Singing Nuns | Good Omens | Prime Video

Good Omen's new acapella tribute, Brand New Baby Smell, is complete with signing nuns! Written to remember and celebrate the moment when The Chattering Order of St Beryl realized their true purpose, to switch the new born baby Antichrist with the baby of an American Ambassador.

About Good Omens:
The End of the World is coming, which means a fussy Angel and a loose-living Demon who've become overly fond of life on Earth are forced to form an unlikely alliance to stop Armageddon. But they have lost the Antichrist, an 11-year-old boy unaware he's meant to bring upon the end of days, forcing them to embark on an adventure to find him and save the world before it's too late.

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About the Chattering Order of St. Beryl:
Pulled from the pages of Sir Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman’s novel-turned-series Good Omens, The Chattering Order of St. Beryl are an order of nuns dedicated to emulating Christian martyr St. Beryl of Krakow, and whose members are commanded to chatter, natter, and rabbit about every last little thing that comes into their heads for every second of every waking hour. Except of course on Tuesday afternoons, for half an hour, when the nuns are permitted to shut up and, if they wish, to play table tennis.

LYRICS
Our evil prayers were answered by the coming of our Lord
He doesn’t have the teensy little hoofies that we thought
He’s blonde and cute and handsome like a little English Lord
But his evil will emerge!

Cheeky, cheeky little Antichrist.
Naughty, naughty baby Antichrist.
Squishy, squishy baby Antichrist.
That brand new baby smell!

He’ll be raised Americano, learning accent posh and neat,
Son of privilege to manipulate the people that he meets.
The weakened world will crumble ‘neath the claws upon his feet
His day will soon be nigh!

He was just a little babe when Master Crowley brought him here.
He didn’t have the little sixes neatly etched behind his ear.
He had a little smile and the most tushy wushy rear.
That brand new baby smell

Cheeky, cheeky little Antichrist.
Naughty, naughty baby Antichrist.
Squishy, squishy baby Antichrist
That brand new baby smell.

What kind of baby diapers should the Lord of Darkness wear?
Theresa knitted booties from the mane of a dead mare.
Will the Lord forgive us if we use a pacifier?
Dark Lord we’ll do our best!

He’s the cutest little cheeky from his lashes to his toes.
His eyes are lit with fire like the future of his foes.
His widdle golden curls will crown the throne he over throws
That brand new baby smell!

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[mr.nicolson]

Public: Hey Neil, is the show going to be as weird and darkly funny as the book?
Neil Gaiman: *smiles from behind a singing evil nun

[dieintheattempt]

Haha, Neil singing with the nuns. Though I'm almost disappointed he wasn't wearing a habit too

[binliu]

0:46 for those who didnt read the book, the ping pong paddle is for tuesday afternoons When the chattering nuns can take a break from talking all the time and play table tenis if they wish

[Duckus]

Imagine looking at this without any context

[LilyGrace]

"sniff obediently" and "sniff like you mean it" are possibly my favourite ever stage directions.

Been waiting so long for this series, it's awesome to see they're keeping the tone of the books when it'd be SO easy to make it another bland, serious drama.

[rjeso]

"teensy little hoofies" killed me. Also, Gaiman has a surprisingly high soprano voice, he blended right in with the sisters.

[JulietteReacts]

A feeling of pure wtf was exactly what I wanted from this show

[LivesterMentalism]

I'm a professor of English literature at a Catholic school. Went ahead and played this when the class was coming in. Some immediately recognized it and started singing along. You can imagine
the shock on the other students faces. Lol

[matthewdavis]

I wonder how soon before a flash mob of cosplayers dressed as nuns sing this song at one of the conventions.

[mariar.]

This isn’t even in the show they just made this for shits and giggles I love it

[bloodjoy]

these are the most Monty Python 3 minutes ever to have existed without featuring Monty Python...

[WikiSorcerer]

0:57 I laughed a little when Neil Gaiman suddenly appeared among the nuns and joined in on the song.

[michaelbootes]

“Sniff Like you mean it”
“Sniff obediently”

[somechray]

“Do you think he'll remember me?” - “Pray that he doesn't.”

[bkerravon]

"Does he look like his Daddy-waddykins?" "No, he doesn't."

[PavelSinkevich]

I just realised that Crowley was using Queen recordings on his car radio to communicate with the Hell. So the reference to Bohemian Rhapsody is actually a reference to a reference. This is the level of attention to small details I really appreciate. Also, Neil Gaiman himself at 0:59.

[christopherlansdowne]

When you're visiting with your very religious family and this pops up in your YouTube recommendations... this is when you plug in the earbuds and watch the video with gleeful impishness. ^_^

[christinefarrell]

The one nun with a photo of Crowley in her cell though....

[Fightguyrob]

Love it! If this is representative of the humor of the overall show, then they've f**king nailed it.

[infinitemackerel]

The fact that this is set to the music of “battle hymn of the republic” somehow makes it funnier