Rob's for it 😎

I was expecting it to be silly, to be a bit rushed and do whatever was convenient to get to a happy ending.

And sure it would have plot holes and characters conveniently forgetting what they could do - S1 did all that anyway.

I just thought it would be fun

And it wasn't even interesting or fun on the journey to getting to such a tired and uninteresting conclusion.

I saw a comment that the ending left things ambiguous but like no??? They wanted to sell reincarnation, so either you vibe with it or not

PAS credits have never been 'the truth' before

The witty humour just wasn't there, the script wasn't interested in investing in the characters and instead just selected out 'funny moments' and 'obligatory story beats' to cart us to that confrontation with God with a cliche noble sacrifice and slap on a 'maybe next life' to attempt soften it

I was so ready to have a good time when I sat down to watch it, but everything felt off. Scenes like Slorch dragged on and when it finished it was annoying because it had brought nothing to the story. Everything to do with gambling was the same.

We're killing air fryers so we can date this movie.

I guess we have different eyes & ears because he said all that to a very neutral question of "do you think Crowley got everything he wanted".

millions of ways he could have answered, but he chose to elaborate that Asa & Anthony "just look a bit like [them]" and "it's not the same thing" unprompted

I've seen the video and he literally says Crowley "was evaporated, and then someone who looks a bit like him meets someone who looks a bit like Aziraphale but it's not the same thing"

Absolute dream that you noticed just how much research I did 💖 - think I was reading articles & transcripts for twice as long as I spent writing, hoping I was getting good sources

But it was so fun to find were I could fit details in. I was only sad I couldn't work out how to include Gene Kranz