#script book

Crowley points up as he answers his own question. "That's the point, no nightingales. You idiot. We could have been - us," he says, disbelieving.

Aziraphale looks stunned and hurt, turns away to cry. Crowley walks up to him, grabs his lapels to pull him in and kisses him. Aziraphale, surprised, gasps, closes his eyes into the kiss, embraces Crowley for a moment. Crowley lets go.

Aziraphale steps backward, breathes hard, looks momentarily sideways, as if to check the window, '...again,' he half says, looking teary.

Knows they can't. Not now. Not like this. He steels himself. "I forgive you."

Crowley sighs, walks away.

"Don't bother."

'No,' Aziraphale whispers, watching him go. His heart breaks.

Door bell rings out.

1. Jung Woo is definitely an unreliable narrator. Some parts of the script is written in a way where it seems like Jung Woo is writing a scene and then the camera pans out to it. Also, our Jung Woo sshi probably imagined this Moon Jo face (I LOVE this face of him 😍😍😍 he he )

2. Moon Jo doesn’t sweat even in sweltering heat

3. Moon Jo seemed to be listening to music while he was eating Tupperware meat. In series, he was just sitting.

4. Jung Woo seemed to have fallen ON Moon Jo ? In the dead cat in the bag in alley scene. Moon Jo tapped his shoulder so JW gets up. In the series, JW gets up by himself

Hiya! :), I think it might be this (page 375/6 in the ultimate Script Book edition :))

This is a passage form The Quite Nice And Fairly Accurate GOOD OMENS Script Book by Neil Gaiman!!!

That ducking song was supposed to play throughout the first season!!! OH MY GOD!!

Ok people. Not sure why this little line was glossed over??? All the script book posts with changed or omitted lines that have been done, and I missed any that mentioned this.