Some series are canceled by Netflix and Co. after a week, others have been waiting for a sequel for 10 years. If after 4 years (!) a second season is announced out of nowhere, that is an absolute special case. That’s what happened with the fantasy hit Good Omens on Amazon Prime. And the fans are going completely nuts.
“Shut up”: Fantasy fans no longer expected Good Omens Season 2
A look at Twitter shows how surprising the Amazon Prime announcement came to even the most optimistic of fans. The amazement breaks out in undisguised enthusiasm. “I can not believe it” and “Is this really happening right now?” can be seen there. “Everyone shut up for a second“, another fan expresses his joy.
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Good Omens is based on the game of the same name Book by acclaimed writers Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. There angel Aziraphale (in the series: Michael Sheen) and demon Crowley (David Tennant) team up to avert the apocalypse decided by their chief angels and chief demons. And that’s because they actually think humanity is really cool.
When is Good Omens Season 2 coming to Amazon Prime Video?
Amazon Prime recently announced Good Omens Season 2. According to the news, the new episodes will be released on July 28, 2023 be published in the stream. How exactly the story of the first season will be continued is not yet clear.
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