If you're a fan of weird, cooky British biblical humor, this is an easy pick. I was looking forward to Good Omens, primarily cause of David Tennant; he's mastered at portraying a charming balance between an antagonist and anti-hero. The morally ambiguous persona is not one to be taken lightly,yet he excels at it. Michael Sheen was a surprising addition to the cast; the chemistry between the two of them is primarily why this show works. The constant banter between an angel and a devil, who really care about each other, since time eternal, is akin to a modern day Romeo & Juliet bromance. It's funny, it's believable, it works.

I also need to give huge props to the plot and the direction. There is so much information in the show,but it's presented in such interesting ways, that you're never bored or overwhelmed. They've given the Bible a modern retelling, without straying too far off from its origins,and that is not an easy goal to pull off. The special effects are also impressive for the most part, often coupled with really well developed secondary characters.

The finale is a little diminished, especially with all the build up; but I can forgive that, since the overall series delivers memorable content.

There is no hero to this story,it's just the end of the world, and the parts that various factions play. If you're on Amazon Prime, I'd recommend this 6-episode mini series. Do pay attention though,because like I said, there's a lot of information throughout the runtime, and it's not the kind of content you have view while texting.