"Do ducks have ears?"

Is fascinated by Aziraphale

Is exasperated by Aziraphale

And delighted by him

The real Crowley despises Hell and finds ways to avoid, bluff and misdirect but keep his job (until it backfires)

Never stood behind Hell's agenda

Helps Aziraphale in the craziest of scenarios

Accompanies Aziraphale for a cake because they've been stressed

Owns a car that is as smitten with the angel as he is

Remembers angel's books when said angel is saving them from an exploding church and a certain vat full of holy water

Plays angel's games

Supports his angel's hobbies

Comes up with funny lines

Has the right attitude towards giving up/despair

Has Imagination

Tries his best with the bookshop

Appreciates and understands Aziraphale's pain

Knows when Aziraphale is in trouble and needs help

Understands Aziraphale (even if he disagrees)

Loves to do watch Aziraphale do whatever

Knows when he's been bested

Thinks Aziraphale is worth writing poetry about

Trusts Aziraphale

Works with Aziraphale

Knows who Aziraphale is

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.

My little dumpling…

Incorrect Good Omens Quotes Masterpost Part 1 : here

Incorrect Good Omens Quotes Masterpost Part 2 : here

Have you ever wondered what an PrimeVideo X-Ray for the opening credits of season 2 might look like? Wonder no more. The @ineffable-detective-agency gang has helped me compile every hidden secret and reference in our favourite little puppet show & showcase it all in one place. (Recommended full screen watching and pausing for the full experience)

Some notes

This is the version of the opening credits from episode 1. As per members of our group, we've noticed that the opening sequence isn't exactly the same number of frames in each episode. Episodes 2, 3, and 4 end after 1:28:08, then episodes 1 and 6 end after 1:28:14 (six extra frames of the title card), and episode 5 goes a hair past 1:29 (11 more frames). Episode 6 also contains an extra electric guitar riff that the other opening title sequences do not, that is not heard in the version above.

All of the positions of the hidden Jimbriel angel were pointed out at the last TIC conference by producers of the show, so thanks to them for the help!

“I was lucky enough to be asked to cover a set visit to the goodomensprime set last week, and it is amazing, so gorgeous and so detailed!”

“Most gorgeous of course was Aziraphale’s bookshop”.

Aziraphale when someone tells him he needs to find Jesus:

A touch of divinity

Part 2

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