Crowley Pushes Gabriel To Try To Regain His Memory | Good Omens 

i know 😭 he says it so happy in the first scene :(

Yes.. I know that feeling how it felt 😢

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@@PrimeVideoUK The plants should get an honorable mention too. He really does just want them to be the best they can be, even if it means terrifying them into it.

Crowley protettivo best demone Forever.. lo rivedremo ancora nei panni nella 3 stagione vero PRIME?

He was trying to simulate a fall, aka what happened to him. But he realized it was too cruel to force an innocent angel (Jim is innocent not Gabriel) to fall, it hit too close to home for him

​@@aprilzellaooooh I haven't thought of it that way. I thought that he stopped Jim because he knew Aziraphale wouldn't have liked it

I think Crowley suspected Gabriel was "faking" being Jim for some reason--maybe to get close to Aziraphale and punish him somehow. He was testing to see how far Gabriel (if he was Gabriel) would take before admitting he was faking.

Neil Gaiman is the biggest fan of them. In Neil we trust🙏

The whole series feels like it was ripped from a variety of fabrics, and even more weirdly it feels like it's deliberate. Curious ...

All of season 2 feels like a fanfic tbh.

​@@31webseries Is that so bad?

@@The_Weird_One1 Nah, fanfic needs one show to come thru for it. And the book was already brilliantly adapted in season one.

That line of Gabriel's made it hard for me to watch the ep. So I'm glad they brought it back up but I did feel for Jim.

We have a season 3 coming.

Probably God's love?

Probably that he feels empty because he and Aziraphale haven't settled things and all he truly wants is for them to be an US but he doesn't know how to bring up the subject..... But when he finally does the timing is way off course

@@ironvlogger9712 They have certainly been slightly misreading each others for 6000 years and now they need to face the consequences... :'(

@@valeriacavalloro2729 it hasn't helped that Aziraphale would always verbally push Crowley away. Constantly friend zoning him, then denying the friendship..... Poor Crowley

@@ironvlogger9712 Yes, and on the other hand Crowley not realizing how scared Aziraphale is of his own feelings (his "You go too fast for me, Crowley" still breaks my heart every time). Silly boys.

my thoughts too. Also someone should count how many times Crowley shows/tells he don't remember something or someone.

Heaven probably erased his memories, just like they did with Gabriel ​@@Temptation666

Yeah, but unlike Kilgrave, Crowley isn't a monster

@@nightfan1983 Exactly!

I genuinely believe that in the scene at the french restaurant, right before this, Crowley was going to tell Aziraphale he loved him

Kind of like the rest of us to be fair. 😂

Ya I would love that!

What does he mean when he say I did not care for it?

I mean… he doesn’t remember why gravity works the way it does… even though he seems to know everything else about it… but he can’t remember why they decided to make it that way… selective things were wiped when he fell… except passwords apparently lol

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@@PrimeVideoUK Stretching the marketing angle a bit there, love.

The angels' behavior probably just strengthened his opinion to never go back to heaven again.

Crowley’s realisation that what they did to Gabriel is similar to what they did to Crowley?

I hope we get a storyline in season 3 where Aziraphale discovers Crowley was the Supreme Archangel and realises that Crowley knew all along that of how manipulative Heaven was

This would be interesting, but Gaiman debunked this already. There is a possibility he was an Archangel, though, with the whole heaven scene and interaction with Seraquiel. This is all speculation, of course.

@ljmarchan146 Don't remember when Gaiman cdebunked it. The only thing he said is that Crowley didnt make the whole Universe alone.

I really like your perspective. Also, the way Crowley said "You can" when Gabriel said that he can't remember anything from the past 😮 And the fact that Crowley says "Let there be light" like he did before in Heaven might mean that he did regain his memory back. I'm on your theory side now, you have me

I agree completely, also I feel like the reason why Crowley initially suggested Jim jump out a window is because he was simulating what happened to *him.* but crowley stopped Jim from falling because it hit too close to home to force an innocent angel who doesn’t know better to fall…

this. i really want a season three.

On the other hand, out of all the angels only Saraquael (the one in the wheelchair) openly claimed she had been Crowley's colleague while Crowley was still an angel. And they haven't been doing paperwork or politics together, they worked on some stars or nebulas I think. So they were something like scientists, they weren't members of Heaven's leadership. None of the current leaders of Heaven (Gabriel, Michael, Uriel) seems to react to Crowley as though they had been colleagues once. So either they weren't in the leadership back then, or Crowley wasn't. On the other hand, the top boss Metatron and Crowley clearly know each other - in fact, out of the whole room of angels Crowley was the only one who recognized him. Suspicious! But also goes against the memory loss theory, because Crowley recognized the Metatron, which seems to be a proof that his memory works fine.

@@proximashining776 Can't he regain his memory through an effort? Like he made Gabriel to remember some things from the past. And whenever it was happening Crowley seemed to understand the pain Gabriel was going through.

Crowley being protective of his angel 😇

He's lucky that Gabriel/Jim was so out of it that he didn't know what Crowley was talking about.

Here , in this scene Crowley reminds me so much to Kilgrave!😨

Seriously especially with video titles like “Crowley, aziraphale, and that wall scene”

Dang I’ve never heard of that before

Jims little nod and blink 🥰

Would help if those two would talk about a lot of things.

Better pace yourself. Even if they renew it, it'll be a few years.

And all Gabriel is doing is switching a lamp on and off...

I suspect the Metatron will want to do something to Crowley for refusing the offer of reinstatement as an angel. Perhaps that will be the thing that finally opens Aziraphale's eyes.

@@ctwofirst6635 I'm not sure about that--my impression was that the Metatron manipulated Aziraphale into making that offer to Crowley--knowing or strongly suspecting Crowley would refuse--in order to separate the two of them because, together, they are colossally powerful (their tiniest miracle for "Jim" had the power to resurrect 25 people).

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You nailed it 💯!

He didn't actually miracle the lamp on, he just said the words. If you look closely, Gabriel flicked the switch.

Season 2, Episode 5. I find this really lovely when Crowley protecc Aziraphale

Thank you! And yes, totally agree. A great scene!@@GlitchingTVs