the greatest good omens 2 episode is the second one- here's why.



on another episode of zemantler rants, we talk about a 3 second long clip for 5 minutes (and also analyse the entire job minisode)

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0:00 Intro
1:25 True intro (bildad the shrine)
3:16 Analysing the minisode
19:45 Outro

this video is compiled of multiple rants that i’ve made in viks dms when brainrotting, so big thanks to vik
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50 thoughts on “the greatest good omens 2 episode is the second one- here's why.”

  1. I love this episode as well! I also feel like Jemima and Crowley share a parallel – Seeing as Jemima is so proud of the pot she made, and Angel Crowley was so proud of his stars. also with the fact that when her siblings cot turned into Salamanders she was like "Can I be a blue one?" and Crowley was like, Na its fine your not annoying. "Yes but can I be? " Oh sure!" and her wish is granted.
    What if thats how he fell? he saw that Other angels around him where being cast out (hanging around the wrong folks) and aske " Can I be a snake?" perhaps assuming he was already going to fall . God, Its alright you haven't annoyed me yet. " but can I be?" oh Sure!" and boom Fallen Angel.
    Except he never got turned back- idk Its bot that deep im sure but it a little Headcannon i have Right now XP

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  2. On rewatching I noticed in episode 3, season 1 “The Resurrectionists” Crowley says a line in his laudanum’d state that Might have been just David ad-libbing but it reminds me of this. He says “blehh! BLEEEEEGH! Why do I sound like a goat?” Which I have convinced myself is a callback to the Job incident. They have known each other so long that they speak in a kind of shorthand in front of others, was he hinting at something? Like trying to force him to remember that, you don’t have to always just do what you think God thinks is the correct thing, you can bend the rules. And if you don’t do it, I will bloody do it

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  3. Very good video! Made me realize I really want that (besides them getting back together etc.) those two make more friends in s3, it'd be good for them, especially Crowley I think

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  4. That final scene reminds me so much of the rocks scene in everything everywhere all at once. Two characters sitting across a vista just talking out their existential horrors. It's part humorous, entirely surprising, and leaves us unexpectedly crying over the amazing character work.

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  5. Interesting fact. Throughout the entirety of season one and the book, my dad didn't see the romantic potential of this relationship (I don't know man he was so against it). But after the final scene of this episode, he understood. I don't know what changed. But I'm glad it did. And I made him do the 'I was wrong' dance at the end of the season so HA
    (To be clear. My father isn't homophobic. He just likes to disagree with me)

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  6. This episode is just a perfect representation of someone who is in a religious cult or so and slowly starts to question the gaslighting and emotional abuse of their family and breaks out of the cycle. It really shows how hard it is to get out of something like that

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  7. ❤❤❤ It is also my fav part of 2 season. I think this story will come back in 3 season, because of what Gabriel said: God's quote about the begining when morning stars and angels be together spread joy.

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  8. As someone that was part of the Job's Daughters Internacional when I was a teenager and knows a lot about Job's story, this episode is specially special for me. And when Crowley introduced himself as Bildad the Shuhite I was like "OMG, he one of Job's friends in the story on the Bible! They are being so faithful to the story!"

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  9. thanks for dissecting all this. well observed i find it interesting that az goes by mr "fell" in mdern times. is az aware he. fell too, but still clings to his holier than thou, attitude towards crowley.

    btw- i love paul dano too😊

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  10. This. Yes. Same. Just all of it! You took the words right out of my mouth, lol. I don't even think I have a single thing to add, but I just wanted you to know how strongly I agree with every word of this (except the part about not liking his facial hair)😂

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  11. My favorite episode is the last one i cant stop thinking about of absolutely beautiful it is and how they went from happy and excited to miles apart in a matter of minutes it really is a great episode

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  12. I think Crowley's initial lie about not being lonely wasn't just about presenting a stoic front, but also (ever so slightly) about shielding Aziraphale from a truth that wouldn't help him in any way. Protecting him from Crowley's sadness in a small way.

    "I'm a demon. I lied." In my perspective, this statement contrasts in a beautiful way with Crowley's good intentions with his subterfuge and misdirection throughout the minisode, and I think his lie of not being lonely is no different.

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  13. Oml that was a good analyzes can you make one to each episode? You get details most don't reach when watching, even for the fifth time I didn't get that much info out of the episode :,C

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  14. To answer your question about the animal souls/ animals going to heaven, it largely depends on the specific denomination of Christianity that you ascribe to (I’m using Christianity here since good omens is inspired by the Christian Bible). Some say they do, some say they don’t and that difference is what separates humans from animals as Gods highest creation. I don’t know if there’s a specific subsect of Christianity that good omens is influenced by or it’s just generally biblical. So, Aziraphale’s less shocked reaction to the animals being killed than the children being due to animals inability to ascend to heaven could have some backing to it.

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  15. Honestly I think one of the main reasons I loved the Job minisode so much is because when I was younger and was taught this story in church, my teachers were a lot like the angels and I was a lot like Aziraphale. Job's story always made me uncomfortable and felt really cruel, especially when my teachers were like "yes it's sad his family died, but it's ok because he just had so much faith in Christ that he was blessed with an even bigger family afterward 😊". This episode I guess gave me some closure being like "hey yeah you're not crazy for thinking this is pretty messed up, so we fixed it for you"

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