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sorry to be commenting on this literally months later, ive been on a gomens kick recently BUT. i wholeheartedly agree with the notion that "the magic trick you didnt see" theory is a fundamental misunderstanding of the characters, as well as the rest of these theories. there have been a plethora of tv shows and books and just media in general where ive seen theories that are well thought out and i enjoy, but good omens isnt one of them because i dont? necessarily think its written with the intent to be theorized and speculated on, at least not the way people are doing it. i think its written to just... be a story? obviously people are going to have their theories, and i even like some of them, but theres a few that change the entire plot and point of the series, and those are the ones that make me incredibly irate. the series has never really shied away from what it meant, and i think everything we've seen thusfar has been exactly what happened for that simple fact. idk i might be incredibly off base here, and of course people are entitled to their opinions regardless of whether i agree with them or not, but i just feel like a lot of theories truly are just a fundamental lack of understanding of the characters, and/or an inability to comprehend what theyre reading.

Just found your channel and this video (I had read the book before, but only watched the series three month ago, and already started to avoid too much GO content, because theories are getting wild). I wanted to say: I totally agree with you! S2E2 also is my favourite GO episode and it is because of the Job minisode, especially the last scene ('I'm a demon, I lied' gets me every time). The minisode tells us a lot about how the relationship between Crowley/Crawly and Aziraphale developed, but it is also so just so beautifully done in so many details. For example, noticed that in the scene with the children Crowley is set up against the window and from one camera angle appears to have a halo (there is a short moment where you can see this at 12:29 in this video). And earlier, when he talks to Job and asks about the children, he is standing in the rays of sunlight falling through the damaged roof. Later, rays of light mark the arrival of Gabriel and the other angels. And when Aziraphale enters the scene through the door, there are also rays of light. What great symbolism! Another important moment, imo, is just before Crowley sends everyone to the cellar. It obviously was his plan, but he hesitates for a moment, contemplating whether to trust Aziraphale (I don’t want to go into too much detail here). What I love about the last scene - except for the sheer beauty, perfect music and brilliant acting - is, that it is the only scene I can remember, where they both let down their guard and are totally honest (for a brief moment). They are not even friends, yet. And although they kind of sit on the same rock, it actually are two pieces of what once was one rock, and they sit as far apart as possible. Together, yet each on his own. What puzzles me slightly in the minisode is Aziraphale saying ‘I don’t suppose he’s getting any answers’, and also Crowley’s reaction, because it clearly is God asking the questions, not Job. It is like that in the Bible, too (mainly Job 38 and 39 is God asking rhetorical questions). But then, again, I love the irony that one of the questions we get to hear is ‘Did you set the constellations in the sky?’ Sorry for writing so much 😀

Neil Gaiman confirmed that this separation was necessary, and I agree. He also said this was just the beginning of their (now official) love story. David Tennant teased with many kisses in S3, I hope it is real. I don't think they will be angry for a long time. P.S.: some people in the fandom try to find out who Crowley was, some of them think he was Raphael, because in the Judaism, there were three Archangels: Gabriel, Michael and Raphael, and the last one is not there.

you brought up a lot of my own qualms when the show was first released, and it's been some time since i've last given it much thought, so excuse the long comment while i try to put it into words i think the only reason the show got made to cash in on Tom's popularity with women, so the only reason they ever had a romantic subplot was to satisfy that assumed demand. in the movies, hes relegated as thor's naughty younger brother and not a terrifying force of mischief, and instead of doing a character study and exploring his strengths outside of his brother's influence, they wrote a shitty romcom that was literally selfcest... now its hilarious [and makes sense for his character] that loki would immediately try to literally fuck himself, and they're cowards for not having Tom in the greenscreen making out with an invisible clone. HOWEVER it is stupid and lacks a driving force, the timeline cops were underdeveloped, mobius was a wasted character, and the ending made zero sense in the context of the universe [not that any multidimentional story could ever make sense, its like space magic ig] the best thing to come out of this show is the ship! yes! mobius deserves better than a narcissistic asshole for a partner, but hey at least loki can hook up with someone other than himself or his brother. the animation was also beautiful, but i think with a budget that comes from d*sney it'd be a shock if they underfunded the cgi department. i do think the writing was bad bc most of the decisions were made by higher-ups or dictated by test audience reviews, instead of people who are familiar with the comics. but at this point, the MCU cannot and will never try to recreate good stories. we see that clearly written out in the way they trashed a perfectly good opportunity to bring new life and depth to an already beloved character [loki, still talking about loki]

About Sherlock I’m autistic and queer when they said he’s not autistic and autistic people are like zombies i was so disappointed. I watched it when i was 14 and just figured my sexuality and not diagnosed as autistic yet, and after watching it I was so disappointed with so many things but really didn’t know what cus I was just figuring out how life is and now I’m just figured out that they were queer baiting and are just so ableist I’m really fing sad. If that makes sense. I’m just kinda saying that I feel like they literally mocked my existence.

Actually I think there is ONE straight couple kinda in this season: That is Gabriel and Beelzabub. But they are also supernatural entities so I don't know if it counts.

I’m willing to forgive it because they knew they were likely going to get canned and they didn’t want it to end on a cliffhanger, but they had so much to get done. “OMG we gotta get Ed and Stede back together, we gotta get them in bed or the fans will be bummed, but we gotta have Ed atone for what he did, but we can’t have the whole season be heavy and sad, sooooooooo SPEED RUN!!!!!!!”

the biggest negative of this season was the lack of bouncing around in plots. it's a small negative, I loved this season over all, that was the biggest change to me otherwise it felt very organic

No, I’m sure the theories are all true and everything will be set right (I’m delusional and just want happiness)

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Regarding no straight couples in Season 2, yes that is correct. There are characters who are not in relationships and there are gay couples and one couple with a cis-male-presenting person and a nonbinary-presenting person (the magic shop owner and their beloved spouse) and that is it! I never realized it till now.

That document sounds unhinged. Sounds like the writer maybe just doesn't like the show that much 🤔

I was firmly on the Lokius ship right from the beginning and I'm actually okay that they weren't canon by the end, mainly because I feel that the focus of the Loki series was for him to have the opportunity to heal his relationship with himself. Tom Hiddleston stated at one point that in order to have a healthy relationship with someone else, you first have to have a healthy relationship with yourself and that's kind of what this show was about. The fact that the show left both Loki and Mobius alone and the way they kept the link between them with that last line "let time pass" makes me think their story isn't finished in the MCU. I'm not holding my breath that they'll be canon in the future, but I am hopeful.

Everything was solid until ep 8 and then they gave it a rushed ending because they knew they weren’t to get a season 3. I feel the ep was supposed to end when the gang decide to get revenge on Izzy’s murderer, but then they shot Ed/Stede waving at the revenge as everyone else decided to move on. The Inn ending would have been okay for a s3 where Ed and Stede both finally come to a peace of giving up the pirate life. But at the beginning of the episode you had Ed deciding to be a pirate again, and Stede was coming into his own as a pirate. They weren’t ready to give up the life yet. Idk why we weren’t given 10 episodes and why we couldn’t have had a third season. I blame the HBO/Warner merger for bungling so much as OFMD was bringing in an audience to the streaming platform Another thing I didn’t like was them destroying Olu/Jim after the s1 build up when in canon the crew had been separated for only a few months. As much as I like who Olu and Jim ultimately end up with, had we had time to develop it wouldn’t have felt like it was doing a 180 between seasons.

Loving ur voice and vibe 🤘

I'm glad Black Pete and Lucius got to get married.

There were good ideas for storylines. But it felt rushed.

15:14 I think that's his claw tbh not gloves

12:21 that's angel's sisterrrr

in regard to the character designs, Vivziepop explained it. when Sinners die and go to Hell, they're given Demon forms that act as a reflection of their life and death. meanwhile, Winners, the souls who go to Heaven, are given Angel forms with the same purpose. about the suits, each character wears a different type of outfit depending on the time period they died in and their status in life. for example, Sir Pentious died in 1888, and was an inventor in life, so they gave him a suit and top hat.

I guess the only straight couple would be Jobe and his wife… from what I remember of that show,

There's ONE (1) crack-pot theory I accept, and it's the "The Magic Trick You Didn't See". It makes incredible sense, if you take the Book of Life as a book in which all life is described into and written, like a book (for example, I'm writing this comment and this comment is described in the Book of Life) instead of a list of all the lives that ever existed and ever will exist (more like a census book, which was what I understood the book being).

Sorry for mentioning the theory of The magic trick. I've read it and on my second reading I'm starting to see your point.

when the Meta-bitch-tron passes the coffe to Aziraphale we can claerly hear something but it's the clock in the background. Also I think that the 'bell' sound when Meta-bitch-tron enters the shop is the typical bell sound of a door's shop opening and then clousing.

We used to be litteraly killed or burnt at the stake for being gay... During 2nd world war, they put a pink triangle on our chest and killed us by thousands (probably hundred-thousands). When I was young, I got insulted so many times, some threw rocks at me and burnt my hair on the bus (among other stuff), pushed me on the stairs, etc.. I was told I would go to hell. Now there are people like you, getting excited for queer representation... I just wanna say thank you for that, it warms my heart ♥ I still struggle sometimes (Im 37), but I can only hope that our Creator (I just call him Dad) will not punished me for something I didnt choose. I can only hope he loves me for who I am (and also.. love and sex affairs are private, its no one business lol And its part of the human experience). Oh yeah that topic of the she/her God in the series.. I wish I could tell you of something important that happened to me last October; but I cant because of infrigement protocol (we cant force beliefs on people when they're not ready, everyone needs to learn on their own, at their own pace). So I need to be careful with the things I say on those topics. I just identify her as the"divine feminine". I dont know her name so I call her Athena (or "Mom"). She seems different from God himself, like her own "individual". Basically its like they work in tandem, as a team. Thats how it felt like. I was astonished and it shook my old belief system. My little theory is that the Source split himself in two, the divine masculine (god) and the divine feminine (the Godess). Its like a necessary thing for the Universe (the real one, not this illusion we are currently "plugged into") to work and maintain balance. The matriarchy got censured wayy back in the Sumerian/Babylonian times so its actually hard to get data on that topic. So thats just an idea, but she definetely exists. She was like boots on the ground defending and protecting me from things you dont wanna know about. While he was "applying" powerful seals on me for strong protection. And thats how I knew God was real, and that this feminine force was real too. Very fierce, with a strong sense of justice and a huge "heart". ^^ Im very grateful for the feminine energy, it really helps healing my broken heat and fractured soul. Still a work in progress, too much trauma but yeah. Thanks for the video :) Im actually curious about the book now :) I just realized you remind me of her :) Your english is NOT bad, we understand everything you're saying so yeah :) I read the poster behind you I wonder what language is that xD Im french :)

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We need copium and season 3 😭💀 Personally I too dislike the coffee theory because idk it feels odd y’know? And omg the last theory is just the author being delusional (so as we are rn but that’s on another level lmaoo) But alas, we must be in Neil Gaiman’s walls, ready to kick his arse for this pain and suffering 🥲

It used to be (at least where I'm from, not universal) congratulations to the groom and best wishes to the bride, so good luck seems okay.

Your shirt looks like the one charlie had in the finale and i love that so much!

I would like to see Lucifer interacting more with Charlie, maybe training her in how to ise her powers, which really only seem to be available when she's very emotional now.

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Love seeing your opinions on Hazbin. I definitely agree that the ending could have been paced better. I will say Mimzy was definitely useful for quite a few set ups, like the Husk and Alastor interactions and Lucifer pointing out that sinners weren’t redeemable to Charlie and causing her to voice her upset with Lucifer. I do agree that she seemed mostly pointless as an actual character though and was really only there for the plot set-up.

Although I kinda don’t agree with like 90% of your review the one thing I do agree with you on is the fight between Adam and Alastor. There was a lot of build up of how powerful Alastor is but there was no pay off at the end. Also, a lot of people haven’t picked up on this, but the destruction of Alastors staff was (poorly) foreshadowed. The staff is not just a tool but an extension of himself. It’s always in his hands, twirling it around, stamping it into the ground and he hands it to Charlie as a way to show that he also sees her as an extension of himself. Alastor loses the fight to Adam cause he doesn’t make the necessary modifications to his staff with angelic steel like how everyone else modified their weapons. Alastor kinda lives in the past and doesn’t like change. He doesn’t realize that he can’t fight Adam the same way he fought the overlords during his rise to power. This is ultimately what costs him the fight. Unfortunately Amazon made the creative team force everything into only 8 episodes so unless you’re REALLY paying attention, all of this foreshadowing goes unnoticed by most people and Alastors defeat comes out of left field.

Alright, somebody else said their own thing about Luci showing up but I'm gonna add my thing in because there is way more foreshadowing for this one. 1) The first people Lucifer says Hi to are important - Charlie, obviously, his kid his pride and joy. Keekee, the key to the hotel, welcomes him happily. And then, Razzle And Dazzle, which he says to (paraphrased i think) "Are you taking care of my little girl? You better be". Which implies they have an actual role in her life - it gets expanded on when she turns demon and they turn with her. So, they're like, her Guardians, nice, good we established that. 2) In the song Al and Luci have, one of the lines Luci sings to Charlie is that "It won't cost you a sacrificial lamb." (paraphrased) while DAZZLE is shown, tied up on the table like a sacrifice. So there is that foreshadowing, but it also shows that they're connected with the Morningstars as they show up more in Lucifers part. 3) Dazzle is the one to die, sacrificing his life for the power couple of the show. And after his death who shows up and says they're sorry for being late? Lucifer. Lucifer in general has actual motives to show up. As it's shown in "More than anything" he's scared of Heaven (Angels) hurting Charlie. That is his biggest fear. In the same song he is shown putting Charlie in the spotlight while also being there to catch her if she falls. Which is what he does in the finale. Like, straight up - he shows up when Charlie needs his help and catches her, twice actually. 4) "But why couldn't Alastor or Charlie beat Adam?" (ignoring that Nifty killed that bitch, as she should btw) Because the entire season Alastor is the one showing off his powers and defending the hotel. Charlie does nothing like that - she stays back even though she is more powerful than him, she is just very inexperienced (which is interesting, but its not important right now) - Alastor is trying to seem like the biggest and scariest motherfucker around, picking a fight with the literal King of Hell just to get under his skin, until he picks a fight with Adam, who does not have to play nice with him like Lucifer had to, and he beats him. Alastor needed to be humbled after showing off the entire season for no reason other than trying to gain control and get himself on Charlie's good side (he is not fighting for Love like everyone else is, wink wink). Which leaves Charlie as the strongest, and she's the biggest pacifist around. That girl does get mad, so many times this season but she has no actual experience with her powers (as shown with her unlocking one protecting her dad). So, she can't win either. And Lucifer has to show that he did actually mean what he said and sang to his kid. Anyways, this is way too long but I was planning to talk about this either way. It is kinda sad that the actual time the show does "show and tell" properly people don't really pick up on it. Also, Adam and Lucifer had to fight at some point, we needed something from these two, as they literally know each other from the beginning of the world lmao. Also this is not negative or anything, I'm just a yapper when I'm passionate about something and sleep-deprived.

Omg. What the hell? Literally when the 5th and 6th episodes came out i got super sick too, and in my sleep i kept dreaming and hearing alastor too? Help? AND I WAS ALSO UNCONTROLLABLY SHAKING??? I think hes coming for us

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On episode 8’s Lucifer-ex-machina: I automatically assumed that he showed up when he did because of his deal with Adam that we heard about in episode 1. “Don’t interfere with the exterminations, and we don’t go after hellborn demons (I.e. Charlie)”, so he literally couldn’t step in until Adam threatened Charlie’s life. Either that, or it was after Lute killed Dazzle, who was a hellborn creature? Guess he did charge a sacrificial lamb in the end. Either way, Adam’s the one who broke the deal, and that avoids future problems with heaven! Of course, the Doylist answer is definitely plot reasons. 😂 I do hope that Lucifer sticks around the hotel a bit more in s2 now that he’s got a penthouse across from Alastor’s radio tower (hilarious), but this also concerns me a bit. If the king of hell (who is immortal and stronger than absolutely everyone there AND most people in heaven) is just chilling in your kitchen, how do you realistically maintain the stakes?? Yes, Charlie is quite independent and likely would go at things on her own out of sheer habit. But like, the Vees could come knocking with an entire army, but if Lucifer’s just doing paperwork in his office what can they realistically do, yanno? He could vaporise them. The writers could make him unavailable on official Hell business some days, but idk. What do you think about this? Makes me a bit paranoid they’re gonna kill him down the line, he’s too powerful and too wholesome, and that’s a mentor/parent death flag if I’ve ever seen one. I hope they don’t httyd 2 us, I don’t think I can handle another Stoick and Valka bittersweet reunion. 🫠

From first watch, I interpreted a time jump in the Finale songs. It’s a song, the perfect format to condense a season one finale by alluding to what might happen in the next season. This song’s quick format and builds and different perspectives song lends to the indication of time passing. Particularly Vox’s portion shows that Alastor could have been gone for a while and whatever that length of time was is how long the hotel spent in construction.

repectully. Sir Pentious is sssspecial little man!!

I've just investigated a little, because I remember reading about it! In Angel's wiki page there's a bit of info where Vivziepop says that there's a particular reason he is so brightly colored, and that she wants to explore it in the show. Pink it is a blend between red and white, heaven and hell... So I wonder if the line was particularly blurry when it came to decide where he should've end up. Maybe that's the same for his twin sister (she even wears more black than him).

The Ser Pentious sex room gag in the club called "Consent" was super weird... it worked as the third part of his "I'm doing (blank) for everybody" joke, but the way he looked so distressed being pulled into the room gave me bad vibes and was inconsistent with the overall theme of the show. I've seen fan speculation that he didn't actually get assaulted in there, because he seems fine and his his clothes are all in order when we see him next, but that is so ambiguous... tbh that was the only part of the show i thought was in genuine poor taste.

it was so funny to me that charlie was still so weak even tho she got a power-up and was "angry" its just so hilarious. Even Alastor had better chances against Adam and the whole fandom says shes stronger than him🗿

I kinda like Mimzy's introduction. Not because I like the character, I don't think she was even made to be liked in the first place (aside from cringe humor), but because of the things that happened with other characters as a result of her presence. Husk suspects Mimzy, which drives him to talk about it with Alastor, which leads to Alastor condescending Husk, and Husk jabbing Alastor back with a very important secret of Alastor's, and Alastor angrily threatening Husk into silence. In that short period, we learn a lot about these two characters. That Husk will always speak his mind when he thinks something is wrong, that Alastor's usual friendliness to Husk is but a facade and in reality he views more as just his pathetic slave hardly worth his time, that Alastor believes he's virtually untouchable and any ulterior motives from others doesn't matter because he can just destroy them, but that behind all this bravado Alastor has a dark secret that makes him uncharacteristically vulnerable and lash out. And this is all because Mimzy showed up.

Hey guys, please be respectful in the comments!! We can all have different opinions and thats alright lol. Some of these comments are getting weird. if you dont voice your opinion respectfully, without insults im just gonna delete it

I'm soooo not agreeing with her criticism and then she drops the songs part and goes with "Loser baby is my favourite song" and I'm immediately going "oh, she's one of those"

I'm sorry but many of your opinions sound like you just didn't understand the show or watched it while playing with your phone. You talk about meaningless details like the outline of Vaggie and then say that it actually isn't important so the show's hidden clues and character design aren't that clever? like it wasn't you who misunderstood. A lot of your points come off as sloppy research, I donn't expect you to know all of the extra lore (like for example who the neon overlord is and why she has this design) but you titled this vid as extensive break-down I thought that you would at least understand that the beggining of the "happy day in hell" song is intended as Charlie speaking or rather singing over Vaggie already in her own world. The transition from singing to talking and vice versa is actually a really strong part of the show (example the song "you didn't know"). You saying that many songs could've been cut out entirely really drives home the point of this review being shallow. There are also some takes that just show you didn't check the answer for your question that you present to us like the outfit of Angel Dust you said he is an adult film star not a salesman so why the suit but in other part of the vid you say yourself that he comes from mafia family or critique of the shortness of Alostor and Adam fight-Alostor was confident at the beggining of the fight and said Adam was sloppy becouse non of them ever fought with Adam so they didn't know what exactly he is capable of. Sorry for the long comment but I just really didn't like your take on the show and this vid certainly doesn't make me want to check out your other vids.

Lucifer should be dressed like ringleader, because he is. He has his own circus.

Adam is one of my favorite characters, to me, he is well written villain. Vivienne and some animators and writers wrote on Twitter that he is one of their favorite characters, and how fun they have writing him. A charismatic funny cocky toxic spoiled misogynistic sexist based douchebag that you have fun love to hate. And there is a reason why he is that evil. He wasn't evil when he was alive, he was just a selfish person who fought his wife was made for him in his eyes, because she appeared a little bit later after his birth, and he wanted her to do what he wants, he demanded control, let's not forget that he is first human, he didn't have parents who could teach him a discipline and what's right and wrong, he grew up in the environment that morals for humanity didn't existed yet, when he get to heaven, Sera didn't make him realize that he made mistake, and the fact that Lilith didn't submit his will, and later with lucifer exposed earth to the root of all evil, and perhaps possessed his new wife Eve, in Adam's eyes that makes his actions, his idea "that woman are not equals as him but a man's additions who should submit him" look good, when Lilith and Lucifer are villains in his point of view. Also in hazbin hotel he didn't ate the fruit of knowledge, because of this, he didn't gain knowledge, did not allow him to realize his mistakes, and cannot find the difference between good and evil, so he has black and white views. And then Sera gives him a royal fancy live, that he will get anithing he wants on the silver platter, and not facing a consequences of his mistakes, and he lived like Kuzco, without love and discipline reveling in power in ten thousands years, so what's why he is so spoiled and has God complexes, because of the fact he get from Sera and Elders that he is the first human, a special who gave birth to humanity, in first episode he was wrong, but he didn't lied because he genuinely believes that he said.