frozen peas

Shall we just all agree that, given the absence of Terry, S2 and S3 can be generally considered apocrypha rather than canon?

Okay so with there being no actual evidence this specific ending was planned by Terry Pratchett (known freak and liar Neil Gaiman just saying shit doesn’t count)—with a Pratchett biographer saying TP and NG never actually sat down and wrote anything for a sequel plot, pointing out that the TP estate has no writing credits for the finale, suggesting executive producer Rob Wilkins disliked the finale, and saying he believed the cottage ending was planned by Pratchett but NOT for them to be different people, plus the finale literally erasing the entire book and rendering it pointless, everyone dying contradicting attitudes from Pratchett himself about reversing deaths in gomens, and David Tennant outright saying the ending wasn’t everything he wanted, I think we can all disregard that finale as bad fan fiction and stick to the canonical ending of the book/s1 instead lol. I’ve been saying this for a couple weeks now, but it helps that it seems like everyone involved but Gaiman hated this

Yes. Season 1 / the book ending is the only real canon ending. Everything after that is a suggestion, like canon divergence.

accidentally clicked on a horrible good omens fanfic very ooc major character death memory loss human au. yeah on amazon prime

Crevicecat

felt ok but then remembered

i hate that i’m not over the gomens finale yet. i want to be a much stronger person. i want to be like oh well it’s just a tv show and canon doesn’t mean anything and i am. i do. mostly. like 70% of the time. or so. idk. and then there’s a wave of grief just crashing over me again

Right there with you. It’s not “just a TV show,” is the way I think about it. It’s all the real-life things this story connects with, all of the real-life hopes and fears and sorrows, all of the pieces of ourselves.

"Rejecting something and refusing it to have power over you sounds like a very Pratchett thing to do."

it's probably been already said but i love the thought of aziraphale and crowley rapidly switching languages as they're talking in public, and passersby thinking "oh wow, they're very good at languages" and then growing increasingly confused as sprinkled inbetween them are long, long dead ones and ones that have never been heard by human ears.