Good Omens: Review- This show made in Heaven is Hellishly good.
In a match made in heaven, Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's bestselling novel, "Good Omens," finally makes its screen debut in a six-part series after almost three decades since its publication. Previously adapted for radio in 2014, this highly anticipated TV adaptation promises to captivate audiences with its gloriously silly, funny, and clever story about the impending apocalypse and the epic battle to prevent it. Even if you've never delved into the works of either writer, fear not, as "Good Omens" is a show that anyone can enjoy. The story revolves around an unlikely duo—an angel named Aziraphale, portrayed by the brilliant Michael Sheen, and his demon counterpart, Crowley, brought to life by the charismatic David Tennant. These two immortal beings have been residing on Earth since the days of the Garden of Eden and have, over the centuries, developed a peculiar and friendly relationship through their many encounters. However, their cozy existence is th...