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Hello Neil,
I have a question. Why Aziraphale didn’t smite Crowley in the Garden of Eden or smth?
I'm pretty sure he did smth when Crowley turned up in the Garden of Eden. He talked to him. It's like smiting, only with less risk of someone smiting you back.
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It's kinda true. Like "LOOK ITS MUSICAL SO GAY"
... like... I LOVE it its the marketing that's annoying me. So many clips like THATS NOT HOW WE DO THIS DISNEY WE DONT SHOUT THE NAME IF A RETURNING CHARACTER IN THE FUCKING PROMO
ALSO WHY DO WE GET IT AT MIDNIGHT ON DISNEY BEFORE ITS HOME ON BBC?! ITS A KIDS SHOW ON A SATURDAY SO HAVE IT SHOW MAYBE AT 8 HERE OR SOMETHING SO THE SIMULCAST IS AT A TIME THE BRITISH AUDIENCE ARE FUCKING AWAKE SO THE POOR THINGS DONT WAKE UP TO SPOILERS OF THEIR OWN FUCKING SHOW?!
I truly fucking despise the new season of Doctor Who being promoted as one that will be unique for showing the Doctor's queerness or whatever the fuck. There's this attitude under all this promo like the 15th Doctor is the first queer Doctor as if a) the 9th Doctor didn't kiss a man b) the Doctor didn't canonically change genders and c) when they were a woman was CANONICALLY in love with another woman. like HELLO??? I don't even like 13 and yaz that much and think they should've been written better, but there's something so misogynistic and revisionist about people acting like David Tennant saying Isaac Newton was hot in the anniversary special is "confirming the Doctor is queer" or that Ncuti's doctor will be the first queer Doctor. like...i hate it. This whole line of marketing reeks of Disney's "first Gay™" style marketing and I fucking hate it.
#doctor who#prev#old man yells at cloud I know I know#post prev poster tags#i also am old one yelling at cloud
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wanted a new discord pfp, couldn’t pick a fave hairstyle
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Whether it’s playing heightened versions of themselves on their hit series Staged or preventing the apocalypse as everyone’s favorite ethereal couple, Michael Sheen and David Tennant are a duo for the ages. With a combined roster that includes just about every major sci-fi and fantasy franchise from Doctor Who to Twilight behind them, the two are beloved by fans the world over — all of whom are eager to see them return to screens when the second season of Good Omens hits Prime Video this month.
The two return in full form as Aziraphale and Crowley in season two of the Neil Gaiman-penned series, but now that they’ve prevented the apocalypse, the series is going in an all-new direction: beyond the constraints of the book, and into never-before-seen territory. What that means for the angel and demon is anyone’s guess, but it’s up to them to solve yet another heavenly mystery this time around: why the archangel Gabriel (Jon Hamm) has lost his memory. Not an easy task, really, when Heaven and Hell are out to get the both of them, but the world’s at stake, leading the two into another adventure through time that explores friendship, love, and what it means to have faith.
Collider was excited to sit down with Tennant and Sheen prior to the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike to discuss the new series and what it’s like going beyond the ending of the novel. During this conversation, we also discussed hopping through time with Aziraphale and Crowley, their favorite romantic comedies, and who they think is the better driver when it comes to Crowley’s beloved Bentley.
COLLIDER: I love this season, and one of my favorite parts of this season was that we get to see a little bit more of Aziraphale and Crowley through time, in addition to the main story. Did you guys have a favorite time period that you got to play in?
MICHAEL SHEEN: I love the 1940s stuff. I do really like that.
DAVID TENNANT: Yes, that is great, and getting to play with the zombies again. That was fun.
SHEEN: That was great, and, you know, I get to do some more magic.
TENNANT: Yeah, that was nice fun! That was nice fun.
SHEEN: That was my favorite.
I can imagine!
TENNANT: Yeah, it was great. I love the look of the 1860s one.
SHEEN: Yeah.
TENNANT: That's great. I loved that coat.
SHEEN: Yeah, it was very cold when we were filming that stuff.
TENNANT: Very.
SHEEN: So we got to have nice, warm costumes, which is always a plus.
TENNANT: But no, I mean, it's a sort of a never-ending joy to shoot, really, because you get all that variety within it as well. It's not just showing up in Aziraphale’s bookshop every day. Delightful, though, that! That’s beautiful, too.
SHEEN: Well, because this time the set, the SoHo bookshop set, was all built in the studio. So, on the first series, we only had a bit of it, and it was outdoors in some freezing cold airstrip somewhere that was miserable.
TENNANT: And even inside the bookshop would be blowing a gale, wouldn't it?
SHEEN: Yeah, but this time we were in a nice studio, and then there was this whole huge set with so much detail. All the shops are completely populated with all kinds of amazing things, so that was endlessly fascinating to be able to wander around there and look at all that. So, I loved all that. It's a very fun, very enjoyable show to work on, I’d say. We feel quite guilty about how enjoyable it is.
TENNANT: Yeah.
This season, as well, Aziraphale gets to drive the Bentley as well as Crowley. So, who do you think is the better driver?
TENNANT: I mean, don’t even.
SHEEN: Well, let's leave that up to the Bentley. Who does the Bentley like the most?
TENNANT: It’s not that at all.
SHEEN: And I think the evidence in the show is that it likes me the most.
TENNANT: But you've got to treat it in a certain way. You can't indulge it.
SHEEN: Treat you mean and keep ya keen!
TENNANT: Exactly. Well, that’s Crowley’s way, anyway. [laughs]
SHEEN: You’re dangerously close to that!
TENNANT: I’m not saying I condone any of that. But yes, it's true that the Bentley gets away from him, briefly, and that's very difficult for Crowley.
Additionally, you two, Aziraphale and Crowley, sort of worked together to, for lack of a better word, Four Weddings and a Funeral Maggie and Nina, the two fellow shopkeepers. So, I was curious, do you guys have a favorite romantic comedy?
TENNANT: Good question!
SHEEN: Ooh, When Harry Met Sally is a classic, isn't it? I think that's a modern-day classic.
TENNANT: I want to say It’s a Wonderful Life, but that doesn’t really count, does it? That’s not really a rom-com.
SHEEN: Something like Bringing Up Baby.
TENNANT: Yeah, Roman Holiday.
SHEEN: I grew up watching those Doris Day ones. That's always fun. And the Barbara Streisand and Ryan O’Neal, people like that, when they did stuff together. What’s Up, Doc?
TENNANT: What's Up, Doc? I’m gonna go with What’s Up, Doc? Well maybe that’s more comedy than rom-com? That’s more com than rom. There’s a bit of rom in there, though, isn’t it?
SHEEN: [laughs] There’s definitely rom.
TENNANT: And an amazing car chase!
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"A naked Jon Hamm appears in our lives, which I'm sure most people would welcome."
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The Good Omens Love-Fest Continues
Featuring Michael Sheen and David Tennant talking about working with each other (and the Crowley/Aziraphale relationship) in Good Omens
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WAIT THIS HAPPENED?!
#THE WAY BOTH TEN AND TENTOO ARE SO IMPRESSED AND PROUD OF DONNA!
# AND THIS IS ESPECIALLY A BITTERSWEET MOMENT FOR TENTOO #BECAUSE THIS IS THE LAST TIME HE SEES HIS BEST FRIEND DONNA, AND HE GETS TO SEE HER FINALLY REALIZE HER OWN POTENTIAL AND BRILLIANCE # AND THIS IS HOW HE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER HER
#AND IT HURTS THAT THEY NEVER GET TO SEE EACH OTHER AGAIN
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I know it’s not hard to point out reactionaries hypocrisy when it comes to like safe spaces or hug boxes or whatever but genuinely how much of an echo chamber do you have to exist in for you to think this is a reasonable thing to say
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I like him because fucker wouldn't judge my looks or my vices or if I wasn't able to fucking shower or shave because of my neurospicy or disability issues. He'd be all "dude same here borrow this thing I created out of Jerry's cutlery for when I can't be fucked to clean myself. But like not now cause I wanna be covered in snack dust watching 3 body problem too because Morty is being SUCH a pain in my ass but after y-you need to help me test this thing I made that will make you able to FUCKING RUN AND JUMP LIKE AN AVATAR."
"..."
"What?"
"..."
"bitch I know you'd be happy with being able to walk anywhere BUT I MADE YOU A - LIKE A FUCKING SUPERHERO EXOSKELETON AND LOOK I PAINTED FUCKING BUNNIES ON FIRE LIKE - LIKE FUCKING CHEESE FROM THAT FOSTERS CARTOON YOU LOVE SO MUCH!"
People say "Why do you like Rick, he's a horrible person, blah blah" and I could write a long explanation about why he's my favorite character, but the real reason is "It's a cartoon, and what he does has no effect on the real world," but the REAL reason behind that is "I don't owe you an explanation."
#neurodivergent buddies dont judge#they give you shiny things with hot rod flaming bunnies on them#and all they see when they look at your shirt that has ice cream on it is#bitch you still have ice cream? i want ice cream! lets ice cream!#rick and morty#shocwrites
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I LOVE HOW MUCH FUN TGE CAST HAD TOGETHER IT MADE MY HEART GO ALL FUZZY!
(Also freaked that harry liked my ridiculously autie comment!)
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Harry Belden voicing Morty during a signing 💛 (Click to watch the video.)
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Midnight Pals: Patience
Thomas Disch: neil in the good omens game, is there a way to escape the dungeon without using the wizard's key?
Neil Gaiman: ah! a very good question!
Clive Barker: what? that's a terrible question
Gaiman: ah but there are NO bad questions, clive
Gaiman: curiosity is the rain that waters the seed of knowledge
Debbie Dadey: um excuse me sir neil gaiman but in Good Omens S2E42 aziraphale is shown performing the musubi dachi stance, but everyone knows that angels don't know karate
Dadey:[pushing glasses up nose] i sure hope someone was fired for THAT blunder
Gaiman: ah! a fine observation, thank you for sharing!
Gaiman: so great to communicate with astute readers!
Gaiman: [putting gold star sticker on Dadey's forehead] i'm giving you a gold star for that
Gaiman: in fact
Gaiman: you all get gold stars!
Koontz: oo! i want a gold star
Gaiman: [putting gold star sticker on Koontz's forehead] and so you shall!
King: incredible! nothing flusters him!
Poe: he's unflappable
King: like the world's most patient kindergarten teacher
Barker: no way, i don't buy it
Barker: nobody's THAT patient
Barker: i bet i could get him to snap
Poe: clive
Barker: hey neil i've got a question
Gaiman: yes?
Barker: actually
Barker:this is more of a comment than a question
Gaiman: [sweating, veins in neck pulsing] ah yes, go on
Poe: clive that's going too far
Neil Gaiman: you see dean
Gaiman: you can see anything, do anything
Gaiman: BE anything
Gaiman: without ever leaving home!
Dean Koontz: wowwww
Gaiman: all you have to do is use your super power
Koontz: my super power??
Gaiman: yes
Gaiman: it's called
Gaiman: IMAGINATION!!
Ray Bradbury: it was many years yonder when the open spaces were open and the blue skies were blue, and soda pop cost just a nickel and if you didn't have a nickel a smile would do, when you could see marshmallow dragons and candy corn castles in the clouds and you could do it all with the power of
Dean Koontz: oh yeah imagination, i already know that
Bradbury: and- what
Koontz: yeah, neil gaiman told me
Bradbury:
Ray Bradbury: listen neil i hear you've been going around extolling the power of imagination
Neil Gaiman: ah imagination! the poor man's wealth, the prisoner's release-
Bradbury: zip it bud
Bradbury: there's ONE dream weaver in this town and that's me
Bradbury: the limitless vista of a child's imagination ain't big enough for the both of us!!!
Bradbury: i have more child-like whimsy in my little finger, gaiman!
Bradbury: and i will use it to paint a rainbow of nostalgic vibes that will have you crying!
Bradbury: come at me, neil!! i'll make your childhood fuckin' magical!
Gaiman: wonderful, brilliant! just an excellent threat
Gaiman: the craftsmanship of it was sublime, you should be very proud, ray
Bradbury:
Bradbury: are you
Bradbury: are you being sarcastic?
Poe: i don't think he knows how
Bradbury: you're so genuine, i can't stay mad at you
Gaiman: perhaps, ray, there is room in the world of imagination for the both of us
Gaiman: in fact, maybe there's room for ALL who seek to fly on the wings of a shared dream!
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It just hit me that C-137 Morty didn't just hug Rick after he beat his family's killer to death--Prime was also Morty's biological grandfather. Rick walked out covered in Morty's grandfather's blood.
Not that Morty should feel bad for Prime because he was a monster, but damn. He wasn't joking when he told C-137 "You're my grandpa, Rick."
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