Production of the third and final season of 'Good Omens' has been paused amid serious sexual abuse allegations against co-creator Neil Gaiman. Following a podcast series by Tortoise Media that detailed accusations from five women, Gaiman has offered to step back from the show, though Amazon has yet to respond to this proposal. The series, based on Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's 1990 novel, had its second season released in 2023, with filming for the third season originally slated to start in January 2025. Fans expressed dismay over the production halt, fearing it might lead to cancellation. Gaiman has denied the allegations, claiming they are inaccurate, yet the situation has prompted discussions about possible changes in production. Additionally, Gaiman's adaptation of 'The Graveyard Book' has also been put on hold due to the unfolding controversy.