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* EroticEating: The scene in which Aziraphale discovers the pleasure of eating while devouring an ox is filmed very sensually. Aziraphale and Crowley are close together in a dark, intimate space, and as Aziraphale eats, Crowley watches him with the intensity of someone who's just discovered a new kink. Hilariously, this will be the first of several times in-series in which Crowley offers food just so he can watch Aziraphale eat it.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: God's first and only appearance in the second season plays Her surprisingly cruel part in the original Book of Job straight, grilling Job over how he knows nothing when he asks for clarification.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Aziraphale is very distraught over his choice to actively aid the demon Crowley in his trickery against Heaven to save Job's kids, even if it was for a purpose he agrees is good. He believes he'll fall to Hell for it, but Crowley comforts him about it.
* NotSoAboveItAll: God's first and only appearance in the second season plays Her surprisingly cruel part in the original Book of Job straight, grilling Job over how he knows nothing when he asks for clarification. (Although She isn't very rude with Her questions, mostly just asking Job about ostriches and whales rather than daring him to control the behemoths and leviathans or anything like that.)
* NotSoAboveItAll: God's first and only appearance in the second season plays Her surprisingly cruel part in the original Book of Job straight, grilling Job over how he knows nothing when he asks for clarification. (Although She isn't very rude with Her questions, mostly just asking Job about ostriches and whales rather than daring him to control the behemoths and leviathans or anything like that.)
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* BerserkButton: Crowley acts rather offensively when Aziraphale asks him if he can use the Bentley, right down to implying they share it.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: God's first and only appearance in the second season plays Her surprisingly cruel part in the original Book of Job straight, grilling Job over how he knows nothing when he asks for clarification.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: When Aziraphale worries over what he is now, Crowley answers that he's "just an angel that goes along with Heaven as long as he can," much like he referred to himself earlier in the cellar.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: When Aziraphale worries over what he is now, Crowley answers that he's "just an angel that goes along with Heaven as long as he can," much like he referred to himself earlier in the cellar.
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* TwoLinesNoWaiting: This episode follows both the present day, where Aziraphale and Crowley find out Heaven's investigation into their half-miracles, and the events of the Book of Job, where Crowley and Aziraphale go through the motions of taking everything Job owns as part of God and Satan's bet, including his children.
