curious about life

It’s really hard to hate someone for being different when you’re too busy laughing together.

HR: “Right, everyone together for the company photo!”

Asa is definitely going to treasure that signed book forever. And not because it's a first edition. Years from now he'll be holding it up like: "Yes, Professor Crowley signed this for me... Then he married me."

Good Omens came out on 31 May 2019, and from that moment on, a lot of people's lives changed. Mine certainly did. Among the many things this series brought into my life, joining the fandom gave me the chance to learn more about aspects of humanity I hadn't had much exposure to before. It gave me the opportunity to explore the many nuances of sexuality, gender identity, and the different forms that love can take, in short, the endless variety of what it means to be human. I learned. I read. I listened. I observed. I understood. It opened my mind even further. And I carried those lessons into my everyday life and my work. I've been able to support people, push for changes in my workplace to make inclusion something real rather than just an assumption, and become a better version of myself. I hope, in some small way, I've helped make life a little better for others too. Whatever people may think about the controversies surrounding Season 3, no one can take this away from me: Good Omens made me a better person.

In theory, an angel should probably be at least a little concerned when a demon is threatening him. But every single time, Aziraphale looks like his mind has wandered somewhere it absolutely shouldn't have.

I was thinking about how so many creation myths are born from war or chaos... The idea that an entire world could come into existence through an act of love might genuinely be one of the softest, kindest, most heartbreakingly beautiful origin stories ever conceived.

I keep thinking about how many “Michael and David moments” we missed out on because there was basically zero promo for this last season. Michael and David are always brilliant when they’re promoting a project on their own, but together? They gave us absolute gems that fully deserve a place in the history of iconic promo interviews.

Good Omens 3 really gave us a tiny glimpse of Michael Sheen and David Tennant in full romantic-film mode... sorry, but you cannot unleash that level of tenderness on screen and not expect people to immediately start imagining entire films around it. Honestly, put them in a romance immediately. Period drama, indie film, ridiculous Christmas movie, I’m not picky.

Somewhere, in one of the many universes, Aziraphale and Crowley met at a fundraiser, got mildly tipsy on overpriced cocktails, vanished together before dessert, and woke up three counties away emotionally married. And they look like this.

They didn’t just tell the story. They carried it. With grace, humor, heartbreak, and magic. We’re so lucky they were the ones to do it.

They’ll find each other in every universe.