4477bd291124ab7e7c acast.com]
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	\| 2025-01-22 \|\| ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r Code Flix]'' \|\| “Celestial Bromance: Angels, Demons and the Ineffable Plan”<ref>We note that this podcast makes fairly extensive use of computer generated speech, in large part reading out the Wikipedia article for the television series, as well as a summary of other information about it. We’ve included it for completeness but you may which to skip the first 25-30 minutes or so.</ref> \|\| Season 1 and 2 \|\| [https://andresbonner.podbean.com/e/celestial-bromance-angels-demons-and-the-ineffable-plan-code-flix-episode-47/ podbean.com]		\| 2025-01-22 \|\| ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r Code Flix]'' \|\| “Celestial Bromance: Angels, Demons and the Ineffable Plan”<ref>We note that this podcast makes fairly extensive use of computer generated speech, in large part reading out the Wikipedia article for the television series, as well as a summary of other information about it. We’ve included it for completeness but you may which to skip the first 25-30 minutes or so.</ref> \|\| Season 1 and 2 \|\| [https://andresbonner.podbean.com/e/celestial-bromance-angels-demons-and-the-ineffable-plan-code-flix-episode-47/ podbean.com]

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+| 2024-12-15 || {{OKT}}<ref name="german" /> || “S1E3: Schwere Zeiten” || Season 1 Episode 3 || [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/675bf55665cf55f44762d2d3 acast.com]
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 | 2025-01-22 || ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r Code Flix]'' || “Celestial Bromance: Angels, Demons and the Ineffable Plan”<ref>We note that this podcast makes fairly extensive use of computer generated speech, in large part reading out the Wikipedia article for the television series, as well as a summary of other information about it. We’ve included it for completeness but you may which to skip the first 25-30 minutes or so.</ref> || Season 1 and 2 || [https://andresbonner.podbean.com/e/celestial-bromance-angels-demons-and-the-ineffable-plan-code-flix-episode-47/ podbean.com]

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	== Season 3 ==		=== Season 3 ===
	Season 3 will be based on the idea developed by Gaiman with [[Terry Pratchett]] for a proposed but never written sequel to the original novel. Gaiman has exited the project, though some of his writing will be used. It is no longer a full season, but a 90-minute telemovie.		Season 3 will be based on the idea developed by Gaiman with [[Terry Pratchett]] for a proposed but never written sequel to the original novel. Gaiman has exited the project, though some of his writing will be used. It is no longer a full season, but a 90-minute telemovie.

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	'''''Good Omens''''' is a 2019 television adaptation of {{GO}}, co-produced by Amazon Studios, BBC Studios and Narrativia. [[Neil Gaiman]] was the showrunner and head writer for the first two seasons, and [[Rob Wilkins]] also serves as an executive producer.		'''''Good Omens''''' is a 2019 television adaptation of {{GO}}, co-produced by Amazon Studios, BBC Studios and Narrativia. [[Neil Gaiman]] was the showrunner and head writer for the first two seasons, and [[Rob Wilkins]] also serves as an executive producer.

	~~Gaiman left the project after~~ allegations of sexual assault against ~~him~~ became public in July ~~2024~~. In October 2024, the production team confirmed that a third season would go ahead, ~~but Gaiman~~ would ~~not otherwise~~ be ~~involved~~.		The third season was put on hold in September 2024, following allegations of sexual assault against Neil Gaiman that became public in July. In October 2024, the production team confirmed that a third season would go ahead without Gaiman, now as a 90-minute telemovie, though some of his existing writing for the season would be used.

	== Blurb ==		== Blurb ==
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	=== Season 2 ===		=== Season 2 ===
	The second season consists of six episodes, and tells an original story intended to act as a bridge between season one and a third season. All episodes of season two were written by [[Neil Gaiman]] and [[John Finnemore]].		The second season consists of six episodes, and tells an original story intended to act as a bridge between season one and a third season. All episodes of season two were written by [[Neil Gaiman]] and [[John Finnemore]]. Most episodes also incorporate a loosely-related storyline set during Aziraphale and Crowley’s past, some of which were written by other writers.

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	! # !! Broadcast Date<ref>This will be updated with the original broadcast dates for the BBC. The entire season was first released on Amazon Prime Video on 28 July, 2023.</ref> !! Episode Title !! Synopsis		! # !! Broadcast Date<ref>This will be updated with the original broadcast dates for the BBC. The entire season was first released on Amazon Prime Video on 28 July, 2023.</ref> !! Episode Title !! Synopsis
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	\| 1 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “The Arrival” \|\| The archangel Gabriel shows up naked with no memory at Aziraphale’s bookshop, suggesting that “something awful” will happen. Aziraphale and Crowley argue over what to do with him. Crowley accidentally locks Aziraphale’s tenant Maggie in the cafe of Nina, for whom Maggie has an unrequited love. Crowley agrees to help hide Gabriel while Aziraphale investigates; they do a miracle to prevent anyone recognising him, calling him “Jim”.		\| 1 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “The Arrival” \|\| The archangel Gabriel shows up naked with no memory at Aziraphale’s bookshop, suggesting that “something awful” will happen. Aziraphale and Crowley argue over what to do with him. Crowley accidentally locks Aziraphale’s tenant Maggie in the cafe of Nina, for whom Maggie has an unrequited love. Crowley agrees to help hide Gabriel while Aziraphale investigates; they perform a miracle to prevent anyone recognising him, calling him “Jim”.
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	\| 2 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “The Clue” \|\| “Jim” sings “Every Day”, and Aziraphale discovers that a pub jukebox in Edinburgh turns every record into that song. Heaven notices the miracle and send archangels to investigate; Aziraphale claims it was to make Nina fall in love with Maggie. “Jim” has a moment of recollection, reminding Aziraphale and Crowley of God’s testing of Job - Aziraphale’s first rebellion against Heaven. Aziraphale asks Crowley to watch “Jim” and make Maggie and Nina fall in love, since Heaven is coming to audit the “miracle”, while he goes to Edinburgh.		\| 2 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “The Clue” \|\| “Jim” sings “Every Day”, and Aziraphale discovers that a pub jukebox in Edinburgh turns every record into that song. Heaven notices the miracle and send archangels to investigate; Aziraphale claims it was to make Nina fall in love with Maggie. “Jim” has a moment of recollection, reminding Aziraphale and Crowley of God’s testing of Job - Aziraphale’s first rebellion against Heaven. Aziraphale asks Crowley to watch “Jim” and make Maggie and Nina fall in love, since Heaven is coming to audit the “miracle”, while he goes to Edinburgh.
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	\| 3 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “I Know Where I’m Going“ \|\| Inexperienced angel Muriel investigates the miracle, but is easily misdirected. Aziraphale drives to Edinburgh and finds the pub, The Resurrectionist, named after a doctor he and Crowley met in the nineteenth century. Gabriel was there with an unknown person the night the jukebox started playing the song. Crowley gets Nina and Maggie into a “romantic moment” which nearly works. Shax visits Crowley to say Beelzebub still suspects Aziraphale.		\| 3 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “I Know Where I’m Going“ \|\| Inexperienced angel Muriel investigates the miracle, but is easily misdirected. Aziraphale drives to Edinburgh and finds the pub, The Resurrectionist, named after a doctor he and Crowley met in the nineteenth century. Gabriel was there with an unknown person the night the jukebox started playing the song. Crowley gets Nina and Maggie into a “romantic moment” which nearly works. Shax visits Crowley to say Beelzebub still suspects Aziraphale.
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	\| 4 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “The Hitchhiker” \|\| Aziraphale picks up Shax, disguised as a hitchhiker. She thinks he and Crowley are an item, since she was there in 1941 when the demon Furfur sent three Nazi zombies to get evidence of the two consorting. Shax leaves, now sure Gabriel is in the bookshop, and tells Beelzebub. Neither Aziraphale or Crowley tell the other about Shax when he gets home. Crowley admits he failed to bring Nina and Maggie together; Aziraphale plans to ~~get them together~~ at a local shopkeepers’ meeting he’s been forced to host.		\| 4 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “The Hitchhiker” \|\| Aziraphale picks up Shax, disguised as a hitchhiker. She thinks he and Crowley are an item, since she was there in 1941 when the demon Furfur sent three Nazi zombies to get evidence of the two consorting. Shax leaves, now sure Gabriel is in the bookshop, and tells Beelzebub. Neither Aziraphale or Crowley tell the other about Shax when Aziraphale gets home. Crowley admits he failed to bring Nina and Maggie together; Aziraphale plans to try himself at a local shopkeepers’ meeting he’s been forced to host.
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	\| 5 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “The Ball” \|\| “Jim” reveals to Crowley that his memories are now “everywhere”. Aziraphale turns the shopkeepers’ meeting into a Regency ball; Maggie and Nina resist his miracles. Shax and a small horde of demons threaten the humans. “Jim” tries to give himself up, but the earlier miracle prevents Shax from recognising him as Gabriel. Crowley convinces Shax to let him evacuate the humans, but Nina and Maggie stay to help Aziraphale. Crowley cons Muriel into taking him to Heaven.		\| 5 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “The Ball” \|\| “Jim” reveals to Crowley that his memories are now “everywhere”. Aziraphale turns the shopkeepers’ meeting into a Regency ball; Maggie and Nina resist his miracles. Shax and a small horde of demons arrive and threaten the humans. “Jim” tries to give himself up, but the earlier miracle prevents Shax from recognising him as Gabriel. Crowley convinces Shax to let him evacuate the humans, but Nina and Maggie stay to help Aziraphale. Crowley cons Muriel into taking him to Heaven.
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	\| 6 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “Every Day” \|\| Aziraphale destroys the invading demons, an act of war. Crowley accesses Heaven’s files on Gabriel; he refused to restart Armageddon, so the Metatron wiped his memory and planned to demote him. Crowley, the Archangels and the Dukes of Hell converge on the bookshop. Crowley realises Gabriel hid his memories in a fly - a gift from Beelzebub. He’d been meeting her in secret at The Resurrectionist to collude over halting Armageddon, and they fell in love. The angels and demons argue over who will punish the pair, but the Metatron arrives and defers to Aziraphale, who spares them. Metatron speaks with Aziraphale in private, while Nina and Maggie tell Crowley off for interfering in their lives, and encourage him to tell Aziraphale how he feels. Aziraphale returns; he's taken Metatron's offer to be new Commander of the Heavenly Host. He asks Crowley to join him, reinstated as an angel, but Crowley tells him they don’t need Heaven and turns down his offer, kissing him before he leaves. The Metatron tells Aziraphale he'll be in charge of the Second Coming.		\| 6 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “Every Day” \|\| Aziraphale destroys the invading demons, an act of war. Crowley accesses Heaven’s files on Gabriel; he refused to restart Armageddon, so the Metatron wiped his memory and planned to demote him. Crowley, the Archangels and the Dukes of Hell converge on the bookshop. Crowley realises Gabriel hid his memories in a fly - a gift from Beelzebub. He’d been meeting her in secret at The Resurrectionist to collude over halting Armageddon, and they fell in love. The angels and demons argue over who will punish the pair, but the Metatron arrives and defers to Aziraphale, who spares them. Metatron speaks with Aziraphale in private, while Nina and Maggie tell Crowley off for interfering in their lives, and encourage him to tell Aziraphale how he feels. Aziraphale returns; he's taken Metatron's offer to be new Commander of the Heavenly Host. He asks Crowley to join him, reinstated as an angel, but Crowley tells him they don’t need Heaven and turns down his offer, kissing him before he leaves. The Metatron tells Aziraphale he'll be in charge of the Second Coming.

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	'''''Good Omens''''' is a 2019 television adaptation of {{GO}}, co-produced by Amazon Studios, BBC Studios and Narrativia. [[Neil Gaiman]] was the showrunner and head writer for the first two seasons, and [[Rob Wilkins]] also ~~serving~~ as an executive producer.		'''''Good Omens''''' is a 2019 television adaptation of {{GO}}, co-produced by Amazon Studios, BBC Studios and Narrativia. [[Neil Gaiman]] was the showrunner and head writer for the first two seasons, and [[Rob Wilkins]] also serves as an executive producer.

	Gaiman left the project after allegations of sexual assault against him became public in July 2024. In October 2024, the production team confirmed that a third season would go ahead, but Gaiman would not otherwise be involved.		Gaiman left the project after allegations of sexual assault against him became public in July 2024. In October 2024, the production team confirmed that a third season would go ahead, but Gaiman would not otherwise be involved.

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	\| 2024-12-15 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german" /> \|\| “S1E3: Schwere Zeiten” \|\| Season 1 Episode 3 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/675bf55665cf55f44762d2d3 acast.com]		\| 2024-12-15 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german" /> \|\| “S1E3: Schwere Zeiten” \|\| Season 1 Episode 3 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/675bf55665cf55f44762d2d3 acast.com]
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			\| 2025-01-22 \|\| ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r Code Flix]'' \|\| “Celestial Bromance: Angels, Demons and the Ineffable Plan”<ref>We note that this podcast makes fairly extensive use of computer generated speech, in large part reading out the Wikipedia article for the television series, as well as a summary of other information about it. We’ve included it for completeness but you may which to skip the first 25-30 minutes or so.</ref> \|\| Season 1 and 2 \|\| [https://andresbonner.podbean.com/e/celestial-bromance-angels-demons-and-the-ineffable-plan-code-flix-episode-47/ podbean.com]
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	\| 2023-08-04 \|\| ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r House of R]'' \|\| “Tropes Course: Enemies to Lovers and ‘Good Omens’ Season Two” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://www.theringer.com/2023/8/4/23820761/tropes-course-enemies-to-lovers-and-good-omens-season-two theringer.com]		\| 2023-08-04 \|\| ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r House of R]'' \|\| “Tropes Course: Enemies to Lovers and ‘Good Omens’ Season Two” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://www.theringer.com/2023/8/4/23820761/tropes-course-enemies-to-lovers-and-good-omens-season-two theringer.com]
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	\| 2025-01-22 \|\| ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r Code Flix]'' \|\| “Celestial Bromance: Angels, Demons and the Ineffable Plan”<ref>We note that this podcast makes fairly extensive use of computer generated speech, in large part reading out the Wikipedia article for the television series, as well as a summary of other information about it. We’ve included it for completeness but you may which to skip the first 25-30 minutes or so.</ref> \|\| Season 1 and 2 \|\| [https://andresbonner.podbean.com/e/celestial-bromance-angels-demons-and-the-ineffable-plan-code-flix-episode-47/ podbean.com]
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	'''''Good Omens''''' is a 2019 television adaptation of {{GO}}, co-produced by Amazon Studios, BBC Studios and Narrativia. [[Neil Gaiman]] ~~serves as~~ the showrunner and head writer ~~(and indeed only writer on~~ the first ~~season)~~, ~~with~~ [[Rob Wilkins]] also serving as an executive producer.		'''''Good Omens''''' is a 2019 television adaptation of {{GO}}, co-produced by Amazon Studios, BBC Studios and Narrativia. [[Neil Gaiman]] was the showrunner and head writer for the first two seasons, and [[Rob Wilkins]] also serving as an executive producer.

			Gaiman left the project after allegations of sexual assault against him became public in July 2024. In October 2024, the production team confirmed that a third season would go ahead, but Gaiman would not otherwise be involved.

	== Blurb ==		== Blurb ==
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	=== Season 2 ===		=== Season 2 ===
	The second season consists of six episodes, and tells an original story intended to act as a bridge between season one and a third season ~~(should it be produced) based on the idea developed by Gaiman with [[Terry Pratchett]] for a proposed but never written sequel~~. All episodes of season two were written by [[Neil Gaiman]] and [[John Finnemore]].		The second season consists of six episodes, and tells an original story intended to act as a bridge between season one and a third season. All episodes of season two were written by [[Neil Gaiman]] and [[John Finnemore]].

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	\| 6 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “Every Day” \|\| Aziraphale destroys the invading demons, an act of war. Crowley accesses Heaven’s files on Gabriel; he refused to restart Armageddon, so the Metatron wiped his memory and planned to demote him. Crowley, the Archangels and the Dukes of Hell converge on the bookshop. Crowley realises Gabriel hid his memories in a fly - a gift from Beelzebub. He’d been meeting her in secret at The Resurrectionist to collude over halting Armageddon, and they fell in love. The angels and demons argue over who will punish the pair, but the Metatron arrives and defers to Aziraphale, who spares them. Metatron speaks with Aziraphale in private, while Nina and Maggie tell Crowley off for interfering in their lives, and encourage him to tell Aziraphale how he feels. Aziraphale returns; he's taken Metatron's offer to be new Commander of the Heavenly Host. He asks Crowley to join him, reinstated as an angel, but Crowley tells him they don’t need Heaven and turns down his offer, kissing him before he leaves. The Metatron tells Aziraphale he'll be in charge of the Second Coming.		\| 6 \|\| 2023-07-28 \|\| “Every Day” \|\| Aziraphale destroys the invading demons, an act of war. Crowley accesses Heaven’s files on Gabriel; he refused to restart Armageddon, so the Metatron wiped his memory and planned to demote him. Crowley, the Archangels and the Dukes of Hell converge on the bookshop. Crowley realises Gabriel hid his memories in a fly - a gift from Beelzebub. He’d been meeting her in secret at The Resurrectionist to collude over halting Armageddon, and they fell in love. The angels and demons argue over who will punish the pair, but the Metatron arrives and defers to Aziraphale, who spares them. Metatron speaks with Aziraphale in private, while Nina and Maggie tell Crowley off for interfering in their lives, and encourage him to tell Aziraphale how he feels. Aziraphale returns; he's taken Metatron's offer to be new Commander of the Heavenly Host. He asks Crowley to join him, reinstated as an angel, but Crowley tells him they don’t need Heaven and turns down his offer, kissing him before he leaves. The Metatron tells Aziraphale he'll be in charge of the Second Coming.
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			== Season 3 ==
			Season 3 will be based on the idea developed by Gaiman with [[Terry Pratchett]] for a proposed but never written sequel to the original novel. Gaiman has exited the project, though some of his writing will be used. It is no longer a full season, but a 90-minute telemovie.

	== Podcast episodes ==		== Podcast episodes ==
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	\| 2023-08-01 \|\| ''[https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-tierra-uno_sq_f1631309_1.html Tierra Uno]'' \|\| “ÁNGELES Rosas y DEMONIOS Verdes”<ref>In Spanish.</ref> \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://www.ivoox.com/angeles-rosas-demonios-verdes-audios-mp3_rf_113574701_1.html ivoox.com]		\| 2023-08-01 \|\| ''[https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-tierra-uno_sq_f1631309_1.html Tierra Uno]'' \|\| “ÁNGELES Rosas y DEMONIOS Verdes”<ref>In Spanish.</ref> \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://www.ivoox.com/angeles-rosas-demonios-verdes-audios-mp3_rf_113574701_1.html ivoox.com]
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	\| 2023-08-04 \|\| ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r House of R]'' \|\| “Tropes Course: Enemies to Lovers and ‘Good Omens’ Season Two” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://www.theringer.com/2023/8/4/23820761/tropes-course-enemies-to-lovers-and-good-omens-season-two theringer.com]		\| 2023-08-04 \|\| ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r House of R]'' \|\| “Tropes Course: Enemies to Lovers and ‘Good Omens’ Season Two” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://www.theringer.com/2023/8/4/23820761/tropes-course-enemies-to-lovers-and-good-omens-season-two theringer.com]
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			\| 2025-01-22 \|\| ''[https://www.theringer.com/house-of-r Code Flix]'' \|\| “Celestial Bromance: Angels, Demons and the Ineffable Plan”<ref>We note that this podcast makes fairly extensive use of computer generated speech, in large part reading out the Wikipedia article for the television series, as well as a summary of other information about it. We’ve included it for completeness but you may which to skip the first 25-30 minutes or so.</ref> \|\| Season 1 and 2 \|\| [https://andresbonner.podbean.com/e/celestial-bromance-angels-demons-and-the-ineffable-plan-code-flix-episode-47/ podbean.com]
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	\| 2023-08-02 \|\| ''[https://www.betaseries.com/ Le Pitch Série]''<ref>In French.</ref> \|\| "Good Omens, le retour de la série fantastique” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://radio.betaseries.com/link/23137/16279898/podcast-1843.mp3 radio.betaseries.com] (mp3)		\| 2023-08-02 \|\| ''[https://www.betaseries.com/ Le Pitch Série]''<ref>In French.</ref> \|\| "Good Omens, le retour de la série fantastique” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://radio.betaseries.com/link/23137/16279898/podcast-1843.mp3 radio.betaseries.com] (mp3)
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	\| 2023-08-09 \|\| ''[http://serieasten.tv/ Das FilmSprechzimmer / Das SerienSprechzimmer]''<ref>In German.</ref> \|\| “Serienkritik zur 2. Staffel von GOOD OMENS als Microfazit” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cineasten-tv/episodes/Serienkritik-zur-2--Staffel-von-GOOD-OMENS-als-Microfazit-e27u23t spotify.com]		\| 2023-08-09 \|\| ''[http://serieasten.tv/ Das FilmSprechzimmer / Das SerienSprechzimmer]''<ref name="german">In German.</ref> \|\| “Serienkritik zur 2. Staffel von GOOD OMENS als Microfazit” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cineasten-tv/episodes/Serienkritik-zur-2--Staffel-von-GOOD-OMENS-als-Microfazit-e27u23t spotify.com]
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	\| 2023-08-14 \|\| ''[https://box2boxid.com/ Show Box]''<ref>In Indonesian.</ref> \|\| “Good Omens — Hella Great Heavenly Show” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/show-box/episodes/Good-Omens--Hella-Great-Heavenly-Show-e28392l spotify.com]		\| 2023-08-14 \|\| ''[https://box2boxid.com/ Show Box]''<ref>In Indonesian.</ref> \|\| “Good Omens — Hella Great Heavenly Show” \|\| Season 2 \|\| [https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/show-box/episodes/Good-Omens--Hella-Great-Heavenly-Show-e28392l spotify.com]
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	\| 2024-08-27 \|\| ''[https://birdsonpowerlines.podbean.com/ Birds on Power Lines]'' \|\| “Good Omens Season 1: Episodes 1 to 3” \|\| Season 1 Episodes 1, 2 and 3 \|\| [https://birdsonpowerlines.podbean.com/e/good-omens-season-1-episodes-1-to-3/ podbean.com]		\| 2024-08-27 \|\| ''[https://birdsonpowerlines.podbean.com/ Birds on Power Lines]'' \|\| “Good Omens Season 1: Episodes 1 to 3” \|\| Season 1 Episodes 1, 2 and 3 \|\| [https://birdsonpowerlines.podbean.com/e/good-omens-season-1-episodes-1-to-3/ podbean.com]
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	\| 2024-12-01 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref~~>In German.<~~/~~ref~~> \|\| “S1E1: Am anfang” \|\| Season 1 Episode 1 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/67434490a96cb67b6382adee acast.com]		\| 2024-12-01 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german" /> \|\| “S1E1: Am anfang” \|\| Season 1 Episode 1 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/67434490a96cb67b6382adee acast.com]
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	\| 2024-12-08 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref~~>In German.<~~/~~ref~~> \|\| “S1E2: Das Buch” \|\| Season 1 Episode 2 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/67434611ec59709ba58ab190 acast.com]		\| 2024-12-08 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german" /> \|\| “S1E2: Das Buch” \|\| Season 1 Episode 2 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/67434611ec59709ba58ab190 acast.com]
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	\| 2024-12-15 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref~~>In German.<~~/~~ref~~> \|\| “S1E3: Schwere Zeiten” \|\| Season 1 Episode 3 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/675bf55665cf55f44762d2d3 acast.com]		\| 2024-12-15 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref name="german" /> \|\| “S1E3: Schwere Zeiten” \|\| Season 1 Episode 3 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/675bf55665cf55f44762d2d3 acast.com]
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Ben: /* Major appearances */ Added episodes of Oktarin

2024-12-16T05:46:10Z

Major appearances: Added episodes of Oktarin

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			\| 2024-12-08 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref>In German.</ref> \|\| “S1E2: Das Buch” \|\| Season 1 Episode 2 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/67434611ec59709ba58ab190 acast.com]
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			\| 2024-12-15 \|\| {{OKT}}<ref>In German.</ref> \|\| “S1E3: Schwere Zeiten” \|\| Season 1 Episode 3 \|\| [https://shows.acast.com/oktarin/episodes/675bf55665cf55f44762d2d3 acast.com]
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