#s2 easter eggs

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

Terry Pratchett painting in the Dirty Donkey pub ❤❤❤

[caemidraws]

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[aetherixs]

i’m feeling so normal abt this

id: screenshots of storyboards from ‘apology tour’. first one is blitz leaning towards stolas with the note ‘blitz just lets go, stolas does not need to push away’. the second is blitz grimacing with a note that says ‘silently cursing self out’

[memento-mori-twilight]

During the last MAWS Reddit AMA

Jake Wyatt said there was a flying dog in S2E6: The Machine That Would Be Empire.

I FOUND THE DOG!

Look at 'em!

[shadebloopnik]

I know this was probably pointed out countless times already, but just love how you can really tell this wasn't Blitz's spotlight episode bc of the inconsistency of his outfit lmaooo

Like

These are all taken from the same scene

It fr changes with almost every angle change lmaooo

Animators said "They'll be too busy focusin on Fizz, so dw bout makin a lil mistake" and they were RIGHT-

[aduckwithears]

Good Omens: A Matter of Life and Death

Easter eggs and references! We know from the obvious placement of the movie poster in the title sequence and Maggie's shop (and even from Neil's asks) that inspiration was drawn from this movie.

I'm not going to dive deep into a lot of meta connections, but I wanted to share some of the parallels. For a great summary of the movie (A Matter of Life and Death aka Stairway to Heaven by Powell and Pressburger) and some general info relating it to Good Omens pop over to this article. This will contain some spoilers for the movie - now on with the show!

This one is before the movie even starts - The Archers is the production company of Powell and Pressburger - their target logo looks a lot like the one in the magic show portion of the title sequence.

We open in space - looking at stars and supernova, talking about the big, expansive universe. Fascinating how our view of the cosmos has been changed by modern telescopes (Crowley is so proud).

June (our heroine) is an American radio operator and picks up British squadron leader Peter's plane as he is crashing into the channel. They form an instant connection. Her hair was the inspiration for the Starmaker's amazing do.

Peter's fellow airman dies and ends up in Heaven, waiting for him. The angel administrators are very serious, very organized, very well dressed, and Heaven as a whole is colorless.

But Peter doesn't die - in fact he washes up on the beach near June, where they meet and immediately fall in love. Conductor 71 (the heavenly employee who was meant to collect Peter but lost him in the fog) is sent to convince him to come to Heaven, stopping time and freezing June to have a conversation with Peter.

I'll stop here to keep this from getting too long... More to come?

[aithusarosekiller]

Screaming rn

[chirpsythismorning]

Lonnie's last appearance in The First Shadow [source]:

"It wasn't me. I didn't do it!"

Lonnie's first mention in the series (1x01)

Which reminded me...

Kate Trefry talking about The First Shadow [source]:

We always try to go back to the original pilot and say, what more is there to learn about this moment?

Based on the leaks out there, there seems to be very few Lonnie scenes in the play, and yet it also sounds like he's gotta be the most consistently portrayed when compared to his character on the show, more than anyone else, even down to this very line, this concept of him having nothing to do with it. This tells me that with what little they were willing to give, there is a major significance to it and what it means for his character and for his role in the story overall.

So what is it? What does Lonnie have nothing to do with?

In s1, it's about Will and his disappearance. But clearly it's more than that because they made a point to have Joyce say it twice, to trust her on this.

If Lonnie has nothing to do with this, and that's a theme they want to carry out in this play in a way that quite literally juxtaposes his first mention on the show, taking us back to the very beginning, what does that mean?

Idk. Maybe it just means he has nothing to do with this. Maybe it means he has nothing to do with Will more than we realize...

It's giving

[velveteencryptid]

Just finished rewatching Good Omens season 2 for the first time and so many Easter eggs but dear god I have theories about who Crowley was as an angel now and also damnit you beautiful dummies why are you so dumb

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

The Good Omens book in the Good Omens show. :)🥰❤

[goodomens-girlie]

does crowley ever eat in good omens?

even in the second episode when he offers Aziraphale the Ox ribs, he doesn’t eat any of it

he drinks all the bloody time but he never eats

[seagull-scribbles]

Happy Easter from the Egg Boiz

[aazel-art]

Missing time???

Before the kiss....

9:25ish am?

After the kiss...

9:40ish am????

~15 minutes of unaccounted for time.

[somewhataveragefangirl]

Okay but this was the tree of names right?!

[peculiaritybending]

The whole “Hanzee gets plastic surgery to become the white mob boss in season 1” thing is bullshit to me. Like sorry but no. That’s so ridiculous, racist and unrealistic. I firmly believe that the man (who looks a lot like Tripoli from season 1 might I add) who gives him the new name is in fact Tripoli and Hanzee got brought into his crime syndicate instead. It makes so much more sense and also isn’t fucking stupid so that’s what I believe to be canon. ​Why the fuck would his resolution to suffering through racism his whole life be to get extensive reconstructive surgery (in the late 70’s/early 80’s by the way) to look like a white man? Makes no sense. I don’t care what anyone says, I don’t buy it. The guy on the park bench is the mob boss in season 1 and Hanzee worked for him for some time.

[shadofiredragon]

Sonic Prime:

Sonic: “Have you been able to see me this whole time?”

Shadow: “Not exactly…”

Sonic Movie 2:

Sonic: “Wait, so you’ve been watching me this whole time? Even in the shower..?”

Tails: “Ah, that’s a trick question. Sonic the hedgehog prefers bubble baths.”