Good Omens 2 Leak: Neil Gaiman's NOT Happy, But Fans Not to Blame

ICYMI: NeilGaiman is NOT happy about the GoodOmens2 leak, but he doesn't blame the fans. Oh, and don't bother asking him questions about what was in any leaked content. / GoodOmens Amazon PrimeVideo DavidTennant MichaelSheen Crowley Aziraphale

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"I've heard what's happened, and I'm heartbroken that there are leaks and that they happened like this. If you want to remain GO2 unspoiled, I'd strongly suggest avoiding any places or tags that leaks happen or just staying far away from the internet until July 28th," Gaiman wrote in his post yesterday.

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