When Good Omens Season 2 hit Prime Video in late July, it was met with a mixed response from audiences and critics.
Popular complaints revolved around a disjointed plot that put character work on the back foot, in favor of more time with Michael Sheen’s Aziraphale and David Tennant’s Crowley, getting up to their usual SNL-like escapades.
While these adventures were fun, when the season concluded, it did leave the audience wanting a little more from the fantasy series’ smaller characters.
Not only did Season 2 half the cast list of the first series, but a lot of the characters featured could’ve done with a little more attention.
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