crowley and aziraphale being silly for 10 minutes [not so] straight :) 

ik it's so sweet 🥲

I never noticed that, hahhsha

Because Azi told him he was in the coffee shop lol

@LittleMissCyclone bro i keep seeing you on reddit

@@kipporooneon Well I am running a game that has me posting daily. Fun to be recognised though.

*a character dies in his current favorite book:* oh Crowley, its devastating! *Crowley who has heard 13 other calls from him within 6 hours on this book:* yes I'm sure it is.

oh my god i never noticed that 😭

@@ezitwas It took multiple times for me to realize, too😢

aziraphale "oh, im so sorry" always gets me angry xD dunno why, maybe because in such sad moment he could've embraced it that he is that best friend grrr

@@user-fx7yn3bd8x Yes, same here! He can't possibly be that oblivious, either to their friendship or Crowley's pain.

​​@@juliescott1298 He probably was then 💀

I reckon it will start out duller in the beginning and then get bright once he’s reunited with his Angel.

I know just how you feel!

OOOOOO I’m sure that was put in on purpose!!!

Not sure what you mean by the video title lining up with this when the video title is them "being silly for 10 minutes"? Regarding the quote you mentioned, what the original 1990 book actually says is that other people jump to the conclusion that Aziraphale is "gayer than a treeful of monkeys..." etc. but that those people are wrong to do so because angels don't have a sex or gender. My take on this is that terms like "gay" just are irrelevant to them.

Don’t worry friend season 3 is coming

@@lowercasesama.1451 Oh thank Satan

I screen recorded the videos on Prime Video's channel as they have different clips and bits on there :)

@ezitwas " thank you, oh thank you. It had bothered me alot"......not knowing. 😇👍

@ezitwas sorry to bother you again, but on my laptop it doesn't allow to screen record , I can only watch it in the prime "app" and when I try to record the screen goes black....🥺 it really bugs me, that hundreds if people are somehow able to do clips about GO and GO2 , and I can't get it to work. That is really frustrating me. I would love to also make a contribution to in my opinion the best series of 2023! 😭

​@@Miriam-eb2iui think theres a privacy setting that you have to alter in order for it to stay on and not go black. Maybe have a look in your settings?? There might be some yt videos on how to do it :)

@ezitwas thank you.i'll look into it.😀

Do you David, as in David Tennant's scene where Crowley is in the bookshop and says "You killed my best friend!"?

@@letolethe3344 Was *Michael* in the scene (when Az is discorporated in the bar,) because if not *David* was acting across from no one and did a great job

The fandom kinda uses whatever pronouns they want for Crowley, but he uses he him in the show i think (unless he is female presenting)

It's not canon but I like the idea of it 😁

Crowley says to Aziraphale, "You, my Nefertiti-fooling fellow, are about to perform on the West End stage. If that doesn't make you a professional conjuror, I don't know what does" in Episode 4 of Season 2 because Aziraphale just told Crowley he was able to deceive Nefertiti through his sleight-of-hand with "a caraway seed and three cowrie shells" but then expressed doubt that he (Aziraphale) should consider himself a "professional conjuror" and go to the magic store.

no since Crowleys is gender fluid people just use them all :)

In the world building of GO all angels and demons are technically genderfluid/genderless/ don't really need a gender, wich is why people in the fandom tend to use whatever pronouns for the characters- although in the actual show, Aziraphele and Crowley both use he/him consistantly, while e.g. Beelzebub and Muriel use they/them

Oh, and also! Crowley shape shifts/ is fem presenting sometimes, e.g. in season 1 where he becomes Warlock's nanny and is being reffered to as she/her for the entire arc :))

i think neil confirmed that they technically don't have a gender and that he sees them as genderfluid (because crowley has presented as fem before) but im not too sure about the neil thing

I find it a little jarring and a bit irritating myself--the characters within the story and the authors (Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett) when talking about the story consistently use "he/him" to refer to Aziraphale & Crowley, but the book does say (and Gaiman confirmed on social media) angels & demons don't really have a gender. So some people find it empowering (I guess) or something to use a variety of pronouns. I personally find it more polite and easier to use the pronouns the characters/creators prefer to use.