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.

After Aziraphale was burned alive in his bookshop, he was sent back up to heaven. He points to where he wants to go on a 3D model of the Earth, London, England. Where Crowley is, of course.

Good Omens season 2 ends with a big moment for David Tennant’s and Michael Sheen’s characters. They say that moment makes sense — even if it’s heartbreaking.

Aziraphale and Crowley may have been initially thrown together by circumstance ... Perhaps they’re not the sort that we ourselves can often emulate—and if someone has a flaming sword at ...

Both figures include their wings in the set with Aziraphale holding a flaming sword and Crowley holding the crank handle from his beloved car. If you aren’t familiar with Good Omens, ...

As each child grasped the flaming sword and stood opposite their equivalent adult abstraction, ... At times the relationship between Aziraphale and Crowley seemed to transcend mere friendship, ...

Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's 1990 novel about an angel and demon striving to prevent the end of the world becomes a charming, very British series that turns the apocalypse into a spot of bother.

Michael Sheen will return as the angel Aziraphale. He is an angel who has lived on Earth since the days of Adam and Eve. He guarded the East gate entrance to the Garden of Eden with a flaming sword.