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Enforced with Harry the rabbit, who is in fact played by a rabbit named Harry. Since rabbits breed quite fast and there was some lead time before the scene would actually be filmed, when the director explained to the animal handler what the "role" was, the animal handler just bred a white rabbit and named him Harry . Refitted for Sequel: Inverted. In an interview with GQ , Neil Gaiman said that certain elements — like the expanded roles of some of the angels like Gabriel, Uriel and Sandalphon — were ideas that he took from a sequel to the book that he and Terry Pratchett had planned but never written. Played straight with the announcement of a second series, which Gaiman has indicated will use material from said unwritten sequel. The Red Stapler: Fans are quite enamored of Crowley's sunglasses and Aziraphale's angel-wing-handled mug.

Crowley's answering machine plays way too big a role to be jettisoned completely, so it's referenced as an antique he's hanging onto, and his cell phone also plays a part in the plot point. Neil Gaiman and Michael Sheen have both stated that when they began discussing working on the show they both assumed Sheen would play Crowley. Once Gaiman actually started to write the scripts he realised that Sheen would be better suited to the role of Aziraphale. Episode six gives us a glimpse of how Sheen might have played Crowley. The scene where Aziraphale does the Gavotte is set at the 100 Guineas Club (a real life historic gentleman’s club for gay men).But more than any of those, Good Omens season one was the story of the friendship between the demon Crowley and the angel Aziraphale. They’re the true protagonists of the book, and indisputably the stars of the TV show, played to perfection by David Tennant (demon) and Michael Sheen (angel). The fact that Good Omens’ second season focuses almost entirely on these two, alongside some of their fellow angels and demons, is no surprise.

Archangels with a big A and archangels with a little A are two separate things. The latter is the second-lowest rank in Heaven's hierarchy, while the former are the highest-ranking angels who answer to God Herself, being a synonym for seraphim. This is to explain the religious inconsistency of Aziraphale, a Principality, answering to Gabriel, Michael, Uriel, and Sandalphon, despite a Principality outranking archangels. Just trying to keep Wee Moragh and me alive and it doesn’t hurt anyone who isn’t already dead. So you can shove your morals up your arse, Mr. MacFell. Elsbeth makes choices Aziraphale can't understand because she doesn't have the opportunities he seems to think are universal. The Other Darrin: Beelzebub is played by Anna Maxwell Martin in Season 1 and by Shelley Conn in Season 2, as Martin was too busy to reprise the role. This is joked about in-universe; Crowley actually asks Beelzebub if they're wearing a new face, only for them to brush it off and say they've had it for ages, while when Gabriel questions them about it, Beelzebub simply says they got bored of having the same face for centuries.Content Leak: On 12 May, 2023, Neil Gaiman posted to social media to warn fans of a content leak regarding season two, advising them to avoid spoilers until the series was released in July.