You’ve got me thinking about how in interviews Michael talks about how when he and David started acting together it was like a dance and working out who was occupying which spaces!

🤔Interesting! There are a lot of dancing references. So many!

The main theme reminds me so much of Shostakovich Waltz No.2. Very much seen as a romantic dance.

What do mean you love the song in dance music, the WALTZ? Why hammer home so you hammer yourself all the way home at the beginning.

How about jazz little bit zazzy spicy.

No truer words were ever spoken. It's never ending!

The project you organized is really beautiful. you deserve it!! ❤️

The dance is a beautiful metaphor for the blurring of lines of the sides.

I think God's Ineffable Plan is to reunite Heaven and Hell by making Gabe/Beez and Zira/Crowley fall in love. ♥️

I'd love to see Eric and Muriel, in scene after scene, sort of forgetting about whatever else i s going on, drifting toward each other and chatting each other up like smitten teenagers.

@@susanmiller9317 Yes! I would love to see them get together. They are very similar personalities despite being on opposite sides. ♥️

An ineffable therapist of the occult variety...no...ethereal?? 😊

I also noticed that Crowley likes to look at Aziraphale when he does this initiation seeding. He also looks at him a lot. Another thing that i also notice a lot, is all the looks and side looks and coy looks Aziraphale gives Crowley....a 6000year courtship!

Totally! (Also, massive Trek fan, it's the only Con I've ever attended in person!)

He's def the red shirt. He's also the Kenny. lol

🖖may Good Omens LLAP

​@@elimgarak7090also the interns in Welcome to Night Vale 😂 they will be missed... Oh well moving on...

It is my pleasure. And yes, there are other fandoms alive and well decades after the work is done, because the work is just that loved, and has that much depth. I agree, this will live long past season 3!

@@Sendarya by the way, about that frame in the magic shop, with the sword Excalibur between them: I don't know if it is significant (well, I guess it is lol) but when you watch it frame by frame the three daggers in Azi's back appear the moment he grabs Crowley's hand. In no other frame the daggers are visible. And as you said, Crowley and Azi are on the wrong side. Here's the frame: s3.us-west-1.wasabisys.com/cap-that.com/miniseries/good-omens/204/images/good-omens2x04_1625.jpg

After season 3, I hope that the fandom-- it's graphic artists, poets, writers, analysts-- all become better people. I hope we all grow wiser and learn the lesson. Whether you're straight, gay, L,B,T,Q or A... there really is just ONE side. OUR side. On this tiny blue dot spinning in space.

The book fandom persisted from the '90s until now, so I have complete faith that this will carry on for a long time yet!

@@sharonfieldstone yes, that is what I thought too. It's made for eternity. 😄

I am glad, I mean that, really happy, to bring more enjoyment to other fans. ❤️

😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂 the way his bum shakes when he hugs Aziraphale is like...wow...

I think this goes back to the main argument about why choosing sides is pointless. So many choices in life are not inherently good or evil. There is no right or wrong. There is only a choice to be made and the aftermath that follows. We see this a lot in the series, but the episode with the body snatchers really drives the point home. We see the conflict that arises when Aziraphale initially condemns stealing bodies, but he changes his mind when he finds out they are being used to conduct research that will save lives. We also see him do a complete 180 when he starts out by saying that Elsbeth has soooo many opportunities to "be good" because she is poor, but in the end, he just gives her enough money to create a good life for herself because it's infinitely easier, better, and less complicated than hoping that her "good" choices take her to a better place on their own. This episode in particular shows why choosing sides is not only damaging, but it's also pointless in the end. I love how this idea that not choosing sides is so powerful throughout the series.

Wow, SO well spotted!! I am going to look at that.

@@Sendarya I had to stand up and do a little lap around my room when I spotted it. I haven't seen anyone point it out before, but it gave me hope for a happy moment in season 3.

Jimbriel 😂😂😂

🤯 This is not something that would have ever occurred to me. REALLY great idea! If someone else gets to it before me, all good, but I will put it on my list for sure!

The fact that Heaven and Hell are canonically in the same building in Good Omens is something I just can't let go of. It's such a fundamental thing.

Yes! Okay, so let's look at it like the cards are telling their story: so we start with *The Fool (0),* which I see as Crowley asking the first questions and starting down his path (thereby starting Aziraphale down _his_ path, and setting everything into motion). *The Magician (1)* is a message that all they really need can already be found inside them, although they don't know it yet. *The High Priestess (2)* tells us to listen to people like Agnes Nutter, who are following their intuition and instinctively know best. I will then say the following: that *The Empress (3)* represents God (mother of all), *The Emperor (4)* represents The Metatron, and *The Hierophant (5)* (head of the religious establishment) represents Gabriel. I would like to point out that, in this way, Agnes (High Priestess) is next to God (Empress), as though God is behind Agnes's prophecies, whereas Gabriel (Hierophant) is following The Metatron (Emperor). This would go along with the idea that The Metatron _thinks_ he's playing one game with Heaven while God is actually playing a bigger game with everyone. So, then we have *The Lovers (6),* which often represents dealing with the temptation to be with someone you aren't certain if you should be with (who does _that_ remind you of? lol). *The Chariot (7)* is all about committing yourself to the path you have now chosen. This could represent Crowley and Aziraphale's dedication to each other after the Job incident and throughout the millennia, but also more recently their decision to try and stop the end of the world. The *Strength (8)* card indicates needing to exercise qualities like patience (Crowley) and diplomacy (Aziraphale) in order to achieve your goals. *The Hermit (9)* indicates that some introspection needs to be done. They already know the right answers, but (especially in Aziraphale's case) may need to take some time to listen to their own voice rather than the voices around them. Adam brings about the *Wheel of Fortune (10)* (the beginning of a new cycle in which progress can be made). *Justice (11)* was served when Aziraphale, Crowley and Adam all kept a calm, rational mind and out-witted the hot-headed forces of Heaven and Hell. This then caused Gabriel and Beelzebub to become *The Hanged Man (12):* looking at things from a whole new perspective and sacrificing their original goals/sides to be with each other. Unfortunately, this brings us to the *Death (13)* card: the inevitable end of something we would rather cling to, but which needed to end in order for our story to progress. As Neil has said, the ending of Season 2 was necessary in order to get us to where we need to be at the start of Season 3, which means our boys had to break all our hearts and each other's with them in order for things to move forward. Now, the *Temperance (14)* card again reminds us to have patience, and that through compromise and cooperation, we can balance things out. Opposing forces have to work together in order for this to work. *The Devil (15)* in this case can represent feeling enslaved to a higher power, as well as being deceived by them (not just Aziraphale to Heaven/The Metatron, but also Crowley to fate/time). *The Tower (16)* represents the faulty foundations upon which Heaven and Hell's beliefs were built, and so the tower ultimately must fall. Only after its destruction can we finally look within and believe in _ourselves_ *(The Star (17))* and allow our dreams and truest desires the chance to become reality. In order to do this, we have to first overcome the deceptions and false assumptions we've operated under *(The Moon (18))* so that we may finally triumph *(The Sun (19)).* The *Judgement (20)* card sees our characters (protagonists and antagonists alike) reaping what they've sown, and the seeds of things planted long ago finally beginning to bloom. We see a revival of things we thought were gone for good, and a new, fresh, happy start. Our journey has been long, filled with ups and downs, but there was never a question in our minds where it was going. For no matter where their paths have taken them, Aziraphale and Crowley have always found themselves coming back to one place over and over again: to the place where they could be together. The place where they slowly fell in love. In the end, despite all labels, despite their differences, their challenges and their flaws, their hearts have always lead them back to each other. They will always lead them back, ultimately...to *The World (21).*

@@aisleelovegreenwood6448 My interpretations were different, but I understand there can be different meanings based on the deck type(again, I am outside my area of knowledge). The images Sendarya shared instantly reminded me of the cards and I began to see more. But clearly you see it as well, and put together excellent information. Thank you for this! I've started researching myself hoping to gain insight and understanding. I'm planning my next rewatch to see for myself all the things others have caught, and to see if I can find more clues that point to the cards. Thank you again for putting words to my idea.

​@@kalessinsdaughter5460😮

Key words associated with Three of Swords, according to my tarot dictionary: “tears, separation, quarreling, civil and political strife, division, delay.” I mean, this fits to a T

there's a fourth sword a bit more down behind Aziraphale as well!

YAAAASSSS I feel like it also goes along with the 9 of swords where they are on someone's bedroom wall

Ooh, another Tarot enthusiast! I said this in response to another comment, but I think you might like to hear it: so, let's look at it like the cards are telling Aziraphale and Crowley's story. We start with *The Fool (0),* which I see as Crowley asking the first questions and starting down his path (thereby starting Aziraphale down _his_ path, and setting everything into motion). *The Magician (1)* is a message that all they really need can already be found inside them, although they don't know it yet. *The High Priestess (2)* tells us to listen to people like Agnes Nutter, who are following their intuition and instinctively know best. I will then say the following: that *The Empress (3)* represents God (mother of all), *The Emperor (4)* represents The Metatron, and *The Hierophant (5)* (head of the religious establishment) represents Gabriel. I would like to point out that, in this way, Agnes (High Priestess) is next to God (Empress), as though God is behind Agnes's prophecies, whereas Gabriel (Hierophant) is following The Metatron (Emperor). This would go along with the idea that The Metatron _thinks_ he's playing one game with Heaven while God is actually playing a bigger game with everyone. So, then we have *The Lovers (6),* which often represents dealing with the temptation to be with someone you aren't certain if you should be with (who does _that_ remind you of? lol). *The Chariot (7)* is all about committing yourself to the path you have now chosen. This could represent Crowley and Aziraphale's dedication to each other after the Job incident and throughout the millennia, but also more recently their decision to try and stop the end of the world. The *Strength (8)* card indicates needing to exercise qualities like patience (Crowley) and diplomacy (Aziraphale) in order to achieve your goals. *The Hermit (9)* indicates that some introspection needs to be done. They already know the right answers, but (especially in Aziraphale's case) may need to take some time to listen to their own voice rather than the voices around them. Adam brings about the *Wheel of Fortune (10)* (the beginning of a new cycle in which progress can be made). *Justice (11)* was served when Aziraphale, Crowley and Adam all kept a calm, rational mind and out-witted the hot-headed forces of Heaven and Hell. This then caused Gabriel and Beelzebub to become *The Hanged Man (12):* looking at things from a whole new perspective and sacrificing their original goals/sides to be with each other. Unfortunately, this brings us to the *Death (13)* card: the inevitable end of something we would rather cling to, but which needed to end in order for our story to progress. As Neil has said, the ending of Season 2 was necessary in order to get us to where we need to be at the start of Season 3, which means our boys had to break all our hearts and each other's with them in order for things to move forward. Now, the *Temperance (14)* card again reminds us to have patience, and that through compromise and cooperation, we can balance things out. Opposing forces have to work together in order for this to work. *The Devil (15)* in this case can represent feeling enslaved to a higher power, as well as being deceived by them (not just Aziraphale to Heaven/The Metatron, but also Crowley to fate/time). *The Tower (16)* represents the faulty foundations upon which Heaven and Hell's beliefs were built, and so the tower ultimately must fall. Only after its destruction can we finally look within and believe in _ourselves_ *(The Star (17))* and allow our dreams and truest desires the chance to become reality. In order to do this, we have to first overcome the deceptions and false assumptions we've operated under *(The Moon (18))* so that we may finally triumph *(The Sun (19)).* The *Judgement (20)* card sees our characters (protagonists and antagonists alike) reaping what they've sown, and the seeds of things planted long ago finally beginning to bloom. We see a revival of things we thought were gone for good, and a new, fresh, happy start. Our journey has been long, filled with ups and downs, but there was never a question in our minds where it was going. For no matter where their paths have taken them, Aziraphale and Crowley have always found themselves coming back to one place over and over again: to the place where they could be together. The place where they slowly fell in love. In the end, despite all labels, despite their differences, their challenges and their flaws, their hearts have always lead them back to each other. They will always lead them back, ultimately...to *The World (21).*

@@aisleelovegreenwood6448 This is an AMAZING breakdown!!! That's so neat!!! You certainly know your cards better than I know mine haha

@@theminnesotawitch 😂Honestly I feel the same way whenever I hear someone else read the cards. I might sound smart academically, but I have a much harder time actually reading them. 💖Love your insight as well. Honestly, if I hadn't seen you and others bring it up, I never would have even started making the connections. I owe half my idea to other commenters, lol

@@aisleelovegreenwood6448 🖤💕

Thank you! And yes, I agree it is a very clear analogy to what we face today. But like Crowley, I'm just pointing out a few things, and letting people draw their own conclusions. I suppose that is also what Neil is doing....I do wonder how they will pull it off!

I will do that, thank you for the suggestion!

Thank you so much! I love making them, and I love sharing them ❤️

Yes, though Crowley also needs to do some healing and have some growth. He still has a chip on his shoulder from being rejected by Heaven, and he still has some growing to do because his solution to his problems is always to run away or to mask or deflect, and that's something he can't do if he wants to have a healthy relationship, not just with Aziraphale, or the world he wants to live in, but with himself. Aziraphale has growing to do, but there's something Crowley can learn from him: his determination to face the bigger problems head-on, as we see him constantly doing by trying to reach out to those in charge of Heaven and (feebly) attempting to change their minds. He may not understand that his attempts are falling on deaf ears, but at least he's trying and not giving up on Earth. No shade on Crowley, but he was ready to abandon it and and was begging Aziraphale to just run off with him, while Aziraphale was still determined to fix things. I think Aziraphale needs Crowley's mind in order to really solve the problem, but Crowley needs Aziraphale's determination to always fight for good. Crowley _cares_ about the world, but doesn't have Aziraphale's determination. Aziraphale wants to change the system, but doesn't have Crowley's knack for causing trouble.

How did we not see this before?? Honestly, well spotted! Well, now I'm more worried than ever, lol

Stabbed in the back. By the Metatron, I predict.

Well spotted! Oh no....that can't be good. I will point this out in the next video. Yikes!!

@@Sendarya And just to make it more interesting, notice that the marionette's hands are the only thing illuminated in this whole frame. Hmmm....as light is so important, this stood out to me. I'm sure somebody clever could get a better picture of this frame to see more of what's on the shelves.

Great observations and excellent points! Thank you. Aziraphale is surely in for a hard road. And why give him that position at all, except to keep him right under their thumb? What's that old phrase, keep your friends close and your enemies closer? I agree about the sacrificial goat, though. Not sure how literal that's going to be. It does make me worry even more for Aziraphale. I'm sure Neil would just tell us Wait and See, lol.

Definitely a thinking fandom! Good!

@@Ladyalice467 Yeah, I really love that about us.😊

Honestly, I'm as surprised as anyone else. Every time I have an idea, and go looking, I find far more than I dreamed. I loved season 1, but season 2 seemed to drop 1000 more layers of meaning right on top of it! And it's usually disguised as cute comedy or adorable behavior! (I can't get over the writing!!)

Ikr?! The writing on this show (2nd season more so than 1st season, honestly) is absolutely genius. When you dig deep for your analysis videos and point something out, along with what it really means AND the how it works within the story, girl, I get chills. 🥶@@Sendarya

Very well spotted!! Now that a few people have pointed this out, I'm dying! I will make a note of this in the NEXT video. Thank you :)

The third one down in Aziraphale's back, it goes all the way thru to Crowley's stomach. It makes a big + with the one thru the hands.

Thank you! I always seem to find all of these connections when I go looking. Like you say, the instinctual understanding is there. And I am always so pleasantly surprised to find all of this foundation, support, and detail built into the narrative. It's why I can't stop looking! lol

The colors in the Beginning certainly seem meaningful. Room for many theories on this one!

I suspect it happened simultaneously, as Crowley was very anxious, he wasn't about to wait any longer to tell Az.

@@Sendarya (insert my favorite gif of Crowley in angel garb saying yeah) sigh.

"One fabulous kiss and they"re good."

Thank you so much!

I'm sorry @theonlylunchbox.We're all crying together. I do love the idea of exploring if either of them know the other loves them. Aziraphale, at this point must, right? But does Crowley know? Great question! I will add it to my list! (please be patient with the list. It's over 4 pages long now, and we have a long wait. I will get to these things eventually!)

@@Sendarya I also don't know how we can quantify what crowley knows. The clearest indicator is that Azriaphale asked him to dance and said We can be together... But he heard the as angels part of the sentence. I think we should also explore Crowley's homelessness and how it affects their relationship. I left a comment about it and they're communication on one of your videos. Fans have a lot of opinions about it.

Well if the Nina/Maggie-Crowley/Aziraphale parallels are an indication, Crowley may not know how Azi feels about him. “I’m not your type,” Nina says. “You have no idea,” Maggie responds. “I’m hard work,” Nina says. “I don’t mind hard work,” Maggie replies.

@theonlylunchbox mentioned Crowley's homelessness and this is something I've wondered about. Has he been living in his car for three years? Did A invite him to stay at the shop? Would C have accepted if he did? What has Crowley been doing all the time that A hasn't called on him for one of the 3 reasons C mentions.

@@cynthiaroush5180 people are split on how much time they're spending together since the pandemic but I think it's a lot of time. The three reasons crowley mentioned that Aziraphale calls him are he's bored, nothing's happening, something good, or something bad happened. That covers like pretty much anything. I think they're spending a lot of time together at the bookshop. In episode 1 the first time we see Crowley get out of the car he starts to walk across the street to the book shop and then realizes he's already in front of the like he just goes to the bookshop everyday under muscle memory. There fan feelings about how Neil has said Aziraphale doesn't know Crowley is homeless, and some people feel he's not even listening in the last scene when Crowley says he's living in his car. I however I think he figured it out, and is trying to make crowley as comfortable as possible in the bookshop every day. Neil did not specify that he wasn't told he said he doesn't but I think he could have figured it out based on the moving plants and other Clues. And I really think it makes sense for this season and the theme of their communication that Crowley didn't tell aziraphale because he thought he would be invited into the bookshop and that would make Azriaphale uncomfortable so he just didn't tell him. And Aziraphale figured it out but didn't acknowledge it or confront him on it because he thought he was respecting Crowley's reasons for secrecy. So there's this big unacknowledged problem between them and they both feel like they're respecting each other by not talking about it, but that's just my theory.

I agree. I think he wouldn't be able to run away like he says, not for long. The complex nature of the characters is endlessly fascinating!

Aw, thank you for the lovely comment, and for sharing your story. Exiting a religion can be a very tough journey, indeed! I was also raised Catholic, though not orthodox. Franciscan. I remember that EXACT feeling of wanting the rituals in my early 20's when I went off to college, but finding them empty, hallow, when I did try to go to church. These characters have so much to say to so many of us. And I also hope they get the happy end that they deserve.

So many of us need a hug, too. Probably part of why we relate to Crowley and love him so much.

Isn't it amazing!!??!! There are two other scenes that have been done, now. I should plug them, as well. The Dance and Before the Beginning. So many amazing dedicated artists!

Oh, a psychological analysis might be very interesting in that regard, thank you!

Honestly, how to tear down the establishment isn't something I have an answer to. I'm very interested in how Neil will resolve it all!

Hopefully with a happier ending!! :D

@@Sendarya Oh yes! I have faith, Neil says that they will get their happy ending. ♥️

Weddings and funerals, very thematically relevant, we can hope!

It's implied he can only possess her because he was able to find an open vessel like in Supernatural angels need permission to inhabit a human body whereas Demons can just take them. But in Good Omens Aziraphale is the only angel we've seen try to possess a human and in the book he goes through a few different "spiritual seekers" until he lands in Madam Tracy

Aw, I'm sorry!

@@Sendarya Me too. But as always your videos are well thought out and wonderful

Oh, I'd love to see Crowley and Azi visit the couple of nice planets at Alpha Centauri, only to discover they are polar opposites, and only earth, with it's sense of balance, is conducive to the support of the precious fragile existence they've carved out together. (The grass isn't alwsys greener somewhere else. There's no place like home.)

But the Nightingale song plays at the end, in the Bentley, when Crowley starts the car. He listens grimly for a few seconds then turns it off. My theory? He'd primed it to play that. He'd planned to tell Aziraphale he loved him - as he starts, to before Azi breaks in with his news - then I think he hoped for a good response and planned to whisk them both off to the Ritz in the Bentley, for the 'Extraordinarily alcoholic breakfast' to celebrate,, complete with romantic music, He'd made sure he could be alone with Azi, sent Muriel away, told Nina and Maggie it was 'Not a good time' for them to be there. Of course not, he wanted to be alone with Aziraphale. But then came the news about Heaven and the new job, so he never got the chance. When he tried again, he was all to pieces anyway and messed it all up. Brrrr!

@@Ladyalice467 I meant the actual bird, not the music.

Eternitaaaaaaay! Yeah, he's not going anywhere, lol

Yes I think Azi’s playing the long game. His smile in the elevator reflects his elation that his plan worked. You’re a dark horse Mr Fell.

I'm not sure that I agree that "most fans are mad at Aziraphale." It's no more right for Crowley to ask Aziraphale to give up what makes him the person he is than it is for A to ask C to come back to heaven with him, thus betraying himself. It was just a totally eff'ed up situation that the Metatron maneuverered them into.

I'm so glad these videos have helped to grow your appreciation for the show. I think GO's grows on a lot of people this way. It's an interesting phenomenon!

I hope you read this 💜 dear@@Sendarya "It's an interestingphenomenon" It is! It wasn't like I didn't like it, but it was confusing by moments. But Zira and Crowley's dynamics are so cozy, I couldn't stop watching. 💜 I think there IS a point! How can balance exist if there's only one side? I was rambling about the Physics concept of balance, (I have a point later sorry if it takes long to achive it) in my language that word can be translated as two different words that are synonyms, but also different concepts, balance (as the spanish word for "equilibrio", I've found the word "equilibrium" as a translation, but I'm not sure if it fits) is refer to the physical ability of a body to maintain ALL its structures by carrying out forces that fight against each other, so that the body remains balanced and to overcome gravity, while the second concept ("balance" in spanish too) is the movement that a body makes when it leans to one side and the other, or forward and backward, up and down, is the dynamic movement. In English it souds so redundant, I'll try to explain it deeper, but it is a grammar nightmare to translate this concepts. I hope I don't make it even harder to understand. To simplify, in spanish "equilibrio" also means a very stable balance, while "balance" is the action of adding or taking weight to get "equilibrio"/a very stable balance, but if you go to a translator it would translate both as the same word. (See? Grammar nightmare). As I understand, God and Satan are the forces pulling and pushing from the sides, moving things up and down back and forward, unbalancing everything in an attempt to win their argument, and earth is the midground (the battlefield, it seems too) in this fight, while Aziraphale and Crowley have always stand in the inflection point, (they come and go but mainly they are) where everything converges. They have come all the way from their sides and reached the middle point, and they have danced around each other in a waltz that leads them to understand each other, to be in each other's place, and also understanding humanity, that is standing at the same place as them (I mean Earth). I really like the analogy that David Tennat has said about Aziraphale and Crowley, they are Ying and Yang. And ultimately I feel like that is their mission, unlike humans, Aziraphale and Crowley have power, they might be the force that counterbalances the actions of heaven and hell. That's why it's so important for Metatron to separate them. I like to picture it as if it all was an antique measuring scale, where heaven and hell are the weight pans on each side, God and Satan are the very weight in their respective sides, Earth is the central support point, humanity is the beam working as the axis that moves with the inertia of the weight placed at each pam, and our Ineffable duo are the force that balances the scale everytime it goes unbalanced. This is my theory about the Ineffable Plan. We talked about "balance" and "equilibrio", to me God, Devil, Heaven and Hell are the forces of chaos upon existence, chaos on the right (good) and on the left (evil), unbalancing the everything, Aziraphale (in all good there's some evil) and Crowley (in all evil there's some good) are counterbalance, dancing around right and left, spinning around in their cosmic waltz, balancing the scale (they are balance and counterbalance, Ying and Yang, the dynamic movement). And the Ineffable Plan is everything as a whole, is balance (equilibrio) achived by the forces maintaining ALL its structures by carrying out forces that fight against each other, so that the everything remains balanced and to overcome destruction. "What's the point of it all? Demons, angels". The point is Balance. Balancing (adding and taking weight from each side) the forces playing with the cosmo and keeping existence balanced (stable, en equilibrio). Or as Michael would say "keep the status quo static and, uh, quoey". I believe that Aziraphale and Crowley are God's insurance plan to keep everything spinning, to preserve the divine creation. Also I think God shipped them from the beginning too.😝 I hope this wasn't too tedious to read. 🙈

@@ALeXZVaMpYRoCkZ Wowee! I love this. To keep everything spinning. yet preserve the balance, to allow for change and growth, but not collapse into chaos: I'm no scientist, alas, but isn't it a bit like quantum physics....? Or as Terry Pratchett would put it, a story that is trying to tell itself and reshape itself, again and again and again? I think that's why we all find it so compelling. (As well as it being channelled through the firecracker combination of Tennant and Sheen, of course!)

Well, thank you for taking the time to comment, I appreciate it! I am just happy to share the GO's love :)

I've never noticed. I will take a look! Thanks for spotting this detail. And also, thank you!

Did you notice the sinister look on the woman from the Chinese restaurant when she enters the "meeting/dance"? I can't figure out why that stuck with me.

@@rebeccamoll8779 Yes! She turns to look at something/someone down the street? Maybe we see what it is in S3.

100% agree.

I think Aziraphale and Crowley are the foundation for such a midpoint.

@@smua70 yehiiii❤🙏

My pleasure, and thank you. 😊

I do like my comment, I do love the show.Michael and David are my 2 favorites. Did they are couple like going together, I know Mr. Sheen has a wife, I just want to know

Okay, I know you love my comment, And I notice that you may have an answer to my Question what I said up above the one I reply.

Ha! That's so true. Hey, they killed Eric!

Красиво поставлено! Спасибо, что поделились своими мыслями. В этом я согласен с Кроули и с вами.

Thank you for the lovely compliment ❤

Namaste' to you as well. And thank you.

the narrator (God) don't say "2 angels" God says "while THEY were dining". The text in the song says "Angels" not a number and it is not God

@@Temptation666 oohh..... well . I just thought it was neat.

@@Temptation666 but I still think that her referring to a song where 2 angels are mentioned is notable. She might not have said it directly but there is an indication

@@qwerty-mo6fy You are allowed to believe what you like. I have no doubt that song was God saying they are "lovers" but both Angels? Don't see it. And the txt dont say two angels anywhere. Anyway look up the lyric and rewatch the clip if you like. I'm out

I honestly think that referring to Crowley as a demon is inaccurate. He even calls himself a former demon and mentions many times that he is on his own side. I think "fallen angel" is a better description of what he is. He has retained so many of his "angelic" qualities, and his idea of "doing evil" really isn't all that evil (it's more annoying on a mass scale). I don't know how God views him, and honestly, I'm not sure Crowley himself cares about how he is seen by God at this point, but I do think that he sees himself as something different: not an angel, but not a demon either.

Ahh y se me olvido agregar que ellos durante la eternidad estén bailando entre ellos, yendo y volviendo es tan hermoso y doloroso al mismo tiempo

¡Muchas gracias por el lindo comentario! A mí también me encanta esta idea y me pregunto cómo resolverá Neil el problema de que hay dos lados de los que parece que no pueden escapar.

¡Sí! ¡Incluso en los créditos, bailan entre las estrellas!

@@Sendarya ohhhh no me había dado cuenta😯😯😯 siempre se descubre algo nuevo con esta tremenda serie💜 muchas gracias por compartir tu hermoso contenido, seguiré aquii❤️

Wow, well spotted!!! They really work the left/right positioning into every scene, it's extremely meaningful. Edited to add, you are spot on, Az DOES turn left, like he always does when expecting Crowley, Just...THE DETAILS! Sorry, I'm ok....Also, they are sitting on the wrong sides. When they are facing each other in a frame, Crowley should be on our right, but for this entire conversation, it's the opposite way. It's the same orientation as the kiss. More bookended shots! First scene and last scene together, they have reversed position. Why does noticing this kind of thing make me squee internally? :D

@@Sendarya I'm squeeing right there with you! It would be really interesting to see how often the switched positions actually happen and when/why. I have trouble with left or right, and most of the time I get confused when the point of view changes. (I think I only noticed it in the café because Aziraphale turned his head 😅) Also, when I try to re-watch the series and look out for hints like this, I get so sucked into it that I forget to look out for it after a while 🙈 Your videos and insights are amazing. Thank you for your hard work!

Your English is fine. There are some scary possibilities in s3. Its hard not to think about them when you start looking too hard.

A bunch of people are pointing that out now. Not a good sign! Well spotted, though. No idea how I missed that!

@@Sendarya I think there's less contrast in that corner, and the main sword acts as a distraction, so when you spot it you stop searching for more.. the one sword low on his back is especially tricky, I only noticed it aster an x'th time I saw this image in various metas. A lot of people only notice the two upper ones it seems