A Twitter user decided to go on a Good Omen’s tour while visiting London. She found the Amazon Prime series’ filming locations–from the benches Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) and Crowley (David Tennant) sat on to the bar they frequented.
She brought along photos of the pair, taken in the same scenes she was visiting, to recreate the Good Omen’s moments. She then shared photos of her recreations on Twitter, along with kind words about the helpful Londoners she encountered.
“As a tourist I noticed how kind the people are in London. BUT HOW KIND THEY BECAME when they saw what I was doing,” Lina wrote. “They helped me and we laughed a lot. it was AMAZING, thank you!”
https://twitter.com/damnedhobbit/status/1153777547374731264
The co-author of the Good Omen’s novel and series showrunner, Neil Gaiman, saw Lina’s tweet and called her recreations “glorious,” with fans echoing similar sentiments.
These are GLORIOUS! I love that the Londoners helped you. https://t.co/kCL7sA2mIQ
— Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself) July 23, 2019
thats so lovely! very wholesome
— mimine (@mimineketje) July 24, 2019
Amazing! I would love to do this!!
— Simone Browne (@sbrowne0819) July 24, 2019
Charming homage!
— Ray McCaughey (@mccaughey_ray) July 24, 2019
Many were curious to know how Lina found the filming locations so they, too, could go on a tour.
Hello! I hope this isn't a weird message, but I got curious about this. Could you maybe tell those places names and street names to me? I am going to London next week, and I've been planning to go to Good Omens' filming places. It could help me a lot.
— サンジ (@curlyeyebroww) July 24, 2019
That’s awesome! The question I have is where are they and how’d you find them?
— Amber R (@amadaun777) July 24, 2019
Can someone take me there im very lonely
— Anuska (@DeakysFlower) July 24, 2019
https://twitter.com/kittenstiel/status/1153916930560073728
No picture of a Bentley in front of the M-25 engulfed in flames (something I assume must be a weekly occurrence)?
— Gregg Lost (@0utlawDino) July 24, 2019
As it turns out, Lina is not the first person to bring along the “ineffable husbands” on a Good Omen’s recreation tour.
“Went on a little Good Omens tour with my very own Aziraphale @lilyp3no over the past couple days, and the results are quite beautiful,” Twitter user @emscrazynotions wrote, along with photos from the scenes she decided to recreate.
https://twitter.com/emscrazynotions/status/1143538322381463553
People were actually distracted by Lina’s comments about Londoners, as many believe them to be the exact opposite of how she described.
“I’m surprised. I just assumed that most Londoners were either annoyed or patronizingly amused by tourists wandering their city and nerding out about every inch of it,” one user wrote in response.
I'm suprised. I just assumed that most londoners were either annoyed or patronizingly amused by tourists wandering their city and nerding out about every inch of it.
— Luciana Keil (@zinniaowleye) July 23, 2019
https://twitter.com/MGRager_Twitch/status/1154076574058188800?
https://twitter.com/WhovianBooknerd/status/1154011993625563136?
https://twitter.com/REALeonardoleo/status/1153844651700310016
The official Good Omens Twitter account compared angel Aziraphale and demon Crowley working together to save the world from doom to Lina, a tourist, being helped out by Londoners.
“Another great example of good and evil working together!” the account wrote.
Another great example of good and evil working together! #GoodOmens
— Good Omens (@GoodOmensPrime) July 23, 2019
But who is the Aziraphale and who is the Crowley in this scenario?
Either English people or Americans are confirmed evil, the question now is who
— Chris (@XYChrusZ) July 23, 2019
Londoners are the Crowley of this scenario, apparently.
No, they meant Londoners.
— Grammatarian (@Grammatarian) July 24, 2019
The Daily Dot has reached out to Lina.
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