Good Omens was an Amazon Prime Video series based on a novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. The book told the story of an angel and demon who teamed up to stop the upcoming apocalypse after the antichrist is born. While based on one book and telling a complete story, Neil Gaiman shocked the
In a flub too great to hide, a religious group known as Return to Order was so offended at the new adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s Good Omens, that they started a petition to have it canceled by Netflix. Forget the fact that Good Omens was a one season show and nothing more was planned. Forget
When the Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett novel Good Omens made its way to Amazon Prime as an original series, Gaiman had a chance to create something special from the work. Gaiman often said that the only reason he took on the job as showrunner for Good Omens was that he promised Pratchett, who passed
Good Omens on Amazon Prime is based on the Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett contemporary fantasy novel about the Apocalypse and an angel and demon who want to stop it from destroying the world. Because Neil Gaiman is from Hampshire, England and the late Terry Pratchett was from Buckinghamshire, the two prolific authors have always
Neil Gaiman is a master of contemporary science fiction, writing everything from the brilliant American Gods and the masterful Coraline to the award-winning Sandman comic book series. With Amazon Prime’s Good Omens, Gaiman stepped into the role of a TV showrunner for the book he co-wrote with fantasy mastermind Terry Pratchett. The Genesis The episode
Good Omens, one of the most highly anticipated shows of 2019, is coming soon to Amazon Prime and fans are rejoicing. The six-episode show is a mini-series and there are currently no plans for a second season. Good Omens tells the story of a demon and an angel who, after 6,000 years, have come to
Good Omens, a television show based on the book Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch, is coming to Amazon Prime’s streaming service. But fans of the book are wondering when the release date is for this much-anticipated six-part series. Neil Gaiman, the co-author of the book and the creator behind