Good Omens S3 trailer sets up a blessed conclusion

Prime Video's supernatural comedy will end with a special 90-minute final episode.

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Gaiman, Lovecraft, Tolkien, Scott Adams, Justin Roiland, all are products of their era, and fallible human beings at that... and the worst aspects of their personalities seep into their work, either concisuly (Lovecraft, Adams, Roiland) or unconciously (Tolkien). One has to try to separate the artist from the work.

Maybe in the cases of Gaiman and Adams, not enough time has passed... I can understand that.

But in the case of Gaiman, all people are innocent until proven guilty*, for what that is worth...

* I am not saying that Gaiman is Inocent, and even if he is guilty, proving it is an uphill taks. What I am saying is that we do not have a definitive sentence yet, so we have to afford some latitude/leniency until we have one.

100% this. I have been the subject of an investigation into sexual harassment at work, and my saving grace was that the incident was witnessed by another person in the area. IF HE DID IT (and I have no idea if he did), nail his @$$ to the wall because that shit is despicable -- but he has a right to defend himself against the allegations.

The problem is that unsubstantiated allegations alone are enough to tank most people's reputations. "So-and-so said this guy did this horrible thing... it must be true, why would someone make that up?" I don't know, but sometimes, people do.