The Second Coming is on its way as your ineffable husbands John and Derek return for Good Omens 3 "The Finale".

This is our spoiler filled discussion so as always make sure you’ve watched the move before listening to the podcast.

Good Omens 3 “The Finale” synopsis

The finale was overseen by the Terry Pratchett estate

Based on characters created for the book Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman

Teleplay written by: Michael Marshall Smith, Peter Atkins and Neil Gaiman

Episode directed by: Rachel Talalay

Previously on Good Omens season 2 Aziraphale leaves Earth (and Crowley) to go to work for Heaven, where the Metatron informs him that his task, for which he has the perfect skill set, will be to enact the Second Coming.

Now: Aziraphale’s extensive checklist for the Second Coming is finally complete and he assigns Sandalphon to watch the resurrected Jesus and provide guidance to him before his return to Earth.

Heaven is thrown into chaos and disorder when the Metatron disappears, along with the Book of Life. While the Seraphim are distracted, Jesus goes off to Earth on his own to connect with humanity.

Aziraphale needs help to find Jesus and returns to Whickber Street in Soho where he finds the former demon Crowley, homeless after losing his Bently to gangster Brian Cameron in a game of chance.

While Jesus learns a card trick from Harry The Fish to help him connect with humanity, Aziraphale wins the Bentley back from the gangster. Crowley and Aziraphale take the car to the furthest reaches of the universe trying to locate the missing deity and more of the angels disappear.

Meanwhile Uriel confronts Michael, and Michael reveals that she is responsible for the disappearances. Angered that Aziraphale’s version of the Second Coming is planned to bring world peace, Michael feels she was the only one competent enough to enact the Apocalypse; She burns Uriel's page from the Book of Life, thus erasing her from existence. Michael begins destroying the Book of Life.

Crowley and Aziraphale find her, and Aziraphale forgives her; overcome by guilt, Michael burns her own page. With that Crowley and Aziraphale are the only beings left in existence back in the bookshop, with God and Satan.

Crowley and Aziraphale ask God to create another universe without angels, demons, heaven, hell, Satan or God, where humans have free will. God erases the universe completely, along with Crowley and Aziraphale.

In another universe, professor Anthony Crowley meets bookseller Asa Fell, who invites him to dinner.

Twenty years later, Fell and Crowley are married and live together in a cottage in the South Downs. Fell wonders if there is anything beyond the universe, and Crowley dismisses the idea, because he has everything he ever wanted.

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Next Time on Good Omens

Sadly there is no more to come on Good Omens. Your ineffable husbands, Derek and John, are off to watch and podcast about loads of other TV shows on TV Podcast Industries. Thanks so much for joining us the entirety of Good Omens, we hope we meet again.

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