“Duel of the Fates” blows all of the fight scenes in the original trilogy out of the water.
Or maybe citizenship.
I just assumed he was inviting the team for a visit. Heh Heh
Really?! That’s your thought process? A supremely talented athlete celebrating her efforts is the same as official state business. Maybe if she opens some brown people concentration camps, you’ll be in the same neighborhood as a legitimate point.
Nobody cares that you’re scared of girls.
More like weecock, AMIRITE?
Daniel Wu has my vote for Lan (and it’s always fun to see people who completely miss the fact that Lan is Asian, or roughly analogous, in the books). Hugh Laurie for Thom.
You’ll find him at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave in D.C.
No need to pad the score against the Thai.
Katrina is also a good option.
Russia should just make a series called Flint.
“Don’t talk to me about the greater good. I’m the Archangel fucking Gabriel.”
Pepper’s one-liner to War—“I believe in peace, bitch!”—provoked a viscerally unpleasant reaction in me.
Thats what Mrs Steerpike says about every role Tennant has.
I mean, if a friend looked at me the way that Aziraphale and Crowley look at each other, I would be like, “Why are you eye-fucking me, friend?”
There’s also a relevant bit from the text of the novel. Gaiman and Pratchett wrote:
I belive the word you’re looking for is friends.
I believe the more appropriate word is Philia. English speakers tend to cram every possible meaning into “Love”, it’s best if you try sorting them out a bit into their proper bins.
It might be technically inaccurate to call the pair a “gay couple” in the traditional sense of the phrase, as it’s not explicit in the text and we don’t know how Good Omens’ otherworldly beings identify in terms of their gender or sexuality.