From the podcast Where There's A Will, There's A Wake where Kathy Burke 'invites guests to see their death brought to life, as they plan their final days.' Episode with Michael Sheen :) (x)
Kathy: Let’s say if you were... let's say you’re were doing a new series of Good Omens with the great David Tennant-
Michael: Well, I don’t know about the 'great', but okay. With David Tennant, yeah.
Kathy: Who would replace you? I mean, who would put up with him, do you think?
Michael: I know. I mean, I’m loath to say it, but really, he should play both parts in it.
Kathy: Oh, okay.
Michael: Because originally we were... originally I was when I first... so Neil Gaiman, who wrote the original book with Terry Pratchett that the series was based on, when I first started talking to Neil about it, when he told me that he was going to do it, originally we talked about me playing the other part, the part David played. And one of the sort of things about us doing it is we’d never really acted opposite each other before because we’d usually be up for the same parts for many, many years so there's like... I mean it was... I think it was sort of between me and him for Casanova - when he did Casanova. I mean, he’s far too egotistical to let me know the parts I got over him but I, you know, I... there we are, that shows what the relationship is like - I’m quite happy to say the part that he got over me. But... so the fact that we were together in this was quite unusual, because normally we would be playing the same part. So that’s quite good in a way that... because they’re both... they’re sort of light and shade of the same person in a way. So once I did pop my clogs, maybe he would have to then... you know the way they do it, like... do you remember that film Dead Ringers where Jeremy Irons played twins? I mean it happens all the time now but that was the first time I've seen it. So I’d quite like to see David playing both parts. And it would be his homage to me.”
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(and this one has a video! :))
Kathy: And talking about people that you wouldn't want there, who's just gonna fucking turn up anyway... I think you've got this person to do your eulogy, have you not?
Michael: Oh, God. I mean, yeah. There's no way around it.
David's voice: Michael Sheen... The dear departed Michael Sheen. What... what can I say about him that he didn't say about himself? Erm. Not much. Listen, he wasn't to everyone's taste, but I always quite liked him. He was the best in his price range. Without him, the world is a lot less... Welsh. Goodbye, Michael.
Kathy: Well, that was very short and very sweet. It was perfect. Thank you, David Tennant.
"The explanation I got was that Dutchy's ass was over the line. His feet were outside, but his ass was over the line...so that's the explanation I got. And then he got pushed in and..." (annoyed shrug)
Marchment on the reason his goal was disallowed | 05.17.24
This was prompted by a request based on my last video, asking me to record right over my apex. In this position, you can see my heart pushing my hand and the stethoscope up and down. An S3 is also audible for much of the recording. Enjoy!
Pete DeBoer speaking about Mason's disallowed goal in OT:
"I’d like to get an explanation. I didn’t get an explanation. I’d heard the referees had talked to some of the players. The players had told me what the referee said but you know, sometimes that gets lost in translation, especially with some of our players so *laughs* I don’t wanna comment on it until I get an official explanation."