Crowley is the serpent in the Garden of Eden, and Aziraphale is supposed to be standing guard with his flaming sword. He gives the sword to Adam and Eve as they are exiled from Eden. He and ...

He's teleported there against the orders of his superiors and manages to evade their awkward questions about losing a flaming sword. Aziraphale isn't upset about missing Armageddon when he gets ...

It’s an outcome both bittersweet and baffling, yet appropriate for the pair, as wounding as a flaming sword impaled through ... Impressed by Aziraphale’s handling of the Gabriel matter ...

As each child grasped the flaming sword and stood opposite their equivalent ... s innate ineptitude that averted a nuclear holocaust. Aziraphale and Crowley finally found their footing when ...

and an angel named Aziraphale (Michael Sheen), whose original gig was guarding the Garden's East Gate with a flaming sword, is wholly intact: The two eternal beings' extended tenure on Earth has ...