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I heard that Undertale was having an anniversary! Please enjoy StuffinFluff Cooking’s take on the butterscotch cinnamon pie, featuring the official Toriel plush from Fangamer!

When this recipe says to keep mixing, please keep mixing! Melting the sugar into the butter can be challenging, and so can adding the mixture to the egg yolks. Take it as slow as you need, but turn the heat down on the butter a little to keep it from burning if you’re going to take a while!

Sorry for the lack of activity, everyone. It’s been difficult to balance my posts and recipes with my freelance animation work. We’re going to try to have more frequent recipes for you guys in the future. :’) 

Me:

@neil-gaiman at a talk yesterday discussing a scene he initially wrote for good omens season 2 that didn’t end up making the cut— a nightmare set far in the future with terrible things happening that was initially supposed to be the ending of episode two:

For all of you who are currently concerned about the Douglas Mackinnon situation, let me offer you comfort.

You probably realize that there is no better time to be a Good Omens fan than right NOW.

Let me briefly recap what immeasurable riches we have at our disposal!

We have

- two incredibly interesting, multi-faceted and beautifully portrayed main characters and a collection of charming and exciting supporting characters

- a cliffhanger so deliciously impossible, heartbreaking, nerve-wracking with endless possibilities

- an armada of overwhelmingly talented, creative writers, artists and meta-analysts who continue to unearth more possibilities every day

- the greatest and giddiest possible anticipation

- twelve wonderful episodes that can be picked apart and enjoyed frame by frame, word by word, musical note by musical note, again and again, always full of new ideas and insights and feelings

It‘s bliss!

What will we have after a third season? Who knows. Hopefully a little more creative wealth from which we can draw. Hopefully a happy ending. In any case: an end.

Hello Mr. Gaiman,

Longtime fan, first time I've had the courage to ask you a question. Over the weekend, you spoke at Storyfest, and you said that the concept art showing the bookshop surrounded by destruction was something you had intended to put at the end of episode 2, and that episode didn't have a proper ending. I am curious if you meant episode 4? Episode 2, of course, contains A Companion to Owls, and has one of the most poignant episode endings in the series. Could you please confirm which episode you meant for that scene to be included in, originally? Thank you so much for taking the time to even read this.