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How does one simply sum up a six hour sudo religious modern alternative family romp… Well Good Omens was ok, the characters felt like they had genuine personality. The two main characters Crowley (David Tennant) and Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) portrayed everything the script gave them, with so much effort it came across a bit hammy, which ironically this was not one of John Hamm's good performances with him only actually displaying gravatas in a few of the scenes his purple contacts forced their way into. Run on sentences aside, it felt as though the direction was pushing for Terry Pratchett's unique settings where absurdity becomes a self contained world do to its own internal logic. The results however, bad cg and lackluster acting, with a story that felt it had no real conclusion did not leave me satisfied. I get the feeling this show was made for a very specific demographic, and considering the advertisement, and budget that went into this I hope it resonates with the homosexual Christian community. If you all don't like it none of us will. All disappointment aside I finished it in a sitting and only felt Ill from bad script writing once, nearly cringing myself to death towards the end of episode 5. Thank you for trying, next time let the actors tell you home much is the right amount to act, not the detector or script.