colorful_dust

Yeah, she definitely represented that kind of comfort Joan needed in that moment. Goth God was interesting. All the recurring Gods were pretty cool in their own way. I enjoyed Joan's relationships to them all and that no matter who it was she was still snarky.

Gabriela

Yeah - I really just love her relationship with each God, and it's so cool to me that Amber's own dad played God a couple of times!

Goth God and Joan's relationship was another of my favorites - he was always the one who kind of managed to get her speechless

colorful_dust

Oh yeah, that was cool her dad was on the show. I love his appearance in Friday Night, when he talks to her about juggling and says that's what you have to do in life.

Hee, getting Joan speechless was pretty cool.

Gabriela

I was surprised that they didn't have her dad on more often...

I really liked her and Johnny Godway from Night of the Zombies They just had a natural chemistry together even though he was around for only that one episode.

clueless01

I completely and utterly agree. That was entertaining and worked very well, they could have/should have written him in more after that.

Gabriela

Yeah - he was one of my favorites

I would say my top three Gods (based on their interaction/chemistry with Joan) would be Cute Boy God, Goth God, and Old Lady God (I see her in absolutely everything and my fiance and I are always like "It's Old Lady God!!" )

Who are your top three?

clueless01

She is in absolutely everything. I saw her on Desperate Housewives on Monday! FYI I was not watching Desperate Housewives, I was waiting for flight of the conchords to come on (and no its not on the same channel but I live in a Uni Hall and blah blah irrelevant blah). Anyway, whenever I see her it's Old Lady/Laningham God.

Goth Kid God was my favourite, Johnny Godway's up there, and Cute Boy God is the classic God.

Gabriela

"blah blah irrelevant blah"

I really liked Goth God in second season - he kind of became the replacement for CBG as he and Joan became closer and more familiar with each other. I wonder why Kris Lemche didn't come back as much in season 2, whether it was his schedule or if they didn't even ask him?

clueless01

Yeah, I'd like to know that too, see that's the type of thing that they should include in commentaries.

ligayaharuka

Sorry I've been gone awhile - I was employed again, which made me all sorts of busy, then I reformatted my PC and forgot my password till now. X_x

Pardon the pun but a-fricking-men.

Though, it could be because Kris Lemche was too busy with Final Destination 3. From the looks of things, it seems the shooting schedule for both FD3 and JoA were around the same time.

Also! I'm so excited - next week is Holy Week vacation, which our country takes pretty seriously (being Catholic and all), and which also translates into 2 things:
1) More alone time for me.
2) More importantly, I get time to go through a JoA marathon (and not feel guilty in the least for shipping my favourite God incarnations XDDDDDDD)!

Just Peachy.

I really liked Goth God as I think he was so different not only in the looks but the way he spoke to Joan. I felt like there was a good connection with Joan.

Maybe they couldn't afford to keep bringing Kris back as they spent their money on the Duffs?

ligayaharuka

I actually found Goth God's somewhat soft tone of voice and mild speech inflections (compare with the self-assured, to the point of being cocky, confidence that's become the trademark of Cute Boy God) somewhat unnerving at first. Call me a tad prejudiced, but most of the goth people I know (and I know quite a lot on the local front) were hardly softspoken, and not just because of the way they look. They have this "don't mess with me and my underground ways" aura about them. Goth God, in spite of being goth, doesn't seem to have any of that about him.

Just Peachy.

I also loved Old Lady God, she also brought that comfort for Joan when things weren't going so well.

Gabriela

I agree that the combination of the look of Goth God with his soft-spokenness was great! It caught me off guard at first too.

I guess I never really saw CBG as cocky (self-assured I will agree with) - I think it was more him being "snippy" (as Joan would put it)

Overall, I really liked that they gave God a sense of humor no matter what form God was in

Just Peachy.

I was watching Silence and the egg and spoon race is freaky when the twin girls were walking next to Joan.