If they wind up with something that is even more drained of human empathy than Asimov's original writing, it will be quite an accomplishment, but it looks like that is what they're aiming for.

I like the cast and Jane E is one of the writers, but...that trailer does not fill me with eager anticipation. (I bounced hard off the books even during the peak of my embarrassing teen I Only Read Hard Sci-Fi phase so I only barely half remember the plot. Something something bunch of old white men arguing about how the government could be governmenting better?)

The Map of Tiny Perfect Things came up in my recommendations on Amazon Prime. I gave it a try.

I may be a sap, but I liked it very much. Much better than I liked Groundhog Day.

Eh. I don't know that I need to watch that. May rewatch Farscape instead.

Well, get the FUCK out: there's going to be a second season of Good Omens!!! [link]

I have such mixed feelings about the Good Omens S2 announcement, but I'm already pretty good at compartmentalizing the bits of S1 I love from the bits that were crap, so...probably it will be okay?

May rewatch Farscape instead.

Obviously I recommend this strategy.

I have such mixed feelings about the Good Omens S2 announcement, but I'm already pretty good at compartmentalizing the bits of S1 I love from the bits that were crap, so...probably it will be okay?

If Neil Gaiman weren't going to be a showrunner again (and obviously if he weren't going to write it), I'd have huge reservations about it. But he is, so I'm good with it.

It sounds like it's going to be focused on the angels so more love and less crap is what I'm hoping for. Amazed and cautiously very excited, is what I'm saying

Gaiman's blog post about it is charming and makes me feel pretty good about the whole thing: [link]

I am officially excited. I forwarded the blog link to my son who is a huge fan as well.

Why did none of you people tell me that John Finnemore is co-writing GO2?

I am...cautiously optimistic?