This makes me slightly annoyed considering Azrael was one of my favorite characters. They could have expanded so much more on Ella and Lucifer’s life pre-story with Azrael but they didn’t.
They didn’t have any scenes together.
So, I’m doing yet another rewatch (I’ve lost count at the point) and I’m high as balls—which almost always leads to moments of clarity for me. Anyway, it dawned on me that I don’t remember if it’s ever explained what Chloe, Dan, Ella, etc. are told about Linda’s injuries.
If it is, please tell me what I’ve forgotten. If it isn’t, what do you think Luci et al. told the humans about how she almost got burned alive?
Hit me with your best explanations for what happened to the world’s best psychiatrist—serious or ridiculous.
Oh HELL yeah, it’s Mr. Said Out Bitch!! Love this dude!
Edited to add: I’m only referring to the time before they finally learn Lucifer has been telling the truth all along.
just finished the tv series and i rlly wanna hear your thoughts about this
Spoilers ahead for s1-6 of Lucifer
If you are unfamiliar with the term surf Dracula, check out the attached image. It is the name of a trope where a show about a character being mostly character study/origin/just first act of a superhero movie.
I was thinking about some of my favourite episodes of Lucifer and realised that Lucifer is actually the opposite of surf Dracula.
Instead of the show being about Dracula who gets to surf at the end of the season, Lucifer is about a surfing man who occasionally has to deal with Dracula bullshit even though he just wants to surf with his buddies.
No matter what happens to hell, heaven, or earth, Lucifer is out there solving crimes. Every 10-15 episodes, he deals with supernatural celestial shenanigans.
S1 ending - Luci goes to hell and comes back
Mid s2- Luci saves Chloe by going to hell
Mid s3- Luci goes to hell to bring able
S3 ending - Luci sends his mother to void
Of course, this changes slightly after netflix takeover and surfing and Dracula business starts to mix more.
S4 ending- prophecy
S5 ending - war for the throne
We don't talk about it S6 because it doesn't exist.
Thus, I hearby conclude this rambling about one of my favourite shows ever. Bones. It has the perfect combination of surfing and Dracula-ing
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I know **this** group doesn't need convincing of Tom's extraordinary talent, but you really need to see this.
It's a small monologue from the season finale of CIA.
(His character, Colin, has just found out that the love of his life, Tony, whom he thought was dead, is very much alive and has (seemingly) gone rogoue.)
The episode airs tomorrow, 18.05, on CBS, and comes to streaming the day after.
We should all be proud of our Devil. He's exceptional!
P.s. video is credit to Ist1964 from IG.
I absolutely love this show and have binged multiple times LOL ... but one thing that bothers me and I'm curious what everyone else thinks about it is that it appears everyone in Hell can forgive themselves/let go of guilt and go to Heaven ... while this is great for guys like Dan (not evil) this would NOT be great for truly evil people like Hitler, Mengele, Zedong, Stalin, Castro, Hussein, Laden, Dahmer, Gacy, Epstein etc. did I miss something and those truly evil are unable to redeem themselves and go to Heaven?
Okay so I've started watching the show, and I'm really enjoying it, but some of the cases are so obvious to the point where I can literally guess the killer before Lucifer and Chloe even solves the case. No offense, but for the Devil and a cop they're kinda slow
And how come he was sooo bad at pretending to be Luci, all he had to do was crack a few corny jokes, and do devilish things; which apparently he was bad at doing (even though he can be mischievous), he didn’t give off the Luci playful vibe even in the scenes. In some scenes, he did but it just came off so fake. (I mean other than the lying, he was bad at playing Luci)
I heard about the audition for the new James Bond and wanna know your thoughts on this
Had some time and I just remembered that song from the last episode of S5 and searched it up on yt.
I also love that twist in words from the original song to "I wanna fall in love..."
Atleast now i know my screentime for yt is 1hr 40mins.
I love this show so much and I'm so sad its over, but what was that finale 😭 I know this is a popular take but I hated S6
You cannot convince me that was a happy ending... I know the reunite in the end, but to get there Lucifer spends thousands of years in Hell knowing his daughter hates him and there's nothing he can do, Chloe raises two fatherless kids alone and has to keep everything she knows to herself, and I feel like the other characters conclusions were just glossed over. And poor Trixie doesn't get to find out about the celestial stuff, so Lucifer just disapears from her life with no explanation? And maybe I'm wrong but couldn't Amenediel (all knowing God) just have given Lucifer the idea to go to Hell and help souls so he could do it part time like he wanted? Then he could still fulfil his purpose but be there to watch Rory grow up which is the one thing he desired?
I hate time travel plots in general so I went into S6 with my expectations on the floor. There were parts related to other characters that were great for the story (Amenediel becoming God, Dan and Trixie talking and Dan making it to Heaven, Ella finding out about everything celestial and opening her STEM foundation, Maze and Eve's wedding) but they messed up Deckerstars ending to the point I'm only gonna rewatch through S5 and pretend that's the finale lol. I think S6 just felt like a different show once they quit the LAPD
