Last year, I finally introduced myself to the television adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Good Omens, and it proved to be quite well done. I loved the writing and acting, and it always got its Biblical facts right, which was impressive. Now, after finishing the new Good Omens 2, I am struggling to hold on to the brilliance of the original.
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