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Nobody is allowed to touch his side of the kitchen
#Hucklerobby #hucklerabbot

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A black and white comic, three panels stacked one on top of the other with white gutters. In the top panel, a toad looks questioning as a balloon from off panel exclaims, "You poor creature!" In the middle panel, the toad looks quite literally the most crestfallen I've ever seen a face as the balloon from off panel says, "It must be so hard..." And in the last and bottom panel, the toad lights up, stars appearing around their head, warmed by the words in the balloon from off panel that continues, "...being the most beautiful toad in the world!"

A black and white comic, three panels stacked one on top of the other with white gutters. In the top panel, a toad looks questioning as a balloon from off panel exclaims, "You poor creature!" In the middle panel, the toad looks quite literally the most crestfallen I've ever seen a face as the balloon from off panel says, "It must be so hard..." And in the last and bottom panel, the toad lights up, stars appearing around their head, warmed by the words in the balloon from off panel that continues, "...being the most beautiful toad in the world!"

was recently reminded of one of my all-time favorite bits of sequential acting, drawn by Natalya Lobanova

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They are back! ๐Ÿฅน
#goodomens

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Aziraphale and Crowley are mid-kiss. Aziraphale is holding Crowley's face gently in both of his hands, as Crowley grips Aziraphale's arm and back. They're both crying, with tears at the corners of Aziraphale's eyes, and running down Crowley's face. This was originally posted back in July 2024.

Aziraphale and Crowley are mid-kiss. Aziraphale is holding Crowley's face gently in both of his hands, as Crowley grips Aziraphale's arm and back. They're both crying, with tears at the corners of Aziraphale's eyes, and running down Crowley's face. This was originally posted back in July 2024.

a reunion, a kiss
#GoodOmens #IneffableHusbands

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Okay fine, here you go. Was having too much fun with the new brushes ๐Ÿ˜…

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Aziraphale and Crowley are in lovely, form-fitting dresses, paired with long, elegant gloves, and Aziraphale has a fluffy white shawl. They both have longer hair. Aziraphale's dress is white and laces up in the back, while Crowley's is black and strapless. Aziraphale is sitting delicately on the edge of a table, as Crowley is leaning over into Aziraphale's space. Aziraphale has one arm placed over Crowley's shoulder, and is giving a teasing invitation that Crowley looks keen to take up. This was originally posted back in June 2024.

Aziraphale and Crowley are in lovely, form-fitting dresses, paired with long, elegant gloves, and Aziraphale has a fluffy white shawl. They both have longer hair. Aziraphale's dress is white and laces up in the back, while Crowley's is black and strapless. Aziraphale is sitting delicately on the edge of a table, as Crowley is leaning over into Aziraphale's space. Aziraphale has one arm placed over Crowley's shoulder, and is giving a teasing invitation that Crowley looks keen to take up. This was originally posted back in June 2024.

based on a cosplay photo from kenken_Power over on twitter ๐Ÿ’•
#GoodOmens #IneffableHusbands

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The Good, The Bad, And The Finale
Good Omens is ending with a 90-minute special and a new director, Rachel Talalay. SFX discovers why she might have been Heaven sent to see the show out on a high note. Words: Dave Golder.

The Good, The Bad, And The Finale Good Omens is ending with a 90-minute special and a new director, Rachel Talalay. SFX discovers why she might have been Heaven sent to see the show out on a high note. Words: Dave Golder.

After two seasons and 12 episodes all directed by Douglas Mackinnon, thereโ€™s somebody new calling the shots on Good Omensโ€™ 90-minute finale โ€” Rachel Talalay. But it's almost like her arrival was preordained.
"I was actually originally the person they asked to direct the whole series," she reveals.
"But I wasn't available because it was 2017 and I was doing the final three episodes of Steven Moffat's time on Doctor Who. They also talked to me about coming in on series two, but then it was Covid, so that also didn't happen. But I feel like I had my own tiny bit of ownership of it.
"I'd worked closely with David Tennant right before on his return to Doctor Who, so I had that relationship in place as well. It kind of felt like I was in the wings for a reason." 
You could almost say that the omens were good. Especially as Talalay has earned a reputation as a TV director with a bold visual style making standout episodes not just of Doctor Who including the widely acclaimed "Heaven Sent" and "The Star Beast") but The Flash, Supernatural, Sherlock and Superman & Lois too.
"I came in and said, 'Let's embrace what's great about series one and series two, but take it further. I think what's very important to me is to make it beautiful; working particularly on just a little extra element of beauty. And magic." 
There is, of course an elephant in the room throughout SFX's interview with Talalay โ€” and not one that's carrying Discworld on its back. There has been an upheaval behind the scenes that's lead to many production changes on this final instalment of Good Omens, including a cut from six episodes to one 90-minute feature-length episode. The PR department has requested we don't mention the G-word, and SFX respects that. A whole half-hour interview could vanish down a sordid rabbit hole otherwise, when they want to concentrate all that's good and great about Talalay's enthusiasm is invaluable in that regard. "I think this is some of my best workโ€ (cont.)

After two seasons and 12 episodes all directed by Douglas Mackinnon, thereโ€™s somebody new calling the shots on Good Omensโ€™ 90-minute finale โ€” Rachel Talalay. But it's almost like her arrival was preordained. "I was actually originally the person they asked to direct the whole series," she reveals. "But I wasn't available because it was 2017 and I was doing the final three episodes of Steven Moffat's time on Doctor Who. They also talked to me about coming in on series two, but then it was Covid, so that also didn't happen. But I feel like I had my own tiny bit of ownership of it. "I'd worked closely with David Tennant right before on his return to Doctor Who, so I had that relationship in place as well. It kind of felt like I was in the wings for a reason." You could almost say that the omens were good. Especially as Talalay has earned a reputation as a TV director with a bold visual style making standout episodes not just of Doctor Who including the widely acclaimed "Heaven Sent" and "The Star Beast") but The Flash, Supernatural, Sherlock and Superman & Lois too. "I came in and said, 'Let's embrace what's great about series one and series two, but take it further. I think what's very important to me is to make it beautiful; working particularly on just a little extra element of beauty. And magic." There is, of course an elephant in the room throughout SFX's interview with Talalay โ€” and not one that's carrying Discworld on its back. There has been an upheaval behind the scenes that's lead to many production changes on this final instalment of Good Omens, including a cut from six episodes to one 90-minute feature-length episode. The PR department has requested we don't mention the G-word, and SFX respects that. A whole half-hour interview could vanish down a sordid rabbit hole otherwise, when they want to concentrate all that's good and great about Talalay's enthusiasm is invaluable in that regard. "I think this is some of my best workโ€ (cont.)

It's quite possible that 'Heaven Sent' is my best work - Doctor Who fans love that episode - but I think that there are many elements of this that stand alongside my best work."
There's also the issue of spoilers. Talalay ain't giving anything beyond the vaguest of teases. Season two ended with demon Crowley (DT) declaring his love for angel Aziraphale (MS), but Aziraphale deciding to go off to become Heaven's new boss instead, and usher in the Second Coming. So what happens next?
"I can't," she splutters. "It's very difficult for me to say much except this version is very much tilted toward pleasing the fandom from the standpoint of keeping it concentrated on Aziraphale and Crowley. Then allowing there to be a mystery, along with everything that's brilliant about the Good Omens book and mythology, which is Heaven and Hell, and religious concepts."
She does confirm, though, that the Second Coming does indeed happen.
"Bilal Hasna plays Jesus," says Talalay. "He's wonderful, utterly versatile. He was nominated for a BAFTA [for Disney's Extraordinary]. He's a relatively new actor with a meteoric rise - a fascinating, committed, versatile actor. So to be BAFTA-nominated at the same time that you're playing Jesus is a pretty good omen." Pressed for other titbits, she apologises for being so vague, but admits, "Michael, as Aziraphale, has a showcase scene that's a different type of showcase scene that is an absolute joy. He gets to really just eat it up. I'm really looking forward to, um, showing that off. It's terrible I can't say anything more to you. Iโ€™m sorry!โ€

It's quite possible that 'Heaven Sent' is my best work - Doctor Who fans love that episode - but I think that there are many elements of this that stand alongside my best work." There's also the issue of spoilers. Talalay ain't giving anything beyond the vaguest of teases. Season two ended with demon Crowley (DT) declaring his love for angel Aziraphale (MS), but Aziraphale deciding to go off to become Heaven's new boss instead, and usher in the Second Coming. So what happens next? "I can't," she splutters. "It's very difficult for me to say much except this version is very much tilted toward pleasing the fandom from the standpoint of keeping it concentrated on Aziraphale and Crowley. Then allowing there to be a mystery, along with everything that's brilliant about the Good Omens book and mythology, which is Heaven and Hell, and religious concepts." She does confirm, though, that the Second Coming does indeed happen. "Bilal Hasna plays Jesus," says Talalay. "He's wonderful, utterly versatile. He was nominated for a BAFTA [for Disney's Extraordinary]. He's a relatively new actor with a meteoric rise - a fascinating, committed, versatile actor. So to be BAFTA-nominated at the same time that you're playing Jesus is a pretty good omen." Pressed for other titbits, she apologises for being so vague, but admits, "Michael, as Aziraphale, has a showcase scene that's a different type of showcase scene that is an absolute joy. He gets to really just eat it up. I'm really looking forward to, um, showing that off. It's terrible I can't say anything more to you. Iโ€™m sorry!โ€

So if we can't talk about plot specifics, how about the production side of things? When Talalay signed up for the final season, the intention was still to make six episodes.
"I was involved in taking it down to the 90," she confirms. "That was producer-driven to start with. There's something really, really great about the 90 minutes. I mean, of course I'm heartbroken that bits and pieces of the six hours will not be filmed. But at 90 minutes we can just focus on one incredibly strong story. Sometimes with six parts, you just go off [on a tangent] and it's fun, but often I hear people say, You know, I didn't like that episode as much because it wasn't really about (the main characters)
"Now, I love those random things, but we didn't have space for that. So it became a very much a cohesive story. People I've talked to who have seen the 90 minutes have said how brilliant it is that it became one really strong, cohesive story. So yes, I would have liked to have done the random bits and pieces of comedy. It's really random bits and pieces of comedy that dropped out for a story that concentrates on those things that I talked about - a really good, strong mystery, the Second Coming, and Aziraphale and Crowley."
While the finale may have new scriptwriters (Michael Marshall Smith and Peter Atkins) as well as a new director, the design crews remain largely unchanged, and Talalay is full of praise
"Kate Carin, the costume designer, is a complete genius. When the fans starts screenshotting each costume and saying, 'Oh, look, that little badge is from series one, or
'This is a throwback to that Scottish thing, - those kinds of Easter eggs, she particularly embraced that."
Talalay also liked the details in the costume that would go unseen if she didn't decide to highlight them, including a snake lining to one of Crowley's waistcoats. "I'm like, 'David, can you open your vest so we catch a piece of the lining?'" 
(Full transcript unavailable due to character limit)

So if we can't talk about plot specifics, how about the production side of things? When Talalay signed up for the final season, the intention was still to make six episodes. "I was involved in taking it down to the 90," she confirms. "That was producer-driven to start with. There's something really, really great about the 90 minutes. I mean, of course I'm heartbroken that bits and pieces of the six hours will not be filmed. But at 90 minutes we can just focus on one incredibly strong story. Sometimes with six parts, you just go off [on a tangent] and it's fun, but often I hear people say, You know, I didn't like that episode as much because it wasn't really about (the main characters) "Now, I love those random things, but we didn't have space for that. So it became a very much a cohesive story. People I've talked to who have seen the 90 minutes have said how brilliant it is that it became one really strong, cohesive story. So yes, I would have liked to have done the random bits and pieces of comedy. It's really random bits and pieces of comedy that dropped out for a story that concentrates on those things that I talked about - a really good, strong mystery, the Second Coming, and Aziraphale and Crowley." While the finale may have new scriptwriters (Michael Marshall Smith and Peter Atkins) as well as a new director, the design crews remain largely unchanged, and Talalay is full of praise "Kate Carin, the costume designer, is a complete genius. When the fans starts screenshotting each costume and saying, 'Oh, look, that little badge is from series one, or 'This is a throwback to that Scottish thing, - those kinds of Easter eggs, she particularly embraced that." Talalay also liked the details in the costume that would go unseen if she didn't decide to highlight them, including a snake lining to one of Crowley's waistcoats. "I'm like, 'David, can you open your vest so we catch a piece of the lining?'" (Full transcript unavailable due to character limit)

โ€œThe Good, the Bad, and the Finaleโ€, SFX Magazine (UK) #404 - May 2026:

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GORGEOUS ๐Ÿ˜ !!!

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๐€๐ง๐ ๐ž๐ฅ, ๐ญ๐ข๐ฆ๐ž ๐ญ๐จ ๐ ๐จ. ๐ŸŒ

#goodomens #GoodOmensFanArt

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๐Ÿ”ž elevator smut comic!
someoneโ€™s going down.. in the up #goodomens3

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Babies

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Donโ€™t make me tap the sign meme: Good Omens is a comedy.

Donโ€™t make me tap the sign meme: Good Omens is a comedy.

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stylish angel
#GoodOmensFanArt

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้ซช้•ทใ„ใฎใ‚‚่ฆ‹ใŸใ„๐Ÿชฎ

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in the elevator.. #goodomens3

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#ProjectHailMary

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"Nettles"

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ใ‚„ใ‚‰ใ‹ใ—ๅคฉไฝฟ

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ใ‚ขใ‚ธใ‚ฏใƒญใกใ‚ƒใ‚“๐Ÿ”ผ๐Ÿ”ฝ

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ๆŒ‘ๆŸ“่ถ…่พฃ๐Ÿ˜ˆ
#GoodOmens

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I love their heaven look sm
#GoodOmensS3 #GoodOmens

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่‰ฏใ™ใŽใ‚‹๐Ÿ’ฏ๐Ÿ’ฏ๐Ÿ’ฏ

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told myself i would wait for s3 to actually come out to start painting stuff but couldn't resist the temptation so here's a quickish thing #goodomens #GoodOmensFanArt

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ใ€GOใ€‘1920s

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Oh weโ€™re so back babes ๐Ÿฅน๐Ÿฉต
#goodomens #goodomensfanart #goodomens3 #ineffable_husbands #aziracrow

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For Terry.

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ใ‚„ใฃใฑใ‚Šใ“ใฎใตใŸใ‚Šใฏๅ–งๅ˜ฉใ—ใฆใฆใ‚‚ไธ€็ท’ใซใ„ใ‚‹ใฎใŒใ„ใกใฐใ‚“ใ„ใ„โ€ฅไธ€็”Ÿไธ€็ท’ใซใ„ใฆใใ‚Œใ‚„โ€ฅ

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they will kiss here #goodomens3

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#goodomens3 #go3 #goodomens #freakingout

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