Neil Gaiman
- English
- Writer, producer and author
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BBC Radio reveals festive comedy highlights 2019
Austentatious, The Shuttleworths, The Museum Of Curiosity, Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!, Neil Gaiman's Chivalry, Puckoon and Jeeves Live are amongst the comedy shows on Radio 4 this festive season.
British Comedy Guide, 25th November 2019Neil Gaiman: anti-Good Omens petition was "best thing"
Signed by 22,000 enraged individuals, the petition claimed that the series represented devils and Satanists as "good", and that it "mocks God's wisdom". Neil Gaiman - who co-wrote the novel with Terry Pratchett - is thoroughly grateful for the free publicity the whole palaver gave the series.
Chris Edwards, Digital Spy, 7th November 2019Thousands petition wrong company to cancel Good Omens
A US Christian group has condemned Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's story as "making satanism appear normal" - but are petitioning the wrong company.
Alison Flood, The Guardian, 20th June 2019Good Omens review
Good Omens will probably work best for those with a strong decades-old attachment to the material already, or people more attuned to the kind of genial wackiness it's going for.
Dan Owen, Frame Rated, 13th June 2019Good Omens episode 6 review
A romantic, free will-themed finale.
Louisa Mellor, Den Of Geek, 3rd June 2019Neil Gaiman changed the Good Omens TV ending
Good Omens showrunner Neil Gaiman "took some liberties" with the ending of Amazon's six-part adaptation so fans of the book "wouldn't get cocky".
Radio Times, 1st June 2019Tennant & Sheen: the double act we never knew we needed
Amazon Prime's Good Omens, the new Terry Pratchett adaptation - starring Michael Sheen, Jon Hamm and David Tennant - is 'fantasy at its best'.
Sara Wallis, The Mirror, 1st June 2019Good Omens episode 5 review
Apocalypse now?
Louisa Mellor, Den Of Geek, 31st May 2019Neil Gaiman confirms Good Omens cameo
Terry Pratchett's trademark hat and scarf will also appear during the series...
Flora Carr, Radio Times, 31st May 2019Neil Gaiman interview
Thirty years after publication, the story of an angel and a demon on a mission to stop armageddon is more relevant now than ever. But, the author says it almost never made it to the screen at all.
David Barnett,, The Independent, 31st May 2019