THEIR SIDE!!!!~"The Clue" GOOD OMENS 2x02 REACTION! 

I want to point out Crowley’s idea of getting people to fall in love: they’re talking, looking into eachother’s eyes while sheltered from the rain. What was the first real scene we saw with crowley and aziraphale? Them in Eden and Aziraphale sheltering Crowley from the first rain that ever happened on earth. Gee I wonder why he’s so sure this rain idea is such a sure fire way to get two people to fall in love

"who's jane austen?" i lost 50hp at that one "jane wrote pride and prejudice?" and another 50

Fun fact: Job's son is played by David Tennant's son Ty Tennant and Job is played by David's father in law, Peter Davison. So this episode was quite the family affair! 😄

What I find really amusing, is that Aziraphale and Crowley's joint miracle was meant to make people unable to find Gabriel "especially when they're looking for him". And the one person who seems least affected is Michael. She's most aware of Jim's presence and even has an inkling she knows him. Conclusions? She's not really looking for Gabriel. She's going through the motions but she doesn't care for him getting found.

One of my favorite things about this episode is that Bildad the Shuhite is actually in the Bible.

Reminder that Crowley and Aziraphale trying to make a “half miracle,” unable to be detected by anyone or drastically alter anything is apparently on par with an Archangel’s miracle. Imagine if the ineffable husbands actually tried to make a powerful miracle together, they’d probably be able to take on all of heaven and hell

Crowley's flat isn't actually HIS flat. It was given to him by Hell when he was their Earthly liason. Now that Shax is the liason, she's living there. Aziraphale, by contrast, outright owns like the entire block of buildings. Which is why he is the record shops landlord.

I think you found the "I'm a demon now" scene so emotional because Michael Sheen's acting (and the excellent writing) make it so easy to relate to the self-doubt, self-loathing, confusion, betrayal, and grief Aziraphale feels. He feels let down by the God he's devoted his existence to, and feels no matter what he does (goes along with God or against God) he is doing wrong.

Shax is living in Crowley's apartment, presumably it's Hell's apartment that Crowley was using as their representative on Earth - the position now held by Shax.

forever in love with how Crowley reacts to seeing God talk to Job. "Just to be able to ask the question" when he was cast out for questioning, you can see a bit of both awe and pain in his reaction, but I love how he is never bitter towards the humans, he doesn't blame Job for God choosing to speak to him, he isn't jealous, instead he seems to always maintain a curiosity and fascination with humans. And you will also see in coming episodes how he always seems to try his best to answer questions and indulge curiosity, even if it's someone he doesn't like, I think because he was punished for it and never wants to do that to others.

You know its a good show when the editor starts joining the discussion

I just think it's sooooooo interesting that we hear Crowley's idea of how people fall in love - "a sudden rainstorm forces them together beneath a canopy, they look into each other's eyes, and realise they were made for each other" - and not 20 minutes later we see a flashback where: -A sudden rainstorm forces Crowley and Aziraphale beneath a canopy (Job's cosy, secluded, dimly firelit cellar with dinner and wine) -They look into each other's eyes ("Well that sounds..." "What?" "...lonely.") -And realise they were made for each other (their first time actively working together as a team against Heaven and Hell; the quiet, gentle beginning of "our side") Me @ Crowley: 👀👀👀👀👀

If you watch it again, Morgan, and you _reeeeeeaaaally_ pay close attention, when Crowley "destroys" the goats, you can see crows flying away.

You might want to check out Staged. Not queer, but Tennant and Sheen just being buddies as slightly fictional versions of themselves. They are so much like how they play their Good Omens characters that it's almost like Good Omens banter.

The best thing about "Everyday" by Buddy Holly is that long ago, when they discussed the screen adaptation, Terry Pratchett wanted it to be the theme song played in the opening credits of Good Omens. It would be perfect for what now is season one, because "everyday it's getting a-closer" sounds like a sinister prediction of the coming Apocalypse, but at the same time the lyrics are terribly romantic and the vibes suit the story perfectly. However, Neil was overwhelmed by all the things he had to do, and by the time he remembered about the song David Arnold had already written the wonderful theme song, and they had made the animated sequence, so Neil had to shelve the idea. BUT HE DIDN'T FORGET! He put it in season two!

Crowley saying "Just to be able to ask the question" with such melancholy in his voice breaks my heart. If anybody needs character development at this point, it's God in s3. She needs to explain herself.

My heart grew three sizes when you called out Maggie for SELF-LOATHING and said she DESERVES LOVE, TOO. I love that you see that, I love that you immediately reach for that, I love that you spread that message. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

Also, I think Aziraphale secretly likes that Jim is reorganizing the books in such an odd manner, as it will make customers even less likely to find something they want to buy...

The wildly long scroll contract was a PRACTICAL EFFECT! The Prop guy posted somewhere online that they hand dyed and hand stamped the paper and shared BTS pics

When I was rewatching this episode, my dad, also in the same room but only like, half paying attention (tho he's already seen this + knows the story of Job I'm sure) goes, 'sounds to me like Job is in an abusive relationship with god'. And that still makes me cackle.

I'm sure someone more versed in Christianity will correct me here, but if I recall correctly, Gabriel was the angel who told Mary and Joseph they would be the parents of the son of God. If so, this means that either; A) Sometime between Job and the birth of Christ, Gabriel leaned how human reproduction actually works (or had it explained to him) B) Gabriel assumed that Jesus' birth would be different to what he believed to be normal for humans or C) The conversation about how Mary would give birth to Jesus was confusing for all involved.

Azi is such amazing representation for me as a queer person that grew up in the church. The moment I realized I was queer I was afraid. I was afraid I'd disappointed God and that I was going to burn forever. But I was so in the closet for so long and it was soooo lonely. I've finally found my Crowley with my current bi boyfriend. But it was so lonely. And I understand Azi's blind faith so much. And also seeing that even when he finds himself questioning that Crowley at least tries to soften the blow by telling him he can still be an angel that he doesn't have to choose to be more than he is.... For those who don't understand what it takes to fully unprogram yourself from an old belief system. It is very scary and very lonely. And very hard to do. I hope Morgan can understand that even though Morgan left the faith with alot less guilt or hesitation.

Yeah, they cry when Azeraphel and Crowley realised that they both are lonely, but I can't wait to see their reaction when Azzi will truly be lonely because Crowley chooses Gabriel

If you are looking for more silly gay shows, I highly recommend Our Flag Means Death. It is a celebration of queer joy and also very hilarious. Seeing as you enjoy Good Omens, I think this would be right up your alley!

I love that the guy who played Job’s son is David’s son like father like son he’s very good 💕

John Finnemore, who wrote the Job scenes for this episode, is such a genius. This is my #1 Good Omens episode because of those scenes.

This is one of my favorite episodes for several reason...one being that David's son, Ty, literally out-fruited his father.

"I've watched episode 1 4 times in 24 hours" We love a Hyper-Fixating Icon, honestly, what a legend lol 😆

The copy of Good Omens that Gabriel/Jim reads in Aziraphale bookshop is a personal copy of Neil Gaiman. Also I wanted to point out that if you're crying NOW, in ep 2 - I'm literally scared for you and your eyes in ep 6.

Modern versions of the Job story say he magically got everything back but in the older version it specifically said that after Job had lost everything he had to work to get twice as much back.

Friendly Reminder that in this Episode we got not only David Tennant as Crowley but a part of his family too! His Father in Law, Peter Davison, as Job and his Child, Ty Tennant as Job's son. And I'm loving every time I Think that Ty acted that way with Michael Sheen, considering the friendship between him and their father, David.

"I'm Gaziah daughter of Jobe"😌💅🏼 "I'm Elm son of Jobe"🙄😒💅🏼 "AND I'M JEMIMA🤩🤩🤩I MADE THIS POT🏺" 😅😅😅

I love how emotional you get and your excitement about spotting a reference. Aziraphale and Crowley are both so excited to play matchmaker. It’s sweet. Jane Austen wrote a lot of popular romance novels. Pride and Prejudice is the most well-known but there are a lot of them. You’re watching the fly closely and I’m buzzing to know what you think about the rest of the series! ;)

I'll tell you... that last exchange was so wonderfully powerful as far as I'm concerned. "But you said it wasn't." "I'm a demon. I lied." Really... one of my favorite moments in all of this show.

"We've never been to the pub" sounds a lot like an homage to David Tennant and Olivia Colman's characters in Broadchurch.

This is such a great episode. We not only get David Tennant but his son is Ennon and his father-in-law is Job, and apparently he didn't know about the Job casting until he walked onto the set. Love your reactions as always!

You probably realize this by now, but none of that stuff about Jane Austen (considered one of the best novelists in history) is true except that she wrote books.

One of my fave episodes. Sheens performance at the end was so emotional. It was perfect! Your reactions are so entertaining! Absolutely love these!

Right, so Gabriel now hasn't got enough room in his brain for the Archangel stuff, that's why he said his head isn't big enough. Because of losing his memories. I can't say more without giving away a HUGE plot point. Oh, I want to give you a BIG hug! Better get yourself another box of tissues! 💔 The song is "Everyday" by Buddy Holly and it is important later on. There is a Good Omens fan version that goes, "Everyday, it's a getting closer, taking a bath with my f*cking toaster!" All will be revealed. Wait and See! 😂❤

"Our car" Ah yes, the boyfriend bentley XD

"He turned me into a newt! " I got better." Stealth reference to Monty Python

"I thought that fuckin' Megatron... spoke for god!" OMFG, the 80's Transformers fan-kid in me just died! 😂🚗

I found your channel because of Good Omens and I have to say that seeing your journey watching this amazing show is fantastic

Re: did Crowley and Aziraphale know each other before Crowley fell - only Aziraphale introduces himself when they were both angels, and Crowley is the only one introducing himself at the gate. So it could be that they only had that one interaction before he fell. I have a second, kinda dark headcanon though: They fell in love and when Crowley fell he lost all his memories of their time together, that's why he is introducing himself at the gate. Aziraphale has had to live with the memories and tries to keep his distance for fear of either losing Crowley again or falling himself, forcing Crowley to be the only one to remember.

29:51 Just Ty Tennant gay flirting with Michael Sheen in front of his father lmao slay 💅

this season has a co-writer in addition to Neil Gaiman; John Finnemore. He wrote the Job part for this episode as well as other parts, and the humour this season is very much his style.

Y'know, shielding beneath a canopy, or maybe under a wing, on the wall of eden?

Bildad the Shuite, a fan favorite. Basically has a franchise of his own 😂

Don't worry about crying, I teared up/full on cried on at least half of all 12 episodes :') This show truly does a fantastic job in balancing comedy with sorrow. I was raised christian-catholic and Job's story was one of the first things that made me start questioning my faith, so on some level I can understand what Azi is going through. When you have stories about good, loving, righteous god drilled into your head for most of your life, questioning and eventually losing that faith is quite painful (at least it was for me). I do think this is the first time Aziraphale couldn't help himself but really question god; he's been on Earth since its creation and before that the infallible god was all he ever knew. When he starts questioning god and goes directly against her plan for the first time, at the end of it all he thinks HE'S the bad one and deserves to go to hell. Just like Job thought HE must've done something terrible to be punished so severely, even tho according to the bible he's a man outstandingly devoted to god. Azi basically went through religious brainwashing for god knows how long. To him questioning his faith, thinking he's evil and not worthy of god, is probably the same as his whole world crumbling. It's just heartbreaking. And it does feel lonely. (sorry for the comment being so long, none of my friends has watched this show and I had to rant to someone :') the ending in this ep just hit me like a brick.) Also yeah, the "OUR car" scene lives in my mind rent free :') and I'm not sure if you've noticed but Azi put his hand on Crowley's chest when they were in the pub :D (michael sheen when asked about it on twitter was like "oh yeah the scene was scripted but Az putting his hand on the thin dark Duke was all me" lmao 😭) As always I absolutely loved all your insights and your reaction, can't wait for the next one 🥰

Hiiiii the reason Crowley is living in his car is because hell gave him his flat and he has been homeless since the end of last season! Also there is a short on RU-vid titled “good omens: lockdown” it came out in 2020 and takes place before season 2 and Aziraphale is seen with drawings on his desk!

The song Gabriel was humming is called “ everyday” by Buddy holly. hope I could be of some help ( if yall didn’t catch it in the video 😭 )

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My favorite little easter egg is that the miracle Crowley and Aziraphale did together charts at '25 Lazari'. The biblical story of Lazarus is Jesus bringing a dude back to life. Meaning the miracle they did together was as powerful as bringing 25 guys back to life.

I love himbo Jimbo. Gabriel? No. Jim? ✨ YES ✨

This is my favorite episode. There's so much to unpack in the Job minisode, especially if you're familiar with the story in the Bible. I also love the contrast between the last shot of the episode, the two of them sitting far apart looking out at the ocean, vs how cozy they are with each other now.

Aww, sending you hugs because you love these two so much ❤❤❤ we love them too, they are the awesomest characters ever.

In regards to Aziraphale and Crowley introducing themselves on the wall in s1, if I remember correctly, Aziraphale didn't offer his name, but did wait for Crowley to offer his. I believe Neil has said somewhere that it was because demons did not keep their names when they fell, so Aziraphale basically didn't want to deadname Crowley and waited to learn what his new name was. (Also, in the scene in heaven, Aziraphale actually introduces himself to Crowley, but Crowley just says "nice meeting you" and doesn't offer his name in return. So it's possible that Aziraphale actually didn't know Crowley's original name, but my theory was that Crowley was a Big Deal™ in heaven, so he didn't introduce himself because most angels would have already known who he was. And typing this out just made me realize the parallel between the two "first meetings." In heaven, Aziraphale introduces himself and Crowley doesn't offer his name, but shields him with his wing, and in eden it's reversed!)

"who is Jane Austen?" 😮😮😮 I'm speechless! On the bright side, you have some lovely things to discover 😊😊

Sitting on the sofa with a cake watching the new episode of 'Morgan Terry Cries because of Good Omens' and absolutely loving my life. Wednesday is my new fav day of the week fr.

If I may suggest, you could react to any Jane Austen adaptation, tv show or movie, they are all fantastic :)

14:49 Morgan casually quoting She-ra

Oh man, now I have to watch the next episode before next week.... But also, the sheer irony that you thought you could be "safe" in ANY episode 😂

The 'In the beginning' part in the book is the first minutes of S1 E1 of Good Omens by God

This is my favorite episode, personally. Azi is my favorite character and as someone who grew up in a religious household and still has a lot of unpacking to do that scene with Crowley and Aziraphale on the cliff is by far my favorite scene in the whole show only slightly above THE scene (you'll get to it) and it hits me every time. It's so good.

Get humans wet and staring into each other's eyes. Not Crowley's mind immediately going to when they met😍

Hey Morgan! There’s a video on Terry Pratchetts channel of a little good omens thing filmed in lockdown that takes place between seasons 1 and 2 that I think is worth watching as it’s just a little something extra :)

I’m so sorry that people keep harassing you for stupid reasons like crying over a show. I wish you well and I’m praying for you.

Watching Morgan react to ep2 has been so healing after what this season has put me through, but by golly gosh darn it, if I'm not concerned for Morgan when they get to THAT EPISODE....

I love how Aziraphale and Crowley's bond starts in this episode, both of them basically misfits (the angel learning to question his indoctrination and the demon who baffles everyone with BS but isn't even close to being as evil as he pretends to be).

I have made the times when Morgan laughs and goes out of frame into a drinking game. Never in my life have I been so hydrated.

i just wanted to say i love your content and please ignore the hate you are amazing and so kind ❤

21:41 the fact that this is how Crowley fell in love with Zira in ep1 s1 😭 I love them so much

Who’s ready for may 3rd

Crowley as the devil (or at least as the main demon operating on Earth) gives me a sort of comfort in the same way both Gaimon and Prachet's Deaths do.

MURIEL IS MY CHILD FOREVER🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶

So the quote that Gabriel says is job 38.7 and is part of God’s response to Job’s questioning and it’s commonly interpreted as showing God’s sovereignty and also the beauty of creation (sorry for any spelling mistakes I am very dyslexic)

Love your views on religion, just putting this out there. Yep, Job's story is truly effed up.

You really put your all into this. It's great. (I wouldn't worry about the articles; they are all just reporting on the same phenomenon at the pub.)

i think crowley had something happend with his memory.

Literally my favorite reaction channel for good omens

Get ready for ep6… you’ll need at least six thousand boxes of tissues

Fun fact: at around 4:05 you can actually see one of the "crows" flying in the background

Morgan, just for your information, I’ve waited till Friday evening!!! to enjoy this video in my bathtub with a cocktail (and a rubber duck 😂) so I could start into a relaxed evening after a terrible week, because you are this entertaining for me ❤ Greetings from that one girl in Germany 🇩🇪 😂

Your emotional reactions to Good Omens is really making me look forward to your reactions to Our Flag Means Death - I know you've done episode 1 as of right now but you are going to LOVE the rest of the series!

Hello editor. Nice job editor. Thank you for the reaction Morgan.

4:49 I HAD TO STOP BECAUSE THE LOOK ON YOUR FACE! WAS THE SAME I HAD when i saw Gabriel's HAIR! 21:46 girl, why is Ao3 NOT in dark mode? i can never go back since i figure it out how turn the skin into dark mode. jhc 29:44 the twink has arrived. gods i love this series

You know, it's interesting: it seems like Aziraphale is being a little naive when he refuses to believe that this is all what God really wants, and at first I did take it as him being naive, but then when I thought about it, Crowley himself does say at the end of season 1, "What if God planned it like this all along?" and I've often felt like he was right, so, what if God set up this Job scenario _knowing_ that they'd thwart it, and that it would set Aziraphale and Crowley down a path that would lead to their friendship and the thwarting of the End of the World? She knew she had to do something to shake Aziraphale loose from his strict adherence to the rules, and something that would cause Crowley to start trusting him--- something that would cause them both to start trusting each other more than their sides. I also think she's counting on them in season 3, but also needed them to be exactly where they'll be at the start of it, hence sending the Metatron to meddle.

I love the animated channel-art version of you! It's so cute!☺

This is the last time Crawley is called Crawley. The next flashback is the Crucifixion when Crowley tells Aziraphale that he changed his name from Crawley to Crowley. At the time of Job he turned goats into crows and works with Aziraphale for the first time to save the kids. I believe he changed his name to CROWley as a constant reminder (a souvenir if you will) of the trust Aziraphale demonstrated in Crowley ❤️

Well, I feel lonely too; But seeing this series with you I don't feel so alone. So thanks!

Can’t get over the final scene of them bonding. Of how Crowley will always feel a little less lonely, but Aziraphale will always feel a little less holy. How Crowley finds connection but how Aziraphale finds loss from his angelic side. Gah

15:20 Holy shit... don't let Mosco hear that XD

Im sorry but how does one not know Jane Austen? 😭 Pride and Prejudice??

Anxiously waiting for next reaction video!👀👀👀 I swear, I've never been this invested in any reaction videos of Good Omens before! You are just so much fun to watch!❤

*Every day it's a getting close* _ the song on repeat for the next few weeks after i finish the show :))

"Just as I destroyed his blameless goats" is definitely going to be entering my vocabulary

"The same sex guy couples - why are they always tragic! ... Let the gays be happy!" Seriously, are there any SPN fans here?! I'd recommend it, but it's 15 fucking years worth of pain.

"But to be able to ask the question" remember Crowley was made a demon because he asked a question 😭

There's a lot of sneaky Gaiman and Prachette books in the show. For example in the first season the airbase guard was reading Gaiman's American Gods.

As someone that was a member of the Job's Daughters International (look it up) when I was a teenager, this episode was just delightful for me. I know Job's story inside out and seeing my favorite characters in this biblical story that I know so well was just amazing!