Recent reports indicate that production on the highly anticipated third season of Good Omens has been paused amidst serious allegations against its author, Neil Gaiman. The allegations of sexual assault surfaced earlier this year, leading to Gaiman offering to step away from the show to allow filming to continue, although he denies the claims. This decision comes as the show was in pre-production, originally scheduled for a January 2025 release. Discussions about potential changes in production are ongoing, with Amazon reportedly considering Gaiman's offer, but no final decisions have been made yet.

What are the allegations against Neil Gaiman and how do they affect Good Omens?

The allegations against Neil Gaiman include reports of sexual assault involving multiple women, leading to the pause in production for Good Omens season 3. Gaiman has denied these allegations, and he has offered to step back from the show to facilitate its continuation.

Good Omens, based on the novel co-written by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, was renewed for its third and final season last year, with Gaiman serving as writer, executive producer, and showrunner. The show's unique blend of fantasy and humor has garnered a dedicated following, boosting anticipation for its conclusion despite the current turbulence surrounding production.