#pay your workers

[genderqueercomrade]

French streamers in an international Minecraft server going on strike is the most French thing ever

[goodomens-girlie]

pay your actors and writers so we don’t get shows like The Idol and get season 3 of good omens please and thank you

[ineffablemossy]

We're already into September and no S3 announcement... so my prediction is:

October 21st at 9:13AM

[therogerclarkfanclub]

This whole ordeal is finally coming to an end.

After a grueling 118 days, these are the tears of joy running down not only on Benjamin's face, but I'm sure on many other actors who have had been struggling during all these days.

Congratulations to everyone! 🎉🎉

[pricklypearflowers]

I wish my favorite show was built like a telenovela so I could get like 80 episodes. Why are shows nowadays max 10 episodes long per season? I’m sure it’s some tv executive crap so they don’t have to pay that much.

[xenocryp]

I don't think Aziraphale is going to fall

You see, I have seen all this BEAUTIFUL and PAINFUL theories where they think that Aziraphale falling is the ultimate ending... But i don't really agree

We are seeing falling like this ENORMOUS lack of faith or something that GOD sees and goes : "Oh, yeah... You going down" something that can happens in matters of seconds and anywhere in the universe, something INTERNALLY, but i don't think that is how it works...

I see falling more of a... Bureaucracy thing, something that can only be done in heaven and that God doesn't really has any particular say about.

Its not about the actions of the being (of the Angel in this case) but if those in charge knows about it.

And we have 3 clear examples about it.

1) Aziraphale's lies. He lied two times (directly) to the above. He didn't fall.

2) Crowley's Questions. ALL HE DID WAS ASK QUESTIONS. He didn't really lose his faith, he just wanted to know more. But he fell.

3) Gabriel's accions. Is a sin to kill, he tried to, and didn't fell. He went AGAINST HEAVENS ORDERS, and the reason he didn't fell was because IT WOULD LOOK BAD AND BRING QUESTIONS. That's all, that's the reason.

If it was automatic, he would have fell in the minute he went against it all, or when he was going to Alpha Centaury with Beelzebub. But he didn't.

So i don't really think that Aziraphale falling is really a possibility, after all " For one Prince of Heaven to be cast into the outer darkness makes a good story. For it to happen twice, makes it look like there is some kind of institutional problem. "

[bouncinghedgehog]

[writtenin-blood]

During the writers and actors strikes going on rn it's been making me think of Newsies (fucking love the musical, 100/10) and I just wanna know one thing. It's a VERY popular musical that Disney has produced TWICE (movie music, 1990s I believe, Broadway recording, 2016 ish). So I believe I can safely assume that at least some of the higher ups in some of these companies have seen it, or at least know the plot.

And if they do, DID THEY LEARN NOTHING? THE ENTIRE SHOW IS ABOUT THE NEWSPAPER DOING EXACTLY WHAT THEY'RE DOING AND GUESS WHAT? THEY GIVE INTO THE DEMANDS AND COMPROMISE

and here's the fun bit, it's based on a true story. So if some poor kids were tired of getting taken advantage of in the late 1800s and got the big old rich guys to listen to them. What makes you even PONDER that these writers and actors (some of which were PART of productions of these kinds of stories) are going to give up and continue to be taken advantage of? Get a fucking grip AND PAY YOUR FUCKING WRITERS AND ACTORS

You guys would be NOTHING without them. Disney wouldn't have made it these last 100 years without everyone working their damn hardest to make a movie everyone can love. Netflix, Hulu, Prime, and everyone else would be distant memories without the hard fucking work people put into their jobs. SO PAY YOUR FUCKING WORKERS

Those workers add HUMANITY and emotion and care into everything they do and that's not something you can replace with a fucking robot either

[riahru-berry]

Now that the WGA strikes have been resolved it is time to redouble our support for the other unions currently striking. Our writers have finally been able to get a favourable deal. This is a victory that deserves to be celebrated, but in your celebrations do not forget those who are still fighting for their rights in their industry. The SAG-AFTRA strikes are still ongoing, they need the same value and support that we give to the WGA

[speckofvoid]

Day six of drawing using my office supplies until they stop me

Whoops it’s Arthur again. What a horrid man. I love him. I’d like to say I hate capitalism and facists and if I can draw on company time I absolutely will. No amount of “being a good worker” will stop me

[sometimesraven]

I loved Good Omens but my gods I forgot how bad Amazon's captions are. There were multiple lines, especially in the final episode, where the captions were so wrong I was actively missing the next couple of lines while I processed what the characters actually said. Which is exactly the type of thing captions are supposed to stop me having to do. Gods forbid if I were hard of hearing.

[the-mountain-flower]

Job Application (for a big name company): list your preferred pay amount

Me: at least $15/hr

Response email: sorry, we can't pay you more than $8.50/hr for your work. We do have an employee discount and flexible schedule though, want an interview? Also this email is very confidential and only for this specific person to read.

Me: that's rather bold of you right now.

The worst part is I'm having such a hard time finding a job right now and this is one of the only responses giving me even a small chance. This country (USA) is a fucking nightmare!!

[turboeasteregg]

Accidentally in Love | Crowley & Aziraphale | Good Omens

Sweet way to start my day -- in celebration of the Writers Strike victory and hope for the Actors Strike victory to come!

[ashadowofburnedoutstardust]

[acepumpkinpatrick]

Was so taken in by the art and the story that it took me an hour into the movie to realize it was a metaphor for Climate change, fossil foil, and space exploration!

[ruchirarambles7]

Renew Good Omens

In the beginning, there was the garden. Incorrect. At first, the universe was created. Also incorrect. In the Silver City, there were angels. They met at the beginning of the stars. Then there was a war, and they were on opposing sides, although one might have just vaguely sauntered over the line.

There was a tree in a garden. A flood, a gamble, a crucifixion, plagues and revolutions and a bomb dropped on a church. Through it all an angel and a demon danced around each other and their feelings, keeping things Status Quo-y. Then apocalypse loomed, threatening to destroy the balance. And that brought out words slightly in the open. They were on the same side, had always been on the same side, and maybe now could freely be on the same side. Our car. Our bookshop. A joint miracle. "He's just an angel I know." More status quo.

I just went off on a ramble there, didn't I? I think I marveled more at S1 in the sense that these characters were then so new, such divas in the way they walked and argued and conspired and in S2, they and us had fallen into the rhythm of the familiar, and comfortable. It was still wonderful, but now it was expected. Except till the very end.

And now it's gone. That fragile peace. The dream of love. And they need to find their way back to each other, the universe needs to be saved, and we need closure and a little magic.

So come on Prime, do it. We need a Season 3. Renew Good Omens. Give me death or give me Season 3, foul fiend.