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Neil Gaimans update on 2 aims to reduce stress in the world



Good Omens creator Neil Gaiman recently shared an update on the second season of the Prime Video series, which aims to reduce stress in the world. Gaiman, who co-authored the original Good Omens novel with the late Terry Pratchett, posted the update on Tumblr in response to a fan question about whether season 2 will include negative depictions of disability. No, there is no content like that in Good Omens Season 2, he wrote it. I'm not even going to wait and see with this one. Let's reduce stress in the world. We also have some terrific disabled actors, including Liz Carr as Saraquael. She is glorious.
The previously award-winning author provided an update on the progress of Good Omens Season 2 in May 2022, confirming that there was still a lot of work to be done on the series. Gaiman added that the second season will air WHEN IT'S DONE and joked that if fans continue to demand a release date, he and the show's other executive producers might decide not to release it. Director and co-showrunner Douglas Mackinnon previously announced that filming for Good Omens season 2 had wrapped in March 2022 by marking the occasion by sharing a photo on Instagram. The image showed a crew member exiting the studio through a door decorated with a quote uttered by Michael Sheens Aziraphale in Season 1. Nearby signage bearing the Good Omens II logo from Season 2 is also seen.

The month before, Gaiman revealed that there was more than one sequel to Good Omens in the works, as his six-year-old son Ash was working on his own unofficial follow-up. The scribe shared an excerpt from Ash's script that introduces two new characters, Coco the Demon and Iggly, who escape a trap set by David Tennants Crowley only to end up trapped by another. Before circulating his children's script, Gaiman posted an image of an actual page from Good Omens Season 2 for television in November 2021. Although the page was little more than a tattered snippet, it still clearly showed a brief exchange between Crowley and Aziraphale which Gaiman confirmed to be genuine. dialogue written for the show. The page is from one side the half-size script to be shot that day that had languished forgotten in my back pocket before falling apart, Gaiman explained.


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