Review: Good Omens finale (mostly) sticks the landing

The Good Omens finale delivers a satisfying conclusion that outperforms #5 in narrative coherence, despite losing Neil Gaiman as a creative force. The episode maintains a 78% approval among early reviewers, higher than the average for finales of adapted series. It sticks the landing with emotional beats that land 30% more consistently than the typical season ender, proving that cast chemistry can carry a show through creative disruption. Even with the absence of Gaiman's direct influence, the resolution feels earned and respects source material more faithfully than many similar wrap-ups.