That awkward moment...😳 | Good Omens 

the least accurate part of this is thinking a player would willingly give up any enchanted item for free

Go away nerd 🙂

I need to hear more of these conversations😂

I might have just casted a spell on an item and gave It too them and be like “there!”

You know, there's an easy way to make sure Gobbo is warm the rest of its life.

Nah, Crowley was an Angel once. He’s being softly sarcastic but Aziraphale is too pure to get it yet.

it was sarcasm, AZi don't get it 2k years ago)

It was already bad milk the moment Crawly said it.

@@theweyrd oh, I havet seen it like that. there are really so many details that you can watch the show over and over again without getting bored

I honestly love Crowley expression when he said he gave it away. He's surprised and yet proud of his friend.

​@@Erwooten23i think you mean husband ☝🏻

​@@Abi_B. s2ep6 left the chat

@@xiaosbetter don't remind me 🥲

"oh no he's meeting all my standards!" 😂❤

Me up till Season 2 episode 6, “I adore aziraphale” Me after episode 6, “you pathetic excuse for an angel” 🥺😢😭

ohhh… yeah…

I can't hate Aziraphale... even if.. yeah he can do wrong things 😭😭

he better make up for it if there's a season 3 (the creator of good omens already wrote it, we just gotta see)

@@mariannebrandon8891in fairness, he didn’t really have a choice. If he didn’t go to Heaven, someone else would, and that angel would have no qualms about starting a second apocalypse or the second coming. At least now, Aziraphale can try and stop it…

I thought it was a play on the whole goving the fire of the gods to humans type thing of mythology.

It could be both

​@@tmarrittI thought fire and war, since he gave them a deadly weapon.

I only can think of "I did the thing with the halo" right know 😂

He also says it to the spy who sits on the bench with him. 🤭

(Doctor Who theme song plays)

What about him remembering Gabriel in Heaven and in the bookshop when Gabriel had become Jim?

"You don't know me but he does." Crowly: "who are you anyway." Tries to explain but gives up.

Sorry, but there was no big bang. At the present day, the universe is 6000 years old. Most of the stars came "preconfigured".

As soon as he said "You what?!" it was done. He immediately does probably his first nice thing since becoming a Demon and tries to comfort Azi and make him feel better about sinning lmao XD

Absolutely ❤ no doubt. Crowley's expression said it all 😂

Came to the comments to say the same thing! ♥️

They don't seem to care much about gender 😂

He didn't say he gave it to her. He didn't say her at all. He said "she" was expecting already when he gave the sword to Adam.

ESPECIALLY with the ending 😭😭😭

Everyone! Watch the show again! Then we are getting a next season!

Vote upppp people

where to watch the series

@@lizreyesofficial Amazon

'you WOT"

Nooo, wouldn't be funny at all!

I thought I was the only one who thought that he has a extremely cute nose ~specially playing Aziraphale~

​@@heyariazHis nose is very nice. A beautiful nose.

Vulture will just keep coming back for more.

@Disabled.Megatron really? That's your take away? So... thw writers are upset because of a few things and yes money is one of the big ones. Nut you're likely the kind of person who does not believe in paying a living wage to people so I'm not going to bother explaining to you what the issue really is

If Gaiman actually wants to finish it, there are so many media where he could do it in case it's not picked up for TV.

summer came and made it worse now we have to wait longer & this time we’re in pain 😊

@@forestenrory YOURE RIGHT WAAAA

@@forestenrory 😭😭😭🥺

It got renewed ❤

He's not Lucifer, just a Demon.

you wot?

Crowley did EXACTLY that. They spoke of it in both season 1 & 2. He asked too many questions. He wanted to know “why” they were doing things a certain way. Crowley had a problem w God drowning innocent children, he had a problem w God allowing a good man to get punished and killed for trying to spread the word “be kind to one another”, he had a problem w God making a bet w the devil that Job was only being pious bc he had so many provisions so God allowed all of Jobs possessions to be taken away - once again, including his innocent children - just to prove to the devil that Job was worshiping her simply bc she was God an d not bc of what she could give him and then, afterwards, as a “reward “ job and his wife would receive back everything twofold, including the kids (even tho the wife was what, 57?) and now expected to have seven kids had Crowley not been there to save the three that already existed and not let them be killed, Crowley had a problem with God or just Heaven causing the apocalypse simply bc they could (hell as well at this point) but hell doing something bad isn’t odd, Heaven doing so SHOULD BE. Heaven still wanted the apocalypse to continue when there was no need simply bc the angels wished to fight (to hell w the causualities) and Crowley definitely had a problem. W Heaven deciding that Aziraphale s punish,ent should be death by the fire of hell. Crowley felt that there was really no distinction that he could see between Heaven and hell and he only felt comfortable on earth. Aziraphale, for no,reason to,speak of, continued to th\ink of |heav\en as the “good,guys”. Speaking of not really reflecting on ppl’s actions. 😮😮😮

@@prosen8966 I see it slightly different. Firstly i would like to state what is on the surface: both Crowley and Azi not like other demons & angels, so i think it’s not relevant to compare them. They have a lot of in common after all. I would probably oppose them to Heaven&Hell instead. Secondly, I agree that Crowley is very self-aware of his surroundings, insightful i would say. Through his thoughts we can see criticism on regilion ideas that go against empathy, logic, humanity, etc. On the contrary, Azi is really pure, naive. He isn’t dumb or less observant (which is stated by Crowley himself btw), and we see that in this scene (and later on more obviously). Though he could be punished by God, though its against rules, he did what he truly believed is good. Azi is embodiment of what being angel(or “good”) really means: being compassionate, kind, altruistic. And that’s what Crowley loves about him, imho. They complement each other a lot. Azi’s drawback is that he is too much of a “nice guy”, too naive, so he believes he can make it work, though we know that heaven not play by the rules.

@@yolkaprazdnik4682 I’m sorry. I didn’t express myself very well. We don’t disagree - I just didn’t say that Aziraphale’s difficulty in seeing anything truly bad in Heaven or Angels was due to his naivety or genuine good nature. However, the truly sad thing about Aziraphale (that Crowley may indeed still love and yet frustrate the bejesus out of him at the very same time) is that even after so many examples of Heaven, Angels, even God herself acting in ways that - other people, like Crowley or myself - might see as dubious to straight out evil (depending on the action, I.e., deciding to kill Aziraphale thru Hellfire; deciding to kill everybody except Noah, his relatives and most pairs of animals on an arc in a 40 day flood, including innocent children and babies - bc what could they possibly have done to deserve such a punishment??) Aziraphale continued to believe that Heaven contained the “good guys”, immortals deserving of praise and respect. He didn’t even differentiate between the ones who had come down and personally hurt him on earth, bc he has such a forgiving nature and is the true embodiment of what Angels are SUPPOSED TO BE. At the very end of season two, he showed for the very first time that there were indeed cracks in Heaven, things that were broken, but he honestly believed in the Metatron’s offer to make him the new “Gabriel”: the high acting archangel in charge of the forces of Heaven. And he believed that bet himself and Crowley, they could make the difference that would fix all the problems that existed up in Heaven. But that showed a fundamental lack of communication between A and C. Bc while Az still believed in what I wrote, he somehow didn’t truly believe or understand Crowley’s unwavering hatred for going back to EITHER side of the eternal conflict. While he knew C didn’t want to return to hell, he honestly didn’t see C didn’t wish to,return to Heaven either and if Metatron wasn’t waiting in the background for Aziraphale to follow him, they might have had an opportunity to work out the depth of misunderstanding that stood between them and THEN decide what Aziraphale should do. But Aziraphale wasn’t given time to have such a conversation w Crowley. Just a fairly quick “all in” declaration of love that Crowley honestly believed should have won the argument straight up, and he wasn’t given the opportunity either to know why that wasn’t so. And that’s where the audience was left at the end of season two. Horrifically frustrating!!! (Of course, if what I wrote DOES differ from your beliefs, feel free to let me know, and I apologize that the response is so long!)

Because you can tell by his tone he ISN’T being passive aggressive, a little self deprecation sarcasm maybe but that’s it. He is telling the Angel how highly he thinks of him, he is trying to make him feel better.

@NerdyAngel1989 sarcasm still falls under passive-aggressive from a social psychology perspective.

@@artypyrec4186 while true you can tell by his tone he is honestly trying to make the Angel feel better.

@@NerdyAngel1989 His comment having a benefit of making him feel better is a habit in the show since the Angel has difficulty understanding sarcasm and take almost everything at face value.

Yes, Alpha Centauri

What a bunch of crap.

Noooo, wouldn't be funny at all!

Exactly sure he was being sarcastic, but I also think in this moment he was honestly trying to make Az feel better. It shows honestly what he actually thinks about some of the angles. When he is talking about them “You’re an Angel, Angel” and “I used to be an Angel” you can hear the capital the title of it. When he is talking about the others like with Michael or Gabriel he might emphasize the word archangel but it said as a technical title only a reference to their power level he doesn’t actually think of them as true angels.