Good Omens creator Neil Gaiman teased Jon Hamm's intense filming for season 2 as the actor will reprise his role of archangel Gabriel.
Creator Neil Gaiman teases Jon Hamm's archangel Gabriel for Good Omens season 2. Season 2 will see Michael Sheen and David Tennant return as the heavenly duo following their narrow prevention of the apocalypse. In Good Omens season 1, Hamm's Gabriel was the leader of Heaven that Sheen's angel Aziraphale reported to when conducting his deeds on Earth.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT "There are things that I have done to Jon Hamm, or have other people do, or that have happened to Jon Hamm in the second season of Good Omens that while I’m not at liberty to actually reveal what they are, I will say that I’m in many ways glad he’s not sitting opposite me."
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