get thee behind me, go3

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But he turned, and said unto Peter, Get thee behind me, Good Omens 3! Thou art an offence unto me; for thou savourest not the things that be of canon and good works, but those that be of men like NG. Do not DM, please.

You’re all so steeped in hypocrisy that you think you’re better than the same people you’re talking shit on. It’s sad to see but also funny that you are all SO convinced you’re the good guys while you engage in the EXACT same behavior you accuse others of. You’re no better than them; worse, I’d say.

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You’re all so steeped in hypocrisy that you think you’re better than the same people you’re talking shit on. It’s sad to see but also funny that you are all SO convinced you’re the good guys while you engage in the EXACT same behavior you accuse others of. You’re no better than them; worse, I’d say.

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Yeah because famously if you dislike any portion of a show it means you no longer love it in general. I guess since most people hate s4 of BBC’s Sherlock that means they never loved it in the first place and they aren’t real fans 😂😂😂

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I hated S3 and I’m attending TIC because I love Good Omens. Good Omens is not only S3. I don’t know why it’s so hard to understand that the people that are upset over S3 loved GO and are heartbroken by it, and want to spend time talking about the thing they love with other fans.

These replies are so needlessly cruel. You all should be ashamed of yourselves, but that would require basic empathy and compassion, so I won’t hold my breath. Enjoy the fandom while it lasts. You are all killing it by refusing to do the absolute bare minimum for your fellow fans. Embarrassing.

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The concept of “fandom leaders” is absolutely frying me. What constitutes a fandom leader, especially if I’d never heard of you? Were you democratically elected? What are your qualifications other than a superiority complex and the inability to stop centering yourself?

I think it’s a mistake to assume that fellow fans’ feelings towards the #GoodOmens3 ending are supposed to end in a place of positivity. Sometimes the “acceptance” stage of grief is accepting that you might not ever be okay with something, and deciding to live with it.

Always interesting to see who appoints themselves as fandom archetypes in these moments—the peacekeepers, the righteous defenders, the police etc—and even more interesting to see how loudly confident they are in their “good intentions” despite never showing empathy to those they’re trying to silence