Production on the third and final season of Prime Video's 'Good Omens' has been paused amid allegations of sexual assault against series co-creator Neil Gaiman. The decision follows a podcast series from Tortoise Media detailing accusations from multiple women, which Gaiman has denied, expressing that he is 'disturbed' by the claims. Discussions about potential production changes are ongoing, and Amazon has not provided further comment. This pause comes shortly after Disney halted development on a feature adaptation of Gaiman's 'The Graveyard Book.' Gaiman has been heavily involved in the series, which stars Michael Sheen and David Tennant, and was renewed in December for this concluding season. While fans eagerly await the resolution, it remains uncertain how the allegations will impact the project's future.