The Menu Is Hilarious Because Throughout The Movie You Try To Figure Out Why Those Were The People Invited

the menu is hilarious because throughout the movie you try to figure out why those were the people invited to the last meal and why the chef chose them specifically to sacrifice and what is the deeper motive in the performance and then when this guy asks “why” the chef is just like “i watched your movie on my day off and it sucked so bad i can’t look at your face” and then sets him on fire to make s’mores

I KNEW EUGENE WOULD HAVE SOME COOL ASS POWER THAT BITCH SAID FUCK WITH THESE INSECTS BITCH

YOU CAN'T TAKE THIS MAN ANYWHERE PLZ

HES COLORING ON THESE RARE EXPENSIVE BOOKS LIKE- 💀HES JUST WRITING HIS NAME AND DRAWING CAT PAWS IM DYINNG 😭

PRAYING FOR LUCY SO HARD RN SHE GON NEED IT

PLEASE STOP FOLLOWING ME 😭😭😭

the sexy girlbots are returning. nature is healing

he's just a little boy who loves annoying his brother 🥺🥺

THEY LIKE HOLDING HANDS 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Hi Mr. Gaiman! A question suddenly popped into my mind, and it's not making me sleep at all! In the Good Omens TV show, you added the final twist about the bodyswap. But is it really a bodyswap? How come when they shake hands to swap back, we see an external change? If the outward apparence is the one that changes, wouldn't that indicate that Aziraphale simply took Crowley's appearance, and Crowley took Aziraphale's? Because if Crowley and Aziraphale truly swapped bodies, the real change would be just internal and not visible to the eye, so swapping back wouldn't be truly visible. Does this make sense? Am I overthinking stuff? (I probably am)

It wasn't a body swap. It was an appearance swap.