The Ineffable Con 2

Rachael and Bethany, your co-hosts, welcome you to TIC2 and provide the information you’ll need to have an ineffable weekend!

The Chattering Order of St. Beryl are commanded to chatter, natter, and rabbit about every last little thing that comes into their heads for every second of every waking hour – come and join them for a chinwag!

A selection of videos made by Good Omens fandom.

A dark, playful, time-traveling series of massive scope, Good Omens was a “universe-sized show” in need of a universe-sized score, composer David Arnold explains in a Deadline article. Get your questions ready about choirs, lullabies, those fantastic end credits and more!

Good Omens themed games are available to play throughout the night.

Jeremy and Mary, the Bentley, were beloved guests at The Ineffable Con in 2019, and we are delighted to welcome them back to hear about their adventures on the Good Omens set!

Giulia, Alice and Martina read part 1 of Giulia’s fanfiction, The Odd and Bizarre Adventures of Aziraphale, Angel, and Crowley, Demon.

Connie, Cyn and Haley walk through some of the main practices and tools you can use to manage your creative flow and produce work you feel good about.

A selection of videos made by Good Omens fandom.

Come and meet a team of cosplayers to ask your questions of Beelzebub, Anathema, Warlock, Aziraphale and Crowley!

Four contestants pit their wits against the Chaser, Maddie, a ruthless Good Omens quiz genius determined to stop them winning the prize!

Mags provides a ‘Demons 101’ overview, offering a historical background for reading the demons in the show and book.

Caspian leads a discussion on gender diversity and presentation in Good Omens: The Horsepeople, Beelzebub’s pronouns and our favourite angel and demon.

A quiz in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by plumbing the depths of their Good Omens knowledge to come up with obscure answers!

Suvroc hosts a fan-directed panel to share headcanons and meta on the costume choices and properties that appear in the show and what might be meant.

Katie, Kiper and Tifa share tips on all things cosplay and photography, such as inexpensive cosplays, organising your shoots and convention etiquette.

Two podficcers, Literarion and semperfiona, introduce some of their favourite podfics and talk about how they’re made.

Tyro provides a step-by-step demo, using simple lines and shapes, so you can draw your favourite Good Omens characters – you’ll draw at least two in the session!

Pamela will teach us some easy but effective magic tricks whilst sharing entertaining anecdotes about her Good Omens obsession.

A selection of videos made by Good Omens fandom.

Marc shares his Good Omens chapter from his book, The Magic of Terry Pratchett, and welcomes questions about all things Sir Pterry.

Is Alpha Centauri a good place to escape Armageddon with your hereditary enemy? Space scientists Ashley, Emily, Karen and Rachael explore this and other questions about Crowley’s creations.

AnnaThema, Edna V and Obliquity, all fans and creators of transformative works, will explore different types of meta and how they influence and improve their experience of Good Omens.

We are delighted to have the opportunity to meet Douglas Mackinnon, Director, Neil Gaimain, Writer and Showrunner, and Rob Wilkins, Executive Producer. Need we say more?

Rachael and Bethany host your cosplay competition, giving you a chance to show off your creations and vote on our winner!

It wouldn’t be a The Ineffable Con event without a fiendish quiz…this time, we even have an easy round…

Good Omens themed games are available to play throughout the night.

Aziraphale (channeled by Simon) demonstrates this recipe, as adapted from one used on the Great British Bake-Off.

AnnaThema, Sabrina and Tifa, three fans from different countries, share their experiences of being part of an international fandom, and how Good Omens encompasses cultures, languages, and identities.

A selection of videos made by Good Omens fandom.

The Disposable Demon is, without doubt, one of Good Omens fandom’s favourite characters added for the TV show. It’s your chance to ask Paul all about being on set, his favourite lines and whether Hastur smells of poo…

Giulia, Alice and Martina read part 2 of Giulia’s fanfiction, The Odd and Bizarre Adventures of Aziraphale, Angel, and Crowley, Demon.

A quiz in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by plumbing the depths of their Good Omens knowledge to come up with obscure answers!

A selection of videos made by Good Omens fandom.

Leo and Caspian will go over the history of queer coding in media and how it affects people’s understanding of Crowley and Aziraphale’s relationship.

Four contestants pit their wits against the Chaser, Lauren, a ruthless Good Omens quiz genius determined to stop them winning the prize!

On Peter Anderson Studio’s website, The Good Omens title sequence is called a “brilliantly bonkers concoction of illustration, physical props, character animation, 3D and live action”. We can’t wait to hear more!

Andrea, Edna V and Lurlur talk about canon, creativity, communities, respectability, and finding what you’re looking for — whether it’s a trope, a craft, or a catharsis.

Lisa and Lauren explore plants in Good Omens, from the history of houseplants and the parks and green spaces in the London area to apple trees and Eden.

Pinkpiggy, Whiteley Foster and Wisesnail, three Good Omens fanartists, answer your questions about making time for fanart while dealing with the struggles of daily life.

Amy and Melanie host an interactive opportunity to have fun practicing your writing whilst connecting to other writers in the Good Omens fandom. Sign up here! (Please note: we are unable to record interactive sessions)

In a BBC interview, Claire Anderson said of her work on Good Omens: “It’s been a fantastic drama to work on. It’s been a joyous journey of exploration.” We can’t wait to find out about those explorations!

Join Rachael and Bethany for a round up of the weekend’s events and to hear who has won some ineffable prizes!