David Tennant, Michael Sheen and Jon Hamm Talk "Good Omens" | NYCC 2018 

I would slaughter for bloopers of this show.

@@SueRoe I felt this on such a level

Thank you who ever you are?

Many thanks again who ever you are.

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( she has over a hundred more likes now; i don't think she's gonna thank us all individually now xD" b )

Did you write this because of the news? There is going to be a series about The Watch!!!

@@LadyLier17 I made that comment about a month ago, before the announcement. Seems like an obvious idea though! Looking forward to it.

Meh, Discworld doesn't have a good history with film adaptations. Unless you have a narrator, the Pratchettness doesn"t come througj

@@PrincessNinja007 Whilst I agree that the author's voice is so important in Pratchett's books, narration is often ineffective and lazy. What you need is a writer/director with an equally strong and complimentary tone. The police procedural style of these books would help propel the plot without the need for a VO.

I want a whole night watch series! Every book is a different season.

JessieSevenfold op was it your new fav

I believe that Narrativia are working on that.

LadyLier 30.05.2019

Ahem! Good Omens was published in 1990. Dogma was released in 1999. See also the end credits of Dogma where NG gets a "Humble Thanks" from KS, generally accepted to be for the influences in Dogma from both Good Omens and Sandman.

I know! Kevin must've been so happy that he got this interview:)

Cough Cough Do your research before talk. :D Dogma was basically inspired by Good Omens and was one of the last "adaptations" in which American "creators" basically robbed the intellectual property of British talents. Suggested documentary: Future Shock! The Story Of 2000AD.