We've finally learned what the Gods had planned for Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) and Crowley (David Tennant) as the series finale of Good Omens has aired. Though perhaps it's more accurate that no matter what Gods intend, the angel and the demon would always wind up together.
What was initially set to be a full season of the Amazon Prime show, fans were instead treated to one last 90-minute finale to the tale of the friends-turned-soulmates. But whether the pair would wind up together seemed hopeful, but not guaranteed, especially after the Season 2 finale, which saw Aziraphale return to Heaven and leave Crowley behind on Earth.
Here's everything you need to know about the series finale of Good Omens.
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The Second Coming, the task set forth by Metatron (Derek Jacobi) does not exactly go as planned. Everyone basically goes missing, including Metatron, the Book of Life and Jesus (Bilal Hasna). There's only one person who can help Aziraphale find the Lord, and that's his old pal Crowley, whom he finds drunk and homeless on Earth without his beau. The Book of Life being stolen is also bad news, as it documents the entire existence of human life. Turns out it was taken by Archangel Michael (Doon Mackichan). She's tired of being overlooked and thus burns the book. The result: the disappearance of nearly all life. Crowley is able to snatch the page for the Whickber Street bookshop.
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Aziraphale and Crowley make the ultimate sacrifice
Aziraphale and Crowley are transported there along with Satan (Toby Jones) and God (Tanya Moodie). It's here that they hash out the meaning of the universe, with Crowley scolding God themself for setting up humans to fail. Aziraphale wants to know why God would offer up these beautiful things (most importantly to him, Crowley), only to take it all away. God is tempted by the pair's ideas and allows them a choice: Revert everything to the way it was or create something new entirely.
Crowley makes a rather big ask. He wants a Godless universe. Restart the universe and let humans evolve over billions of years, only this time there are no angels and no demons. He wants humans to have free will. God accepts, though warns the couple that making such a world means they won't ever see the utopia they dream of. The pair then disintegrate into nothing.
Happily (and heavenly) ever after
Billions of years pass, and the world goes on, seemingly much like the first version did. Anthony Crowley goes into Asa Fell's bookshop to buy a book on astrophysics. The two have a rather nice meet-cute and end up going to dinner together. It goes well, and 20 years later, the two are married and stargazing late at night. Fell wonders if there's anything beyond the stars. Crowley says he doesn't care, as he has everything he ever wanted.
It's a rather beautiful ending. Though a rather rushed finale (we did see a billion years go by in the span of 90 minutes), Good Omens ends where it always seemed destined to, with Crowley and Aziraphale together. For a show about angels, demons, gods and monsters, the ending is remarkably human.
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