Good Omens Season 3: Sheen & Tennant's Jaw-Dropping Transformation for Aziraphale & Crowley Will Leave You Speechless!

The article contains spoilers for Good Omens season 2.

Summary

Good Omens actors Michael Sheen and David Tennant brainstorm different appearances for their characters in the upcoming season 3. They contemplate an Aziraphale with an 80s vibe and a Crowley inspired by Gordon Gekko. Season 3 of Good Omens might delve into the consequences of Aziraphale assuming the role of heaven's Supreme Archangel and also explore the possibility of a romantic relationship blossoming between Aziraphale and Crowley.

Season 3 of Good Omens has been planned by creator Neil Gaiman, although the renewal by Prime Video has not been announced yet. Michael Sheen and David Tennant, the stars of Good Omens, have discussed some imaginative ideas for the appearances of their characters in the upcoming season. The show, which follows the unconventional friendship between angel Aziraphale and demon Crowley, has consistently showcased the duo in different historical eras, reflecting the fashion of each period. Throughout the previous two seasons, the actors have worn a variety of outfits, ranging from angelic robes and Roman togas to medieval armor and 19th-century morning suits with top hats.

Sheen: There are numerous possibilities, aren't there?

Tennant: We enjoy working on those scenes set in different time periods.

Sheen: They're incredibly enjoyable to film... partly because of the opportunity to dress up, but also because they reveal certain aspects of the characters' development and their relationship. It's a truly wonderful experience.

Tennant: It would be delightful to witness Aziraphale and Crowley in their 80s attire. I would most likely be donning the appearance of a Gordon Gekko-like character.

Sheen: As for me, I would effortlessly personify the essence of the British pop group Haircut 100... And Crowley, well, he would rock the iconic Flock of Seagulls haircut.

What We Know About Good Omens Season 3

The Good Omens season 2 finale concluded the mystery surrounding the memory loss of Archangel Gabriel and his presence on Earth. The finale also left room for future seasons to explore various storylines. One of these storylines involves the Second Coming, while another focuses on the aftermath of Aziraphale becoming the new Supreme Archangel despite Crowley's objections for him to stay on Earth.

Neil Gaiman, the creator of the series, has already planned out Good Omens season 3 in collaboration with his original co-author Terry Pratchett. This season aims to bring closure to Aziraphale's and Crowley's journey and hopes to see their unexpected bond develop into a romantic relationship, leading to a well-deserved happy ending.

Prime Video has not yet announced if Good Omens will be renewed for season 3. With Hollywood studios affected by strike action, any announcement may be delayed. However, the highly positive response from viewers to the events of season 2 may lead to Sheen and Tennant's eventual return.