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Good Omens Fandom Events - June 2026

Some new (or new to the calendar) events this month. This calendar includes events inspired by Good Omens, across all eras, interpretations, and continuities. Take a look!

Creative Events, Challenges, & Prompts: (Events where you make, write, draw, or create)

•Time After Time — 1st-30th June 2026 (Creation Period), 1st-31st July 2026 (Posting Period) A Good Omens AU-focused event celebrating the many worlds, timelines, and alternate lives imagined for Crowley and Aziraphale after S3.

•Good Omens 3, Fan Reactions Project—Submission Deadline 21st June 2026 Fan Reactions to S3 Compilation Video Submissions are open for a compilation of fan reactions to Season 3. Information, rules & instructions can be found on the project page.

•Good-Omens-Gallery Monthly Header Project —Ongoing To highlight and celebrate Good Omens artists, the Good Omens Gallery is looking for artists to create a monthly header or the blog. Artists will be credited on the blog. A google form coming soon; check their blog for updates.

•The Ineffable Con Vid Show—Submission Deadline 26th July 2026 Video submissions are now open for the convention. Songvids, video essays, crack vids, fan trailers, animatics, dubbed comics, and more are welcome. Both new and existing works may be submitted. Convention attendance is not required.

•Good Omens Got True Talents Show 2026 Submissions are open in a variety of categories, including Musical Performance, Non-Musical Performance, Arts and Crafts, Memes and Comics, Cosplay. The showcase video will premiere on 9th October 2026 through Sendarya: Exploring Visual Media Through Analysis

•Monsters and Myths Collaboration— Coming Soon Announcements are expected in early July, with sign-ups open for approximately two weeks. The event is scheduled to begin in mid-to-late July, with posting dates starting in October.

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Community Events & Meetups: (Events you attend, join, or show up for at a specific time or place)

•Sendarya: Exploring Visual Media Through Analysis Following Season 3, Sendarya will continue Good Omens discussions while expanding coverage to additional fandoms as well.

•Good Omens Tour of London—19th August 2026 A wheelchair-accessible walking tour of Good Omens London filming locations in the run up to TIC7. You don’t need to be attending the convention to join the tour. •The Ineffable Con 2026 21st - 23rd August 2026 Cookam, UK (but also virtual)

•The Ineffable Society Meetup 2026 24th October 2026 Philadelphia, USA. This looks like a great opportunity to meet fellow fans in person.

If you have or know of an event to share, please submit it here or DM the calendar: Event Submission Form

Tag your posts #ineffablegoevents so we can find them and include them in the monthly roundup.

*(This list focuses on events currently open to participants and may not include events that are already closed to new sign-ups.) A huge shout-out to @naturallyteal,our agent-in-the-field, for being out there helping gather events for the calendar... and if he isn't, this will be a handy reminder to him 😉🩵

If you find this calendar useful, reblogs are always appreciated. It helps more GO fans discover events and create community within the fandom 💛

Tagging list under the cut.

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Note: I do not wish to convince anyone of my opinion or be convinced of theirs, I just want to write down how I feel about the finale. Also, I've heard that the creators are getting some hate messages, omg? Please if you have a slightest inclination to do that or to be mean to someone because you disagree with them then log off the internet and go for a walk... try to find a rainbow, feed peas to a duck ❤.

Simply put... I hated the finale. During while some things felt quite rushed I was thinking that it's because of the 6 episodes to 90 minutes shortening and even if it won't be perfect it will still be worth it because of the ending. And then came the scene in the bookshop with God and Satan and our ineffables after which they... died. And then we saw some two human clones who looked like them ending up together.

...

Crying, I couldn't have believed my eyes. The finale killed Aziraphale and Crowley and all the characters we came to know and love and replaced them with some random people who looked like them and we are supposed to care about?

Have I really just watch Soho struggle, learn that Mutt have died, Nina and Maggie had to leave, and people there were barely hanging on to be given a bit of hope by Jesus so they would be erased and this wouldn't matter at all?

I can't even start to begin to describe how much this is not Good Omens that I love. My words fail me and I am left stuttering and waving my hands erratically.

Not starting again but fix what we have has been an important point of Good Omens. Same as Job and his wife don't want some new children but the old ones. But somehow replacing the Earth is the ideal ending now?

The finale is trying to convince us that it's better because now there won't be any Hell and Heaven with their influences, but the big part of Good Omens was always that the humans do have their free will unlike most angels and demons - and all the big events on Earth like World Wars or Spanish Inquisition are created by humans, no matter how many coins Crowley glues on the pavement. If this was truly a problem then even a God's edict that from now no direct influencing people would do (not that we have that much reason to believe that there was that much influencing going on in the first place - most demons and angels kept to their dominions and Aziraphale and Crowley had The Arrangement), Aziraphale and Crowley could have been left on the Earth to make sure no such things was happening. But no, let's throw this all out, kill everyone and start over with real dinosaurs this time because it will surely be better... or will it? The humanity without Hell and Heaven seems the same to me in the ending. Hmm.

The whole scene with the God and Satan (what happens to him? who knows) where God calls Aziraphale lazy felt very very weird.

My brain is completely baffled why I should care about some random two men that look like Aziraphale and Crowley when I just saw my ineffables die. It's not them. It's like someone killed me and cloned me. I would not be very happy about it. And I know that some people like to say it is at least an imprint of them because they created the universe and they find each other in every universe over and over but nothing like is stated there, it is just wishful thinking of a broken heart imho. Aziraphale and Crowley are dead after Aziraphale spend years trying to make Heaven better and Crowley spent years in depression...

...which is another thing of itself:

Crowley is an optimist. (so seeing him in the finale makes me want to put the gif of from The Godfather: "look how they massacred my boy" here :D)

I hate this trend where you have an uplifting funny movie/season/book/something and you see that it is successful and people love it because it gives them comfort and hope and you go "oh but what if we make it drama where suddenly our characters full of hope and energy are depressed and see dying as the only option because surely that is what the fans of the original material appreciate". Fuck that.

I can't help it but the finale doesn't feel like Pratchett. At all. Perhaps there is a reason for that:

I have decided that I will consider only the book and S1 the canon in my head (perhaps with occasional visits from Bildad, Muriel or Furfur ;)). But I simply can't take this ending into my heart.

I have been waiting for the Finale to find out if it rekindles my passion for Good Omens, which sort of died away after the info about NG came out. I'm afraid it hasn't and I don't plan to update this blog much more anymore, perhaps sometimes if I see something that I want to share but I am not sure how much. Thank you for following me all these years, it's been a blast ❤.

(I still love Good Omens. I am going to The Ineffable Con 7 and I will look forward to meeting you there or at another opportunity. ❤❤❤)

Crowley.

Crowley.

Crowley.

Shame if someone ruined it.

Real.

Shame.

*GOOD OMEN MOVIE SPOILER*

Stop your eyeballs right here if you haven’t watched it yet.

The Good Omens Prime account posted a new poster today, and Peter Anderson Studio decided to give us a ring.

Of course we had to answer the call... Would be rude not to. Translation and explanation for the poster is below the cut.

So, from picture one, my favorite theory was the song “Innuendo.” It was pointed out by Soni on Bluesky(@sunnythecrow.bsky.social) that it was the only Queen song with a release date on January 14th (specifically January 14th, 1991). The song also starts with counting (see the lyrics below), so the first word is “one.” But the lyrics themselves are also very interesting. “Innuendo” is a song about facing chaos, injustice, and suffering without giving up. It encourages perseverance, moral integrity, and love, even when the world seems cruel and meaningless. It could be interesting plot… I do not know…also, innuendo means an allusion — something not stated directly. The text deliberately uses imagery and metaphors instead of clear statements, so the listener is meant to infer the meaning on their own… sounds familiar to me…:D

Anyway, the point is that the album was released on February 4th (1991), which is, as you know, next Wednesday, so I think there is still hope. I don’t know what the arrows mean, but I just like this theory. From the beginning — and remember, Kayla said that one person got it right…

Song lyrics:

One, two, three, four

Ooh, ooh!

While the sun hangs in the sky

And the desert has sand

While the waves crash in the sea

And meet the land

While there's a wind and the stars

And the rainbow

'Till the mountains crumble

Into the plain

Oh yes, we'll keep on trying

Tread that fine line

Oh, we'll keep on trying, yeah

Just passing our time

Ooh, ooh!

While we live according to race

Color or creed

While we rule by blind madness

And pure greed

Our lives dictated by tradition

Superstition, false religion

Through the eons

And on and on

Oh yes, we'll keep on trying

We'll tread that fine line

Oh, we'll keep on trying

'Till the end of time

'Till the end of time

Through the sorrow all through our splendour

Don't take offense at my innuendo

You can be anything you want to be

Just turn yourself into anything

You think that you could ever be

Be free with your tempo, be free, be free

Surrender your ego, be free, be free

To yourself

Ooh, ooh, yeah!

If there's a God, or any kind

Of justice under the sky

If there's a point, if there's a reason

To live or die

If there's an answer to the questions

We feel bound to ask

Show yourself, destroy our fears

Release your mask

Oh yes, we'll keep on trying

Hey, tread that fine line

Yeah, we'll keep on smiling, yeah

(Yeah, yeah, yeah)

And whatever will be, will be

(We'll just keep on trying)

We'll just keep on trying

'Till the end of time

'Till the end of time

'Till the end of time!

Here small update: original post by Soni on Bluesky(@sunnythecrow.bsky.social)

A new collection of essays on Good Omens has just dropped: Heaven, Hell, and everything in-between. Critical Perspectives on Good Omens by Vera Cuntz-Leng (ed.)!

Obviously, I haven't read it yet, but the table of contents promises topics related to queer media, fandom, intertextuality and morality. It also includes an interview with @sendarya, known for her video analysis of the series.

And the best part: the book is open access, so you can simply download it from the website of Büchner Verlag. It is a reputable German publisher, so you don't need to be worried about the source. And no, I'm not in any way associated with them, the authors or the editor; I'm just a Good Omens fan who has been anticipating the release of this book for months now.