The Unforgettable Cameos of Frances McDormand, Peter Davison & More in Exciting Good Omens Season 2!

Good Omens season 2 takes Aziraphale and Crowley's adventure to new heights, featuring an array of amazing cameos. This season introduces a fresh storyline crafted by Neil Gaiman, delving deeper into the timeless bond between Aziraphale and Crowley. Alongside renowned actors like David Morrissey and Benedict Cumberbatch, the second season also showcases appearances from Oscar winners and well-known character actors.

7 Siân Phillips

6 Derek Jacobi

Dame Siân Phillips joins the cast of Good Omens season 2, episode 4 as Mrs. Henderson, a captivating character responsible for running a show in London's prestigious West End. Her introduction occurs when she anticipates the arrival of 40 bottles of whiskey from Crowley. Intriguingly, this leads to Aziraphale confidently stepping in as Mrs. Henderson's replacement onstage magician. With an illustrious career spanning from a young age, Dame Phillips brings her vast experience, boasting an impressive 129 acting credits. Notable appearances include the BAFTA-winning I, Claudius, the cherished How Green Was My Valley, the iconic Clash of the Titans (1981), and the esteemed Dune (1984).

Sir Derek Jacobi returns in Good Omens season 2, episode 6, reprising his role as The Metatron, the divine entity and voice of God. As Archangel Gabriel watches a recorded moment from his past, he is chastised by The Metatron, Archangel Michael, and Saraqael for his refusal to exercise his celestial authority. Towards the end of the episode, The Metatron extends an offer to Aziraphale to become the supreme Archangel, while also exploring the enigma surrounding his memory loss. With a prolific career in both theater and film, this BAFTA-winning actor has graced numerous acclaimed projects, including I, Claudius, Gladiator, Murder on the Orient Express, and Doctor Who.

5 Mark Gatiss

Mark Gatiss makes an appearance in episode 4 of Good Omens season 2, portraying the character of Mr. Harmony. Tragically, he meets his demise in a bombing incident. In a desperate bid to demonstrate the collaboration between Aziraphale and Crowley and thus avoid damnation in Hell, Mr. Harmony is granted a temporary permit to return to Earth as a zombie for a span of 24 hours. With an impressive filmography of 118 projects, Gatiss has garnered a loyal fanbase through his notable performances in popular titles such as Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One, Game of Thrones, and Sherlock.

4 Steve Pemberton

In Good Omens season 2, episode 4, Steve Pemberton portrays the character of Mr. Glozier. Similar to Mr. Harmony, he experiences death in a bombing incident, but is subsequently resurrected with the purpose of investigating the working dynamics between Aziraphale and Crowley on Earth. Pemberton's superb comedic timing adds a touch of humor to the episode. In one memorable scene, his zombie persona consumes a human brain while hilariously belting out the deceased person's favorite song. Apart from winning a 2019 BAFTA TV Award for the comedy show Inside No. 9, the actor has also made notable appearances in popular series such as Killing Eve and Happy Valley.

3 Ty Tennant

Ty Tennant stars in Good Omens season 2, episode 2 as Ennon, the oldest son of Job. The episode showcases an enjoyable and warm family dynamic, made all the more special by the on-screen presence of Ty Tennant alongside his real-life father, David Tennant. This collaboration is not the first for the Tennant duo, as they have previously worked together. In an interview with The One Show, David Tennant shared his experience, stating, "Suddenly you're on set and having to interact in a slightly different way. It's a mixture of parental pride and worry, I suppose. But actually, the truth is that he's so professional and confident, and he feels at home on set that I genuinely loved it." In addition to Good Omens, Ty Tennant has also appeared in Tolkien, as well as HBO's Doom Patrol and House of the Dragon.

2 Peter Davison

In the sophomore season's second episode of Good Omens, actor Peter Davison, who is David Tennant's father-in-law, makes an appearance as Job. This continues the tradition of including members of Tennant's family in the cast. In the show, Davison portrays Job, who is God's most devoted follower. Later, Job becomes the subject of a bet between God and Satan. Davison's breakthrough role came in 1978 when he starred in the BBC television adaptation of James Herriot's All Creatures Great and Small. However, he is most famous for his portrayal of The Fifth Doctor in Doctor Who, which is also the first series to connect him to Tennant.

1 Frances McDormand

Frances McDormand, a four-time Oscar winner known for her notable films such as Nomadland, Fargo, and Women Talking, plays a significant role in Good Omens season 1. In this series, McDormand lends her voice as the narrator, portraying the voice of God. Although she was not expected to appear in the second season, she pleasantly surprises viewers with a cameo appearance in episode 2. During this memorable moment, McDormand, in her dry and sarcastic manner, takes on the role of a divine beam of light, engaging with the character Davison's Job, who has lost everything and seeks answers. This unexpected return further adds to the excitement of Good Omens season 2, making it a standout among all the guest appearances in the series.