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The mix-up causes plans for Armageddon to spin wildly out of control, as agents of both Heaven and Hell try to find out just why things aren't going as planned. Two of those agents, an angel (Aziraphale) and a demon (Crowley) who have formed a friendly rivalry (more friends than rivals by this point), are trying to find the Antichrist and put a stop to [[The End of the World as We Know It]] because they decided they ''like'' humanity. Also in the mix are the last witch-finder in England (and his new assistant), and a modern-day witch who is the heir to a book of oddly specific but still conveniently obscure prophecies.
Co-written by [[Terry Pratchett]] and [[Neil Gaiman]], [[Dream Team|each at the top of their form]]. The pair considered working on a sequel, but aside from the potential title ''668: The Neighbour of the Beast'' nothing
[http://twitter.com/SFXmagazine/status/33923938211860481 A four part mini-series adapting it is apparently in the works].
Some useful annotations for the inquiring (or nonplussed) reader can be found [http://lspace-us.puntbow.net.au/books/apf/good-omens.html here].
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* [[Abstract Apotheosis]]: The Bikers under go this when Adam is near. Only Death doesn't change (some things don't).
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