Smiles Through Fandoms just saying Neil Gaiman posted a list of “New Years resolutions” from Crowley and Aziraphale a while back and almost this exact thing was on it...
It's one of those moments where I go, "Daaaaaad, stahp! You're embarrassing Dad. Worse still, you're embarrassing me!" Obviously, Az is Dad 1 and Crowley is Dad 2, and I am grinning through my groans.
I know he probably said it because Aziraphale's actually an angel but I like to think it's a cute nickname because they're a ship. Either way it's too sweet.
@@amaroc1906 she was worried about getting in a car with two strangers but at the second she heard crowley calling azi _angel_ she knew she was safe and put her butter knife away xD
I was auto-liking everything and my finger stopped right above the button for this comment and my brain stopped working for a full 7 seconds and now im restraining myself from telling you that what you are incinuating is not possible because snakes *taste the air not the actually thing theyre-* Ah god damnit.
What kind of stupid question is that, am I still a demon? What else am I going to be, an aardvark? I AM HAVING A MOMENT HERE!!! Do I look like I run a bookshop? She's on the street, she knows the risks! Fraternising?! I heard that it was the 'wiggle on' *glares glarefully*
things that i’ve thought about and are surely canon 1. crowley making evil deeds to the town of london, forgetting he lives in london 2. crowley saying he doesn’t read books, yet he asks why the prophecy book didn’t have an index
Hey so I just scrolled through so much of Neil Gaiman's Tumblr to find this ask again because user "Littlemxtwisted" asked "Hey Neil, since Crowley doesn't 'Do Books' per se, how'd he end up with The Extremely Big Book of Astronomy? Was it, perhaps, a gift or a souvenir? 😇 ⭐💫" And Neil responded with "I think Crowley does books. He just doesn't admit to it in public"
It makes sense that he loves Astrology, considering he has that book and he DID say that he helped create some stars Also,he's the one who tempted Eve to the Tree of Knowledge and fell because of asking questions, it only makes sense that that part of him didn't disappear, always wanting to know what's up. Which means he has to rely on books sometimes or on his phone.
I just realized that when he says "Call Aziraphale" at 2:05 you can hear "oh yeah, I fell in love, but now you say it's over and I'm falling apart" from It's A Hard Life and I'm sCREAMING HOW DID I NOT REALIZE THAT EARLIER.
I think that it's underrated and such a niche fandom. I don't know anyone who've seen this show or read the book. I'm head over heels about a show I have to beg others to see but they don't have access to the membership to watch it or know how to pirate.
@Jade Black He's a little hurt you know, after being rejected by his angel (again)... His little demon heart is trying to convert the hurt to a sarcastic mime... 😏 "obviously".
Yes, that part always scars me. Those plants better fix themselves because anyone who has witnessed Crowley’s true rage knows that he won’t hesitate to end you (unless you happen to be a certain angel)
the proof that he loves zira is that he didn't just burn everything to the ground right then and there fool is so whipped he even gives anathema the ride
okay but that clip at 4:54 - i think we need an Aziraphale being a bit of a Bastard video, that is honestly one of my fave bits in the whole show, such a catty bitch i love him! (great video!!)
Aziraphale: *trying to flirt with smalltalk “Still a demon, I presume? :)“ Crowley: “What stupid kind of question is that, what else am I gonna be? An Aardvark?!“ Azi: *ok I get that was pretty stupid sorry
2:44 I'm still curious about that Agnus Nutter note saying "Two supernatural inaffable husband dorks gonna give you a lift home after they hit you by accident but don't sweat it, it's gonna be marvelous."
I literally found these two wonderful beings at like 2 am and now I am addicted to watching clips of the episodes. They’ve already earned themselves the highest spot on my made up characters to fangirl over list.
