First things first, what exactly is Good Omens about?

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Good Omens is a TV mini-series that shares the tale of the bungling of Armageddon which features an angel, a demon, an eleven-year-old Antichrist, and a doom-saying witch. That's a lot to take in, I know...

The six-part series was released last month...

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David Tennant stars as the demon, Crowley, and the angel, Aziraphale, is played by Michael Sheen. The black-comedy series watches the two opposite characters collaborate with one another to prevent the coming of the Antichrist and an imminent apocalypse.

Based on a 1990 novel...

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The series takes the plot of the 1990 novel, Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch, created and written by English authors, Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.

The late Pratchett's request...

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Terry Pratchett sadly died in 2015 and his last request to his co-writer before he died was to have their novel adapted onto TV screens. Gaiman wrote the scripts, screenplay, and worked as a showrunner during production.

The series has already been a huge success...

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Good Omens has received great feedback and has even been described as a "devilishly funny love letter to the book" by The Radio Times.

But not everybody is happy about this devilish little production...

There has been some controversy around the release of the series, and a certain group of people are not happy about it.

A Christian group from the US has had their say...

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Popular group, Return To Order, have created a petition demanding to get the series taken off the air. So far, the petition has received a huge 20,000 signatures in aid of the demand.

"Working towards an organic Christian society..."

Return to Order is based upon the writings of author, John Horvat II. It "calls upon Americans to put principles into actions by working toward what is called an organic Christian society."

"A mockery of God's order and religion..."

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The cancellation campaign declares the series as a "mockery of God's order and religion, which destroys the barriers of horror that society still has for the devil."

Some people have really looked deep into this...

People are entitled to their opinions and beliefs, but all of this to cancel a TV series? Really?

And that isn't even the worst part...

The petition was drafted on the website saying: "To Netflix, I protest against your series Good Omens, which portrays God as a tyrant and Devils as being good." Can anyone spot the mistake here?

Netflix had nothing to do with the series...

If the organizers of this petition had bothered to do some homework before sinking their claws in, they would have discovered that Good Omens was produced, and is streamed by, Amazon Prime. Duh.

Neil Gaiman had his say on the petition...

Since he did write the thing, he has a right to have his say! Gaiman tweeted: "This is so beautiful... Promise me you won't tell them?"

There is a lot of sarcasm on the internet right now...

Publisher and science fiction writer, Cheryl Morgan, tweeted: "Miraculously God has already done it. Don't tell them She put it on Amazon instead."

"Voiced by a woman..."

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God is voiced by American actress, Frances McDormand, and this is also something the group is not too pleased about - because suggesting that God is a woman is clearly an instant ticket to the gates of Hell...

The internet is absolutely losing its mind over the drama...

Let's be honest, it's a pretty hilarious mistake for 20,000 people to get on board with.

Netflix UK has finally spoken out...

Netflix UK tweeted yesterday, "ok we promise not to make any more." Blunt and straight to the point - we like it.

And things have gotten even better...

Amazon Prime got involved with this hilariously topical tweet. But seriously, please don't cancel Stranger Things...

Have the organization noticed their mistake?

Just today, the religious group have admitted their error. We bet they're all feeling a little red-faced this morning.

But in the meantime?

It doesn't look like Amazon will be canceling the show any time soon, despite the 20,000 miffed Christians asking Netflix to do so... We may as well sit back, put our feet up and enjoy the new series! After all, it has had some great reviews...