Let me start by noting that the performances from the two lead actors and the relationship between their characters Aziraphale and Crowley was by far the most well executed and interesting aspect of this mini series. I would probably have preferred it if the whole series was them getting caught up in various historical events or philosophising about life from their respective perspectives in a biblical setting. All the other characters fell flat, from the descendant witch Anathema to Sergeant Shadwell, who loses his charm real quick. Also, the choice of featuring a group of kids at a prominent role including an 11 year old Antichrist seems questionable as the story unfolds, and ends up being laughably bad when the time comes for the characters to fulfill their purpose. You'll see. Apart from that, the ending is a big fault. I will shortly discuss it in this paragraph, so skip it if you don't want to know any details about it. It doesn't work because the threat that is being built up for the duration of the series gets disposed of VERY quickly and easily, and then the actual ending is based on the fate of certain characters. Done with that whole "world ending" thing, now lets see if this and that person makes it through to the end! Reminded me of the disappointing ending of another series... I would also like to point out that even though it keeps a light tone throughout, a fair amount of really cringeworthy moments grace the screen, and it gets a bit heavy-handed with some messages. For example, an 11-year old girl will lecture you on the destructive effects of patriarchy more than once. I think that the subtler choice of having a female God and Beelzebub was a better execution of the same message. So, overall, it starts off nicely and has its moments, but falls apart right as the final act is starting, and thus ends up overstaying its welcome even though it is only 6 episodes long. I liked episodes 1 and 3 the most and thought that the last one was a chore to get through. I leave this review because I find that Good Omens' commercial power and the positive reviews that lured me in do not correspond to its quality and would only recommend it if you have spare time and would watch anything remotely entertaining to spend it.