Good Omens' New Adaptation Includes A Hidden Joke Terry Pratchett Would Have Loved

Eagle-eyed fans have already found a deep-cut easter egg in Colleen Doran's Good Omens graphic novel, but this reference doesn't have anything to do with Terry Pratchett or Neil Gaiman. Good Omens' humor thrives on the mundane absurdity of the divine and the bureaucratic comedy of the end of the world. This tone is preserved in the television series, where Michael Sheen and David Tennant's chemistry elevates the story’s central thesis: that humanity’s blessing of free will is far more interesting than the rigid certainties of Heaven or Hell.