![]() ![]() Thankfully, Crowley solves the Jimriel mystery in such a way that implicates both heaven and hell on a systemic level.Ĭrowley figures out that Gabriel left a note to himself on the big empty box. The fire extinguishers worked for a while (and it was fun seeing the demons do a Double Dare physical challenge only to get yeeted out of the material plane time and time again), but desperate times called for desperate measures. In defense of his human pals, Aziraphale did “the thing with the halo,” which maybe, sorta counted as an act of war against hell. It’s good heaven is coming down to earth because hell is coming up. The whole heavenly gang comes along as well. Crowley sees Gabriel put something in the big box he came to Aziraphale’s with, so it’s back down to earth to find out what’s in the box. Not sure why the nudity was important to the plan, but thanks all the same. Rather than go through with the demotion, he hides his memories in the matchbook, then goes down to earth in the nude. He almost gleefully accepts that he’s going to be cast down as a demon, but he finds out he’s just getting demoted. We still don’t know why, but it’s enough to get Gabriel shitcanned. Two-factor verification might be heavenly, though.Ĭrowley learns that Gabriel wasn’t feeling the latest plan for Armageddon. Anyone who’s gone through security training at a large corporation must know that hell invented anti-phishing protocols. Muriel doesn’t have clearance to open the files Crowley needs, but apparently he does. While Nina, Maggie, and Aziraphale hold off the demonic horde with a preposterous number of fire extinguishers, Crowley and Muriel go sleuthing. Congrats.īut before the big reveal, there are several little reveals. But an archangel and a Duke of Hell getting amorous, that’s some Anne Rice–level horny nonsense right there. Also, all the gays, they’d probably dislike all the gays. If they hadn’t written the show off already for how it treated Revelations before. The people who would get mad about that sort of thing would get really, really mad. The situation with our boys, less so.įirst of all, hats off to the Good Omens team for coming up with something more blasphemous than season one. The mystery, as sparsely as it was addressed, ended in a satisfying way for me. ![]() And I had a sneaking suspicion it was with Beelzebub, just because they seemed out of sorts while Gabriel was MIA. ![]()
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