The series Good Omens continues the tale of an Earth-bound angel and demon played by Michael Sheen and David Tenet.

They've been around since in the beginning and they worked together to prevent the

apocalypse back in season one. Now in season two they're stuck with an amnesiac

archangel played by John Ham whom they must hide from both heaven and hell

until they can figure out what happened to it and why.

I'm Glenn Weldon and today we're talking about the Prime video series Good Omen on Pop Culture Happy Hour from NPR.

Joining me today is the host of W.B. E. Z.'s Nurdett Podcast, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. Greta Johnson, hey!

Hi, Glenn, how are you?

Thank you.

And congrats, that's awesome.

Thank you.

It's nuts. I mean, Pop Culture Happy Hour has been around longer, so I'm not the oldest one in the room,

which I always appreciate.

Well now you will get to go to the senior discount get Early Bird specials at

Russeller.

Also with us his video producer for NPR's Jazz Night in America and the co-host of the

podcast a thousand eyes and one. Nicky Birch, welcome back Nicky.

Hey happy to be here, excited to talk about this. Happy to have you.

Okay so the second season of Good Omen's reteems actors Michael Sheen and David Tenet as the fussy dithering

angel Azirophale and the loose hard-living demon Crowley respectively. In the first season John Ham played the

archangel Gabriel basically Heaven's second in command, as kind of a condescending corporate jerk, who was more than willing to destroy a Zerifail for preventing Armageddon. Ultimately, both Zeririfil and Crowley were fired from their respective positions,

but allowed to walk the Earth among humans.

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