This isn't new, but i love that they redressed the Whickber Street set for the sixties sequence, clearly wanting it to seem like it was taking place in another bit of soho.
Where Crowley talks to Shadwell is directly opposite the bookshop. (Between what becomes the coffee shop and the French Cafe)
Which means the lit up signs for 'striptease' are actually on/in front of the bookshop (you can see the doorway column on the far right)
(And yes, in S2 the Dirty Donkey pub where Crowley makes his plan here is opposite the shop entrance, but in S1 it wasn't)
I love this, because it's ingenious redressing of the set, but also because if you make it canon/in-universe reality, then "I work in Soho, I hear things" becomes "you are literally parked outside my shop you idiot", and "I'll give you a lift, anywhere you want to go" is an invitation to a date - for Crowley to take him out somewhere, because he obviously doesn't need to be dropped home.
