its that british ability to convey a hundred-word message in a few words. The subtext is "I know its possible to get a permit, but the process is extremely long, arduous, and super inconvenient to me, since I am never informed of such exceptions and therefore I have to engage in this rather uncomfortable discussion and debate with you, rather than just telling you do bugger off like a good lad. So I am rather skeptical about your claims to have said permit in your possession and shall therefore demand proof by approaching you worriedly."
To be fair in the story he fell because he disagreed with senselessly destroying the universe when it had barely even gotten warmed up. Expecting him to exterminate innocent creatures for know good reason is unlikely.
@@nicholaskehler9169Crowley’s story on his fall hasn’t been explored yet. Yes him disagreeing with ending the universe when its barely begun was the start but, it’s more likely Crowley fell is because he asked too many questions. Even the Metatron insulted him for it.
@@moondivine2288 That is what I meant by disagreeing asking questions. Also he clearly states that Job was actually allowed to ask questions even if he didn't get an answer. This implies that simply daring to question God was how he fell.
@@nicholaskehler9169 ahh thanks for clarifying. I do have a feeling its more like Crowley dared to question the Metatron than God, as he is shown to hate him. With God I have a feeling they’re a figure that is just there. She wants to give everyone free will and maybe the Metatron is taking advantage of it. It is funny the angels haven’t spoken to God in years. And when Aziraphale tried talking to God back in season 1 he got the Metatron instead.
I love the way Michael effortlessly switches back to "Avaunt..!" and David's comedy timing is spot on. Yet another acting masterclass from these two National Treasures!!! Season 3 - YAY
The sheer maniac delight Crowley takes in seeing his 'evil' go off completely as planned with no divine wrath or intervention is almost as hysterical as him going "I've got a permit" instead of "God's letting me do this"
I feel like the show's producers instructed the crew to find the absolute cutest, tiniest goats available, right down to making the most adorable, tiniest sounds.
I doubt that its even God playing these games, most likely its just Metatron trying to manipulate everything so he can take it all and God has fully left everything alone, I'm calling it now either God is a petulant child playing games with everything or has fully left The Universe to do their own thing.
I think you’re right about Metatron manipulating everything But I think God just simply created everything and now just watches everything be free and grow and eventually meet him
@@Brainflayer That's pretty much the plot of His Dark Materials. God is weak and pretty much dying and Metatron is waltzing around like he owns the place.
See what faith gets you? You become a pawn in God and Satan's game of chess! Though they don't call it chess, they call it 'let's screw with the mortals'!
Fun fact! In earlier versions of the story of Job, Satan is not an enemy of God, but a heavenly prosecutor. This is probably where the modern idea of Satan being the one who eternally punishes sinners comes from. Anyway, it was Satan's idea to torment Job, not to try and make him abandon his faith, but to test if he was truly loyal to God. But wait, how can Satan be an angel if this story takes place after Satan's fall from heaven and temptation of Adam and Eve? Well, "Satan" isn't exactly a single character. Many biblical texts, mostly apocryphal (meaning their canonicity is disputed) give names for a lot of angels and demons, but "Satan" is just a word meaning "adversary" and could technically describe a number of angels and demons, including the angel who put Job through the ringer. The Devil is a relatively recent creation, popularized by poets Dante Alighieri and John Milton, and influenced by the older religion of Zoroastrianism, which has one good god and one evil god. "Baal Zabul" was another name for the Devil, which is why Beelzebub seems to be the leader of Hell in Good Omens. But the Devil himself doesn't really exist as an individual figure in the Bible. So I like how Good Omens essentially splits the many roles that "Satan" has played between multiple demons, mainly Crowley, Beelzebub, and Benedict Cumberbatch. This also seems to imply that Crowley might have been the first of the fallen angels...
If Belzebub and all have a permit to destroy Job’s life why was Aziraphale sended here to stop him in the first place ? 😅 This alone should show God is just playing games they even took overpride to say silly stuff to Job’s ears like a 5 yo child too full of himself
I think Aziraphale was already assigned to look after Job before God gave permission for Crowley to kill the goats and it's a joke about how low on the totem pole he is that God and Gabriel forgot to tell him the change of plans.
I like that two guys on "separate sides", the most involved with humans, questioned the point of it all. Like why do this? What's the point? I love that an Angel and a Demon discussed this arbitrary whim mascaraed as a divine plan. And that they were low key flirty about it. 😂❤
@@wildwikedwanderer1208 You can not replace a person with another. Secondly, those kids who died did not get any replacements. Furthermore, God did not really replace the children. Job's wife just got pregnant again. Hardly a miracle.
There's fierce debate about that in the fandom. Most people I've encountered think they're in love, but other people think they're just best friends. Some people think they're aromantic and/or asexual best friends--or some other non-romantic orientation.
Tubbington... Actually the spelling of Job being the same as job was a minor plot point in the first Mission Impossible Movie. So you might just be on to something...
1:19. Not sure why but the way aziraphale says "A PERMIT?!" always makes me laugh
idk why but the way he says it kinda reminds me of smth I heard before but I don't remember what ):
its that british ability to convey a hundred-word message in a few words. The subtext is "I know its possible to get a permit, but the process is extremely long, arduous, and super inconvenient to me, since I am never informed of such exceptions and therefore I have to engage in this rather uncomfortable discussion and debate with you, rather than just telling you do bugger off like a good lad. So I am rather skeptical about your claims to have said permit in your possession and shall therefore demand proof by approaching you worriedly."
It's the same tone as a confused Crowley lol
@@kyuubeychanmonty python the holy grail “what the curtains”
The crows flying away at the end 💀💀 I see u crowley
He's hot outside and soft inside 😂😘
To be fair in the story he fell because he disagreed with senselessly destroying the universe when it had barely even gotten warmed up.
Expecting him to exterminate innocent creatures for know good reason is unlikely.
@@nicholaskehler9169Crowley’s story on his fall hasn’t been explored yet. Yes him disagreeing with ending the universe when its barely begun was the start but, it’s more likely Crowley fell is because he asked too many questions. Even the Metatron insulted him for it.
@@moondivine2288 That is what I meant by disagreeing asking questions.
Also he clearly states that Job was actually allowed to ask questions even if he didn't get an answer.
This implies that simply daring to question God was how he fell.
@@nicholaskehler9169 ahh thanks for clarifying. I do have a feeling its more like Crowley dared to question the Metatron than God, as he is shown to hate him. With God I have a feeling they’re a figure that is just there. She wants to give everyone free will and maybe the Metatron is taking advantage of it. It is funny the angels haven’t spoken to God in years. And when Aziraphale tried talking to God back in season 1 he got the Metatron instead.
I love how dramatic they both are 😂
Especially to the goats
I love the way Michael effortlessly switches back to "Avaunt..!" and David's comedy timing is spot on. Yet another acting masterclass from these two National Treasures!!! Season 3 - YAY
The sheer maniac delight Crowley takes in seeing his 'evil' go off completely as planned with no divine wrath or intervention is almost as hysterical as him going "I've got a permit" instead of "God's letting me do this"
1:00 "Oh, God..." sighed the angel
I feel like the show's producers instructed the crew to find the absolute cutest, tiniest goats available, right down to making the most adorable, tiniest sounds.
If so, they did splendidly.
"A permit? D:"
He really is a absolute poppet
This scene never fails to make me laugh. Their comedic timing and chemistry is fantastic.
God absolutely DOES play games with the Universe. High stakes games that we, win or lose, often pay the ultimate bodily price for.
I doubt that its even God playing these games, most likely its just Metatron trying to manipulate everything so he can take it all and God has fully left everything alone, I'm calling it now either God is a petulant child playing games with everything or has fully left The Universe to do their own thing.
I think you’re right about Metatron manipulating everything
But I think God just simply created everything and now just watches everything be free and grow and eventually meet him
These comments are what happens when you watch too much media but never read the Bible yourself
@@Brainflayer That's pretty much the plot of His Dark Materials. God is weak and pretty much dying and Metatron is waltzing around like he owns the place.
@@diollinebranderson6553Literally lol
This show is so British. Gives me month python vibes at times
Gaiman is a huge fan of Python. He has the red book.
the do you have a permit deliver remind me of something about Monti python
You’re right! I was playing a Good Omens snippet last night and my housemate in the adjoining room started quoting Monty Python.
Where can I find a permit like this so I can refuse essay assignments.
Cry in front of a psychiatrist, it worked for me
The essay itself is a permit to not have to write that particular essay again.
I absolutely LOST it at the roll oing on for miles
well, the devil is in the details........
Crowley was like not anymore job is not gods favorite
0:29, felt more like it's rehearsed than "real" one
I guess AZ isn’t one for dramatic speeches
Poor Job.
Why do you think its called a Job when we work
See what faith gets you? You become a pawn in God and Satan's game of chess! Though they don't call it chess, they call it 'let's screw with the mortals'!
I always wondered how interesting it had to be for someone to Journal that God told them that God was betting on you.
I love the idea angels can just use their power for theatrical bullshit. There must be theater classes in heaven
Fun fact! In earlier versions of the story of Job, Satan is not an enemy of God, but a heavenly prosecutor. This is probably where the modern idea of Satan being the one who eternally punishes sinners comes from. Anyway, it was Satan's idea to torment Job, not to try and make him abandon his faith, but to test if he was truly loyal to God. But wait, how can Satan be an angel if this story takes place after Satan's fall from heaven and temptation of Adam and Eve? Well, "Satan" isn't exactly a single character. Many biblical texts, mostly apocryphal (meaning their canonicity is disputed) give names for a lot of angels and demons, but "Satan" is just a word meaning "adversary" and could technically describe a number of angels and demons, including the angel who put Job through the ringer. The Devil is a relatively recent creation, popularized by poets Dante Alighieri and John Milton, and influenced by the older religion of Zoroastrianism, which has one good god and one evil god. "Baal Zabul" was another name for the Devil, which is why Beelzebub seems to be the leader of Hell in Good Omens. But the Devil himself doesn't really exist as an individual figure in the Bible. So I like how Good Omens essentially splits the many roles that "Satan" has played between multiple demons, mainly Crowley, Beelzebub, and Benedict Cumberbatch. This also seems to imply that Crowley might have been the first of the fallen angels...
When God talks to Job, my brain immediately goes to Putin's interview with Tucker Carlson.
If Belzebub and all have a permit to destroy Job’s life why was Aziraphale sended here to stop him in the first place ? 😅 This alone should show God is just playing games they even took overpride to say silly stuff to Job’s ears like a 5 yo child too full of himself
I think Aziraphale was already assigned to look after Job before God gave permission for Crowley to kill the goats and it's a joke about how low on the totem pole he is that God and Gabriel forgot to tell him the change of plans.
michael tired sleepy and in essence about me I was report psychologist my neighbour
Crow is awesome.
I love this scene
All laughs and giggles until Kratoes shows up
I like that two guys on "separate sides", the most involved with humans, questioned the point of it all.
Like why do this? What's the point?
I love that an Angel and a Demon discussed this arbitrary whim mascaraed as a divine plan. And that they were low key flirty about it. 😂❤
Nothing more Bri'ish than having a permit for smiting Job
Imagine the contract for apocalypse?
Job did get everything back at the end and he never denied God.
Not his dead children though I wonder what all the insane antiabortion activists think of that 😂
He didn't get his children and servants back that were killed.
@@MismeretMonknor the goats and wives. He got some nice new replacements tho.
@@wildwikedwanderer1208 You can not replace a person with another. Secondly, those kids who died did not get any replacements. Furthermore, God did not really replace the children. Job's wife just got pregnant again. Hardly a miracle.
Sorry, what’s the real story with Job? Like the ACTUAL story
"NU UH"???? the fuck you mean "NU UH"??
Are they suppose to be best friends or in love with each other??
There's fierce debate about that in the fandom. Most people I've encountered think they're in love, but other people think they're just best friends. Some people think they're aromantic and/or asexual best friends--or some other non-romantic orientation.
1:40 to 1:47 How is this going to take?
I love that part 🤣🤣🤣
Probably a 1000 years or more
Is it really pronounced Joe-b and not Job?
It really is pronounced like 'jobe'.
Yes it’s pronounced jobe also Gob is pronounced Jobe
Tubbington...
Actually the spelling of Job being the same as job was a minor plot point in the first Mission Impossible Movie. So you might just be on to something...
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