Prime Video is bringing a brighter splash of chaos to summer with the second season of Good Omens. Based on the beloved collaboration between Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, the fantasy comedy continues the misadventures of Aziraphale the angel and Crowley the demon as they step into a new mystery that tests their loyalties and cleverness in fresh ways.
Season two expands the story beyond the events of the original novel while keeping the show’s warm humor and endearing tone. The central duo, played by Michael Sheen as Aziraphale and David Tennant as Crowley, confront a string of odd coincidences and hidden clues that pull them into a larger supernatural puzzle. The balance of wit, heart, and intrigue remains the thread that has guided the series since its inception, inviting both longtime fans and newcomers to lean into the wonder of this world.
New energy joins the ensemble as Jon Hamm returns to play Doon Mackichen alongside Gloria Obiano, reinforcing the cast with familiar faces. Miranda Richardson reprises her role, and Nina Sosanya is back on screen as well. Fresh additions include Liz Carr, renowned for Silent Witness, and Shelley Conn, known for her work on Bridgerton, who inject new dynamics into the evolving story while keeping the core relationship at the center of the narrative.
Across six episodes, the season weaves character moments with rising stakes that ripple through the cherished universe. Viewers can expect the show’s sharp dialogue, offbeat humor, and cinematic visual flair to continue, even as the scope broadens and the mythology deepens. The result aims to deliver a satisfying blend of clever storytelling and warm-hearted moments that have colored the series since its start.
Good Omens first premiered on Prime Video in 2019, introducing audiences to a clever, offbeat fantasy that pairs a reluctant angel with a quick-witted demon. A renewal in 2021 confirmed the team’s plan to extend the story beyond the original book while staying true to the spirit that earned affection from fans around the world. The first season adapted the entire novel with bold choices and a mischievous energy that resonated with both loyal followers and curious newcomers, establishing a memorable tone for the show.
Meanwhile, the streaming landscape continues to spotlight Prime Video as a home for creative, character-driven series across genres. Earlier this year, anticipation built around The Crowded Room, headlined by Tom Holland and Amanda Seyfried. The release of the first trailer offered a glimpse into another major Prime Video project, underscoring the platform’s ongoing commitment to diverse storytelling and talent from around the globe.