Terry Pratchett

Seat reserved for Terry Pratchett at world premiere

There was an empty seat in the front row when Good Omens had its world premiere in London on Tuesday. But that's not because organisers had trouble filling the gigantic (and newly reopened) Odeon in Leicester Square - quite the opposite, the event was packed out. In fact, a seat was deliberately kept vacant for Terry Pratchett, the co-writer of the original novel, who died in 2015.

Good Omens review - The first three episodes

Having enjoyed the first three episodes I can't wait to see what's in store for the final three.

Neil Gaiman: Agnes Nutter was almost cut

When it came to choosing what to cut from the Good Omens TV adaptation, Gaiman says he fought to protect co-author Pratchett's work "more passionately" than his own.

Good Omens brings Terry Pratchett's dying wish to life

It is the screenplay Neil Gaiman never wanted to write, but Good Omens is being brought to television to fulfil his writing partner Sir Terry Pratchett's dying wish.

Good Omens release date has finally been confirmed

Amazon Prime Video has confirmed that the hotly anticipated adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's novel will be released on Friday 31st May 2019.

Good Omens isn't funny? That's hilarious

Some early critics of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's novel said it was short of good lines. But we could spend all day citing prize zingers ...

Fantasy credentials don't come much better than those of this Amazon series, which has been adapted by Neil Gaiman from the novel he co-wrote with the late Terry Pratchett. It stars David Tennant as a raffish demon who has formed an unlikely 6,000-year friendship with Michael Sheen's buttoned-down angel. When a looming apocalypse threatens their bromance, the pair team up to save the world. Psychedelic visuals, epic set-pieces and some wild hairpieces sported by Tennant suggest this could be a blast.

Exclusive photos from the set of Good Omens

It's a match made in heaven -- or is that hell?

Good Omens was "too big" for the BBC to do alone

The writer explained how he ended up working with Amazon Prime Video "almost accidentally" after the BBC realised his and Terry Pratchett's vision was too great a project to adapt without backing.

Discworld: revisiting the Sky adaptations

By the third one, Sky's Discworld adaptations really started to work. With a new series in development, one fan revisits them...