Season Two of Good Omens doesn’t hold together quite as well as Season One, but the easy chemistry between David Tennant and Michael Sheen makes for a fun and easy watch. It’s like watching two old friends simply having fun and chewing scenery together (Tennant, especially). Plus, at only six episodes, it’s a quick and breezy viewing experience. I admit the four-year break between seasons made it a little hard to jump back in because my memory of almost all character development is hazy, but that is more of a mental block for me. I can’t blame the show for that.