*GOOD OMENS* STOLE MY HEART! | 1x3 REACTION!

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[@ChachiSays]

This episode was such a tough edit, y'all! I tried my best to keep the best bits in but there were just SO MANY! You can find the FULL/UNEDITED version on my PATREON: www.patreon.com/chachisays You will need your own copy of the episode to sync up with my reaction! Thanks, everyone! Looking forward to more GOOD OMENS 😍

[@theatregirlmadiblake]

Fun fact- in the commentary, Neil Gaiman (the writer) revealed that Michael Sheen (Aziraphale) said that he believes Crowley saving his books in the church was the moment he realized he was in love with Crowley. So depending on how you want to look at it, Aziraphale either fell in love with him in that moment, realized that’s actually what he’d been feeling for Crowley for all those years, or had already known he had feelings for Crowley and that was the moment he realized Crowley felt the same.

[@liaspooked4980]

Personally, I like to believe that Crowley fell in love with Aziraphale (or at least acquired a crush) back in the Garden of Eden, more specifically the moment he found out that Aziraphale gave away his sword. And he has been aware of his infatuation for millenia now and has come to terms with it (althouth it took him a long time to accept it lol). Meanwhile, I think Aziraphale obivously developed a crush on Crowley gradually throughout the 6000 years without noticing it (he possibly first got a crush on Crowley all the way back in Heaven, before the Fall, as shown in season 2) , but he only became aware of the fact he was deep in love with him in 1941, after Crowley saved him and his books. I think that by the time Aziraphale hands him the holy water, both of them are well aware of their own romantic feelings, but obviously cant be open about them because of angst and plot and all that good stuff ("You go too fast for me Crowley.") Anyway, my point is - I think they have loved each other for aorund the same time, but Crowley probably realized it much MUCH earlier than Aziraphale did.

[@ChachiSays]

I felt this in my soul 🥹

[@clarestubbs9303]

I like to think that he knew right from the start that he was in love. After all, he's been around humans for 6000 years and some of them have probably talked to him about their feelings, so he probably listened and thought, "Oh my! That's how I feel too!" He probably believed Heaven's spiel that "Demons can't love" and thought his feelings were unrequited until Crowley risked his life to save him and even saved Azi's books because he knows how important they are to him. That's my headcanon anyway! ❤

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

My interpretation of why Crowley gets so defensive and upset when Aziraphale points out that he's nice is that he spends _so much time_ having to tensely convince other demons that he's genuinely bad, and if he shows any signs of weakness, it'll all be over for him. He's so used to having to react that way when _they_ accuse him of being a nice person, or going soft, so it's an automatic survival-mechanism to get all angry and try to convince the person that it's not true.

[@davidpacheco268]

I like to think that Crowley just rejects Aziraphale's definition of "good" and "nice". He knows that, to Aziraphale, they mean Heaven's definition of them, which is following the rules blindly, something we know Croey hates. Even if Aziraphale doesn't mean it, when he calls Crowley nice for doing a good thing, that's what's he's thinking about. Crowley knows that for Heaven (and Aziraphale), there is just good and evil, no in-between, no nuance. In season 2, I think it's Nina that calls Crowley nice, I believe, and he doesn't react the same way. Of course, he doesn't have the same intimacy with Nina that he does with Aziraphale (comparing to s1 ep2 when he pushed him against the wall), but I think it's based on him knowing that Nina's and Aziraphale's definitions of good are different. Humans are nuanced, good doesn't mean perfect and Crowley knows that, when Nina calls him nice, that's not what she means. Her perception of being good and nice is probably really close to "a demon who goes with hell as far as he can" (can't remember the exact quote)

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

@@davidpacheco268 _Very_ good point!

[@AnnekeOosterink]

@@davidpacheco268 Yeah, this. And not only is heaven's definition of good "obedient" it's basically a point in the book that heaven isn't good, and hell isn't evil. They're both wrong.

[@ceripol]

Which is why at the end, after they have escaped retribution, he is able to accept Aziraphale saying he was at heart just a little bit a good person! When they’re safe :)

[@GingerPeacenik]

Deep down Crowley is the most moral and compassionate character in the series, though agreed, his survival depends on everyone else being convinced of the opposite, which makes him something of a tragic figure. In my own head canon, Crowley was formally an archangel, a healer and starmaker, whom loved God's creation more than any of them. When God needed someone to be Hell's representative on earth, this archangel who became Crowley volunteered, knowing that he (they, it whatever) had so much love for creation and such a strong moral compass that they could never fully be corrupted. God knew this to be true and agrees, cautioning the angel who would become Crowley that his/ it's memories would be wiped and replaced to protect him while taking on the role of Hell's representative on earth, and that the torments he would experience would be very real. As a balm for all the suffering he would soon endure, God takes the "grace" ripped from the archangel when he falls, and uses it to create Azirapheal, Heaven's representative on earth. Aziraphael and Crowley are two halves of a whole. Which is why when they unite in S2 to create one "small" miracle together, it appears to have been cast by the mightiest of archangels...because it has been.

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

I really appreciate that you understood that Shadwell was the only actual member of the Witchfinder Army, because I've seen some people who didn't get that, lol. Also, the bit about the "people in Time Square can't see America" just meant that you can't really see something when you're inside of it, just like Anathema couldn't see Adam's aura because it was so big it was encompassing everything around her, so it just looked like air to her.

[@clarestubbs9303]

Thanks! I wasn't sure what that bit meant, thank you for explaining it so clearly. ❤

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

❤@@clarestubbs9303

[@Natala00]

On a different note. Can someone explain how there are people who watched the rome/bastille scene and Michaels acting and went. "This is a buddy comedy, nothing gay here."

[@Natala00]

Hint of how subtle this show is, and the skill of the acting. 1967 was not random. 1967 was when homosexuality was legalized in England. Azi would know that, working in Soho, the gayest part of London. So yeah "You go too fast for me, Crowley." was deliberate, beautifully acted out by mister Sheen and went right over Crowley's head. The contrast between the two is. Azi is aware of his feelings, and has chosen to not act on them because of their sides. Crowley is a lot more oblivious, but has this need to be in Azi presence to save, support, follow and take him to lunch so he can stare at him like a weirdo without eating anything.

[@HuntingViolets]

I don't think "You go too fast for me, Crowley" went over Crowley's head or that he has been unaware of his feelings by this point. I think that his offer to give Aziraphale a lift anywhere he wanted was implying something too (the bookshop or Crowley's flat seem like good options), which is why Aziraphale suggests he is going too fast but also hopes that they can someday dine at the Ritz or go on a picnic. I do agree about Crowley's need to "save, support," etc. Very cute.

[@Bindi342]

​@HuntingViolets Since he was parked across the road from the bookshop, Crowley was actually offering to take Aziraphale out somewhere, not just drive him home.

[@Natala00]

Maybe Crowley knew, Azi always came across as more aware. They are both a pair of ineffable idiots.

[@HuntingViolets]

@@Bindi342 Yes, the proximity of the bookshop makes this even more charged, in a way, though. (I almost mentioned this but then decided to go shorter.)

[@HuntingViolets]

@@Natala00 They are really in an impossible situation for so much of their lives, but I think there have been moments when neither could deny his feelings, even if unspoken. But that's just me.

[@MsKimifer]

Crowley tells Aziraphale he'll make sure Hamlet is successful while Aziraphale is in Edinburgh, but he then makes it the most successful play to ever exist. 😅 Over shot there a bit, Crowley.

[@liaspooked4980]

crowley will do anything for his husband

[@TLC62]

Of course David Tennant played Hamlet 10 years earlier in a very popular stage production that was turned into a TV movie. There are, or were, some scenes from it on KZbin. He was of course fantastic in it. 😎

[@liaspooked4980]

@@TLC62 Didn't Michael Sheen also play Hamlet once? I d love to see both versions and see how they differ

[@AnnekeOosterink]

@@liaspooked4980 I thought he did a stage production ( I might be misremembering), I don't know if it was filmed at all.

[@HuntingViolets]

@@liaspooked4980 One of the times Sheen played Hamlet, takes place in a mental institution. The Guardian said Sheen "is fascinating to watch. He is intelligent, inventive and full of insights; the dismissive lines over Polonius's corpse are here imbued with the profound regret of a man who is aware he has severed ties with the analyst on whom he depended. Sheen also delivers the 'What a piece of work is man' passage with a beautiful consciousness of human potential."

[@livb6945]

Please note that Aziraphale didn't TECHNICALLY lie to God. He just ....averted the question. Important difference, particularly if you will keep watching through series 2 😊

[@HuntingViolets]

Well, _technically,_ saying "must have put it down here somewhere" when you actually gave it away is a lie.

[@bluefox5331]

@@HuntingViolets he did put it down somewhere.. down on the hands of Adam, lol

[@ChachiSays]

Ahhh, okay, I'll give him that. He's so adorable so if anyone can get away with it, it's Aziraphale 😄

[@mattieg1904]

@@ChachiSaysthat is the truest thing I’ve ever read in my life

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

I love that Aziraphale and Crowley are both in the same boat: two fallen angels who are both still really good people, but because of the sides they initially chose back when the demons became demons, Crowley has to pretend to be bad, and Aziraphale has to pretend to be Heaven's version of good. Really they're both good, and both beautifully flawed, and neither one of them is what they're supposed to be, according to their side, and that's why we love them so much. It's what makes them our heroes, and perfect for protecting the earth. They're more like us.

[@lillyf973]

"Gone native" as they would call it. Essentially means "become human"

[@OoOantrygOoO]

Anathema could´t see Adam´s aura because it´s too big, it covers a good part of England. So she´s basically sitting in it and can´t see it from outside. Love your reactions! :D

[@StarkRG]

It extends _way_ beyond Great Britain, let alone England.

[@ChachiSays]

Thank you! :)

[@MsKimifer]

The chemistry between them is so excellent because David and Michael love each other so much. Just watch how often they lean into each others space for no reason. Even when the dialogue doesn't call for it and its not in the script.

[@Natala00]

Oh god yes. Can Michael get through an interview without him casually dropping how hot he finds the actor David, or how hard he has been shipping Azicrow from before the show started. And while David is a bit more careful in his wording, he openly loves it and agrees.

[@beautybabbling]

The really cool part about their chemistry/love for each other is that David and Michael knew each other before season 1, but they weren't friends at the time and had never even acted together (they were both in Bright Young Things but didn't have any scenes together). They became friends while filming season 1. I've seen interviews where both Neil and David have explained that when they did the first table read for season 1, things were a little awkward with Michael and David when it started, but it only took about 45 minutes for the chemistry to kick in. That had to be an amazing thing to witness.

[@HuntingViolets]

@@beautybabbling They hadn't known each other well, from what I understand, but their chemistry emerged during their first read, and, now, of course, they've worked together since GO.

[@chrisleneil]

@@HuntingViolets’Staged’ *sighs*

[@dlweiss]

11:38 - it's because Adam's aura is bigger than the entire UK. It's so massive that she couldn't possibly see it while standing in the middle of it. Hence the line "for the same reason that people in Times Square can't see America."

[@pia91]

I know it's not in the reaction but the completely c*nty yet sliiiightly lusty "good god!" aziraphale does in the Bastille when he sees Crowley and the up-and down look he gives him Michael Sheen, the actor you are and the CHOICES you make! A master of micro-expressions, that's why I enjoy watching everything he's in so much, more than once. you always find something new! These two have great chemistry and bounce off of each other so well, I'm so, so grateful Terry and Neil didn't cave in for the original Hollywood offer (which would have meant Johnny Depp as Crowley and Robin Williams as Aziraphale). This is PERFECT and it also gave us a great friendship and the "Staged" series which, I suggest, you check out because it is HILARIOUS and was probably one of the only new things that were filmed during the lockdown. Maybe save it for after you're done with GOS2 though. you might need it then :) Loving the reactions and please keep.em.coming!

[@TLC62]

The "sauntered vaguely downwards" line is from the book's introduction of Crowley, "an angel who did not so much fall as saunter vaguely downwards".

[@TLC62]

It also occurred to me that Crowley is the braver of the two in some ways because he has much more to lose if they're caught than Aziraphale does. Aziraphale would probably fall and become a demon; Crowley has already been through that so what he is risking is total destruction. (He in fact has been dragged back once and probably tortured for years for something good he did in the 1800's. (See episode 3 of season 2))

[@TLC62]

He is so bad at being bad. (that's why he's my favorite)

[@MsKimifer]

1941 Aziraphale is all 😍😍😍 at Crowley when he saved his books, but then in 1967 when he hands over the holy water, he says "you go too fast for me". We the people need answers! What happened in the mean time to change his tune?!

[@Natala00]

Because 1967 is when England legalized homosexuality. And azi got gay/angel panic. Remember, in this point in history, Azi does not see any way for a demon or angel to be romantic, they could get destroyed. He has suppressed this notion, and is distancing himself from the sexy demon, and certainly won't let him tempt him by driving anywhere with him. Crowley however, is a bit more clueless and just knows he is drawn to Azi. And yes, 1941 Crowley is such husband energy.

[@lillyf973]

Oh cool I never really factored that in that their attitudes change based on how humanity evolved. Gives more depth to them "going native" i suppose. I always just thought that the holy water gesture was a subtle indication to Crowley that he was in love with him like how saving Aziraphale in the church and rescuing his books was a niave gesture of love from Crowley. The way he hands it over to stop him and "after everything you said" seemed as though Az was thinking of handing it over for a while and struck up the nerve when Crowley intended to pull a holy water heist as it were

[@AnnekeOosterink]

I mean, knowing you are in love with someone and/or love someone doesn't mean they can actually have a relationship. Aziraphale is scared, not unjustified tbh, that they will be discovered and punished for working together. If heaven or hell discover that they weren't only working together but were in a relationship, I'm sure the punishment would be even worse. Crowley isn't really helpful in that regard. He's alright with breaking rules, and isn't so afraid as Aziraphale, and he kind of brushes Azi's fears off with a "we won't be found out" which doesn't really solve Aziraphale's problem or his anxiety.

[@hoshisan3370]

Aren't they just adorable? Xd

[@ChachiSays]

they are 😭

[@HuntingViolets]

Glad you're back and still enjoying it! I'm guessing you realized that Shadwell in 1967 is the same Shadwell as now, just older, not an ancestor? Which is why Crowley pulls the old pretending-to-be-my-own-son trick.

[@ChachiSays]

I just realized that RIGHT NOW 🤦😂 I thought it was his dad or something haha

[@HuntingViolets]

@@ChachiSays Shadwell was cuter when he was younger but just as obsessed with witches. I wonder how Crowley handled the switch from father to son. Did he appear as different ages for a while or had he just not seen Shadwell for a long time (he probably doesn't need his services much)?

[@kellifranklin9872]

Thank you so much! I was afraid you might not watch anymore. This is my favorite episode of this season! Seeing Crowley presenting as female during the flood scene and the crucifix scene is everything! This is one of the first shows I’ve ever seen where I feel seen and where being nonbinary is normalized. With this series and Schitt’s Creek and Our Flag Means Death I hope more shows will mainstream the LGBTQIA+ community. Btw both Michael Sheen and David Tennant have both portrayed Hamlet and Tennant’s performance in particular got rave reviews when it premiered. Love that nod to the both of them!

[@ChachiSays]

Ahhh, the Hamlet/Shakespeare references make much more sense now. I love that!

[@NayruLD]

I love your reactions to good omens! and yeah that look aziraphale gave crowley when he saved his books....that's love right there. their relationship is so well done, that breakup scene really hurts😭 it really feels like a Romeo and Juliet moment.

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

I've been watching these two very straight, very cis guys react to this show, and they're onto season 2 now and still haven't given any indication that they've even realized that these two are _obviously_ gay and in love yet, and I'm getting increasingly more anxious for it to finally happen, lol. I still get nervous about stuff like that sometimes, like I'm stressed they're gonna have a negative response, even though I'm sure they won't. Still, it's a lot more relaxing watching you react to this show, lol. 💜Thanks for doing this series!

[@Kate-tx6qn]

Is it JerzeyBoyz? Haha if so, they are really sweet guys but so oblivious with that kind of stuff. Still love them

[@HuntingViolets]

@@Kate-tx6qn They did address it in the end. From what I've read in their comments, they are the same when it's a het couple.

[@HuntingViolets]

I've seen a few reactors who are this way, sometimes tellingly leaving out the more pointed bits (I know they can't put in everything, but if you consistently skip certain types of things, it makes me go, "Hmmm").

[@HuntingViolets]

One reactor was shipping Crowley and Anathema (which could be interesting on a different show; I've nothing against a demon and a witch, per se), but at the bandstand breakup suddenly switched and wanted Aziraphale to elope with Crowley, so hallelujah. It was cute.

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

@@Kate-tx6qn Yes, it is JerzeyBoys 😂

[@AnnekeOosterink]

Adam is using his powers, without realising it. He isn't an evil kid, but in his dreams there are voices whispering and he does things subconsciously. He read about how nuclear waste is dangerous, so he unknowingly changes the world to what he wants. That can be a good and bad thing, depending on what he wants, and how much hell will be able to influence him. Right now his influence is the magazines Anathema gave him. Yeah, Aziraphale is scared. He is a rule follower, and to be fair, if he is caught working with Crowley he will be punished, Crowley too probably. So when Crowley says "they won't find out" when Aziraphale worries about it, that doesn't really help Azi's anxiety. Because that doesn't actually answer his questions. They might very well be found out, and assuming they won't be is not going to soothe his worries. Poor Crowley though, he bears the brunt of Aziraphale's worries in the break up. Our pair of ineffable husbands (the ship name) is having a relationship crisis that has been brewing for a while. The rule following vs rule breaking qualities are clashing and both sides are understandable. It's not spelled out, but Crowley presents female in the crucifixion scene, and also decides to be a female presenting nanny in episode 1, which has lead to the conclusion in the fandom that Crowley is gender fluid, but chooses a male presentation most often. I have read many fanfics where his gender fluidity plays a role, and there are also many stories about either of them changing their bodies/presentation as they like. The book makes it clear that neither of them really have a gender, or sex characteristics. They can have an anatomically correct body if they "make the effort". Basically, they are genderless beings stuffed into a flesh suit, that may or may not have genitals or a gender presentation, as they prefer. So now the word used for genitals in many fanfic is now "effort". 🤭

[@Leafix_]

DUDE YOU ARE SO SWEET !!! Good omens is my current hyperfixation and watching someone have similar reactions to me makes me so happy !!!!

[@ChachiSays]

❤

[@fionaklyne7115]

please continue with the series! Both of this season and season two are fantastic! ❤❤❤ I love your commentary.

[@ChachiSays]

I plan to! :)

[@tiffyj]

It’s great to see your growing love for this show/ for Aziraphale & Crowley. I do remember when I first saw this episode I loooved the flashbacks at the beginning as well. And I was very intrigued by their conversation at the pond, when Crowley asked for holy water. Although it should have been obvious, back then I didn’t consider the fact that Crowley was an angel at the beginning as well. I was so fascinated by this information and at the same time I wanted to know what he did that caused his fall and him becoming a demon. Amazing btw that you picked up the ambiguous meaning of “...you go too fast for me…”. Thanks for the video and I looking forward to the next one.

[@trevorgoddard2278]

This episode totally smashed the previous record for the longest introduction before the title sequence, a record that may stand for a long time. Almost everyone (on first viewing) forgets that there should be a title sequence untill it arrives.

[@karinegaspar3485]

I'm so happy that more people are watching this series, it's so good, and it has the most perfect couple ever. I'm looking forward to the 2nd season, the 2nd is too perfect. I love your reactions. Hug from Brazil.

[@ChachiSays]

Thank you! :)

[@Miroslava_Ivanova]

Oh yes, ep 3 is definitely the fandom favourite, it's also my personal fave, too (haven't had enough time with s2 for any of those to surpass it yet 😅) and I've rewatched the scenes in the Bastille and in the church countless times, they're my absolute favourite bits 😅 The bandstand divorce broke all of our hearts, it's just acted to perfection 😭 I'm really happy you're enjoying the show so much, it really deserves all the love 💖

[@ChachiSays]

I honestly can't believe y'all had to wait so long between seasons! (I guess COVID didn't help)

[@Miroslava_Ivanova]

@@ChachiSays For a while we didn't even know if we were going to get one at all, as s1 adapted everything from the book, so the story was basically finished. It's great that they were able to get Neil Gaiman on for s2, as you can definitely feel one of the original authors was involved 😁 He's been on Tumblr for years and he's answered a lot of people's questions, especially while the WGA strike was going on.

[@catfancier270]

Good Omens stole all our hearts. The fan favorite episodes are basically Season 1 episode 3 and Season 2 episode 2. Enjoy.

[@mylesm.5147]

11:30 Adams aura had such a big radius that Anethema was like inside it which is why she couldn't see it. Ppl in times square can't see America because they're on it and can't see all the way to Texas for example.

[@vgzlz]

"FOREveeRr giiRL" AHAJAJAj I love you. I'm so happy you're reacting to ~The ineffable husbands~

[@sunnymustonen6952]

I always thought that the reason Anathema couldn't see Adam's aura was that she was too close (=people in Time Square are too close to see whole America). And that color spreading when the picture zooms out is probably Adam's aura. It's not surrounding just Adam -it's spreading slowly to the whole world. 🤔 Ps. Loved this reaction video and you're a delight to listen to! Who's your favorite character so far?

[@ChachiSays]

Thank you! And probably Crowley although Aziraphale is the absolute sweetest!

[@TLC62]

When Dog hesitates to go inside Anathema's cottage, it's because he can't due to the horseshoe being a ward to prevent anything demonic entering. Then when Adam orders him to go in, he's finally able to. It's like how in season 2, demons can't enter Aziraphale's bookshop unless invited (except of course for Crowley who has a permanent free pass.)

[@mikaneonbowiegirl]

«That look!” 😍😄

[@jamiecaniglia]

Fun fact: Neil Gaiman actually confirmed the fact that Crowley's gender fluid, which explains why their hair style changes overtime

[@lillyf973]

I thought it was in the book, something about being straight/gay "if they really tried" (don't remember exactly what it said but it was along the lines of that)

[@jamiecaniglia]

@@lillyf973 you mean that part where Neil wrote about how angels don't have particular sexes unless they make an effort? That's the line about Aziraphale, not Crowley. Plus, s3x≠gender≠pronouns. Aziraphale may not have a gender to begin with, but Neil did say how he liked to think of Crowley as genderfluid in his tumblr asks

[@iesika7387]

I think it's interesting here that Crowley's actually the one who says he can't kill a kid. Aziraphale's also just been to see his bosses who are now highly suspicious of him - if he and Crowley get caught conspiring they're both going to get wiped out of existence. Michael Sheen is a delight and he plays Aziraphale so adorably, I think we often forget that he's actually as far from Angelic as Crowley is from Demonic.

[@_chaos_307]

I hope you keep going with these! I saw episode 4 got blocked, but I'm absolutely loving your reactions! Such a good show and it only gets better!

[@ChachiSays]

I disputed the block so even if I have to re-edit you should be able to see it by Saturday afternoon 😅

[@USArmyWife1982]

So pleased that you are continuing to react to Good Omens. It’s an amazing show and look forward to seeing your thoughts on the rest of S1 and S2!

[@AmandaBee]

watching this having seen the rest of the show is interesting because it really shows how.... consistent.... Aziraphale and Crowley are. And I will not be elaborating on that lol

[@kellifranklin9872]

This won’t be the last time Aziraphale frustrates the living shit out of you.

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

Shhhhh.... 😂we can't spoil it! I know it's so hard...!

[@kellifranklin9872]

@@aisleelovegreenwood6448 Oh, please don’t misunderstand me. I’m talking about him in the abstract for the rest of this season. I would never ever attempt to spoil anything. I’m saying we can always depend on Azi being stubborn in every situation. Lol

[@HuntingViolets]

@@kellifranklin9872 That's kind of still a spoiler.

[@aisleelovegreenwood6448]

@@kellifranklin9872 😂 I know, I just had to tease you. I know you would have been a lot more descriptive if you weren't worried about spoiling it 💜

[@kellifranklin9872]

@@HuntingViolets It’s actually not. If you read what I wrote there’s no way you could interpret that as a spoiler in any capacity. I would never do something like that. I am bringing up Aziraphale’s penchant for being hard headed. That’s all.

[@isaiah-ek4xb]

yesss ive been waiting for this! im so excited for you to watch this whole show

[@wafffls]

great reaction!

[@Jul._.777]

15:00 im very excited to see your reaction to the last episode

[@procyontrainingservicehors2420]

I've subscribed for your Good Omens reactions ❤❤❤

[@aziraphaleluvr]

I'm LOVING these 😭 can't wait for you to watch season 2

[@BootsWithTheFurrr]

Can't wait for the next episode!! 💞

[@DizPlicity]

Love your reaction to this ❤

[@georgianapopescu1333]

Oh, sweet summer child, you're so not prepared for what's coming in season 2....

[@ChachiSays]

😳

[@ematheoneandonly8896]

Thank you so much for reacting to this show! I love your commentary, and your point of view!

[@ChachiSays]

thank you so much! :)

[@chrisleneil]

There’s a reason it’s a fan-favourite episode! Good to see you falling into the Aziraphale/Crowley relationship spiral with the rest of us 💜🌈😈😇 Subscribed!

[@pettyspeedypetty]

Best ep

[@livb6945]

So happy you react to this!! I love the show but I had seen all the reactions....

[@HuntingViolets]

I search for reactions a lot. It's kind of silly, really.

[@lillyf973]

​@@HuntingVioletsnah consider it the KZbin equivalent of showing ppl ur favourite show😁

[@HuntingViolets]

@@lillyf973 :) I do it so much.

[@livb6945]

​@@lillyf973that's exactly what it is!! I know nobody else irl who had watched it 😢

[@TLC62]

I love how worked up you get. 🙃Deep breaths, deep breaths....

[@ChachiSays]

I'm quite dramatic, I know :D

[@TLC62]

Much more fun to watch than someone being all "cool". Keep it up please!

[@ruzapaluza]

😈😈😈 buckle up💖

[@sallyatticum]

🤩

[@mothxslays1234]

Omg I love Good Omens, my favourite and most hated thing is Crowley's hair. Just a not so much spoiler Season 2 is alot much worse for that scene 🥲🥲🥲

[@HuntingViolets]

Which scene?

[@mothxslays1234]

@@HuntingViolets In Season 2 episode 6 at the very end 🥲

[@relaxedbro]

👍🏿

[@PowerSpirit50]

11:36 -_-

[@TLC62]

Aziraphale, do NOT call Crowley kind! You'll call demonic attention to him and that would not be good.

[@Simon-hb9rf]

i love this show but i still always cringe inside when i see full plate armour during the anglo-saxon period. they are the best part of 1000 years off full plate armour being a thing. and the style of it!!!!! bill and ted was more historically accurate.