Author for “The Survivor?”

Author? Trying to find it and can’t seem to find it.

God as described in Good Omens was to ineffable to witnessed personally. As the book puts it, dealing with him is like playing poker with blank cards in a dark room with a dealer who refuses to explain the rules and smiles all the time — not someone who can pop in to chat with more mortal characters. And Satan just…

I want to see Sergeant Colon and Nobby in action!

The whole point of the story was the significance and power of humanity. The Devil was about to show up, not God, but humanity prevailed. Ending the story in some big cosmic battle would have completely shat on the message of the story.

Put Edgar Wright in charge of the Good Omens production and I’ll be happy.

“At that point, I think I said, ‘You bastard, yes,’” Gaiman said to the memorial crowd.

WEE FREE MEN! ACH! CRIVENS! YA SCHEMING SCUNNER!

I do not know how to ask a specific question without giving away spoilers, so putting it vaguely does anyone know if the current version will follow the same storylines as the original books and series? Thanks.

The soundtrack is pretty great, too!

It turns out telephone sanitizers are usually quite handsome.

This ship, the Avalon, looks a bit like the space station in 2001 and is heading to the Homestead 2 Colony with 5,228 passengers.

Black series Rey does come WITH BB-8... so I guess I am looking for him.

Kylo: That’s why I said I need the strength ... to do ... what you could not. To finish ... what you started.

*TeamKid

I want it to be an elaborate plot by Susan to force her grandfather to finally come back for a visit.

God I hope not.

well that is Moffat in a nutshell, isn’t it? If you look at the weeping angels, they turn to stone, they can’t even look at each other, unless thy need to, or it gets dark, or it’s Tuesday, and if you do look at them, you get sand in your eye and capture a memory of them, or is that a sand man?

The Doctor was sick of Clara’s shit and couldn’t be bothered.

She ran the smug-o-meter(tm) pretty high. Few people mourned Adric for much the same reason.