An angel and a demon, who met long ago in the Garden of Eden, join forces to save the world: that's the daring premise of "Good Omens", the hotly anticipated big-budget apocalyptic comedy with an all-star cast. The show, which hits Amazon Prime on Friday, is the latest in a string of recent series to explore the relationships between humans and the afterlife, including "The Good Place", "Miracle Workers" and "God Friended Me". But "Good Omens" is the latest show in the so-called era of peak TV to push creative boundaries --- it's non-linear, with lots of dark twists, and a dizzying array of subplots, brought to life by major A-listers. David Tennant ("Doctor Who", ...
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