If you loved how Arthur, Ford, and Slartibartfast stumble comically through averting the Krikkit apocalypse—complete with officious computers and cosmic red tape—you’ll click with the angel Aziraphale and demon Crowley trying (with equally droll banter) to derail Armageddon in Good Omens. The jokes land with the same sly, world-weary wink, and the plot’s “end-of-everything” stakes never drown out the wit.

Adams’s reveal that Hactar nudged Krikkit toward universal annihilation lampoons grand cosmic plans. Vonnegut’s The Sirens of Titan similarly skewers fate and higher powers: Malachi Constant is shuttled across the Solar System by inscrutable forces, only to learn the “meaning” behind humanity’s struggles is hilariously small. If the Wikkit Gate’s pieces and the Lord’s Cricket Ground heist tickled your taste for cosmic send-ups, this one scratches the same itch.

If you enjoyed the chaotic chemistry of Arthur’s perpetually baffled humanity colliding with Ford’s breezy savvy, Zaphod’s ego, Trillian’s competence, and Marvin’s glum genius, you’ll love the Red Dwarf crew’s antics. Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers corrals Dave Lister, Arnold Rimmer, the Cat, and ship’s AI Holly into misadventures that echo the Heart of Gold’s squabbling camaraderie—equal parts snark, mishap, and accidental heroics.

The Krikkit robots’ theft of the Ashes and the scramble to collect Wikkit Gate pieces give Life, the Universe and Everything a caper-in-space vibe. In The Stainless Steel Rat, master con artist Slippery Jim DiGriz pulls off audacious interstellar heists with the same breezy flair and tongue-in-cheek tone. If you relished Adams’s fast, witty leaps from planet to planet, Harrison’s slick, lightfooted space capers will feel like home.

From the temporal shenanigans around the Lord’s Cricket Ground to Slartibartfast’s meddling tours through history, Adams plays time travel for laughs and chaos. To Say Nothing of the Dog sends hapless historians pinging through Victorian England to find a missing church relic, tangling with paradoxes and etiquette alike. If the Wikkit Gate’s timey-wimey scavenger hunt delighted you, this witty romp’s pratfalls and butterfly effects will too.