r/lucifer

I never watched the series before and I just finished season 3. I know that after that the tone of the series is darker and definitely not the same as it used to be. I really like the show like it was and I am scared of not like the rest of the series. Is it really worth it? And without spoilers, Is there at least one element from the old version that is still in the new one? Thank you for your answer 🙏

I've got to say I've never been one to post on this especially on a series but I cannot even begin to express the infuriating cringe I'm going through.

Can someone please for the life of me explain what the writers were on for season three my god it's got me literally forgetting why I even started watching this to begin with... I held off for so long because I didn't want to give into the hype but I gave it a chance this past week and I was hooked, but I just started three and my god, I literally had to rate it into the not for me category on Netflix. What is this garbage my god. This is a bigger betrayal than ending of game of thrones, at least that I was able to stomach. Wth man.​​​​

when lucifer tells cain that he's gonna find his kyptonite is he aware that there is a superman and that there is a superman that looks like tom welling cain?

A couple days ago I decided to give this show a shot
I’m on season 2 now but in my opinion what I think of it tbh it’s kind of good I didn’t even notice this show was apart of dc lmfao , so far in the show my fav characters might be luci , maze and his brother
Can’t wait for the rest of the episodes.

{idk if there’s a discussion flair so I’ll just keep it as this }

I could get him killing Cain during the initial sequence to save Decker maybe being justified, but Cain was unarmed and defeated when Lucifer murdered him. I am not saying that I can't see why he would take his life; it was completely in character and made sense. But, after seeing Charlotte - an incredibly awful person - redeem herself... Lucifer should have known that everyone deserved to be redeemed. And by killing Cain, Lucifer robbed his soul of that (and Cain may have been unhinged post break-up with his desire for his "curse" (immortality), but it was still wrong).

I actually think he could have been rehabilitated. I think, deep-down, he hated himself more than anyone else. He told himself he was going to heaven, but he knew deep down that he hated himself too much.

sometime in the last season Michael was in hell, cleaning the tiles with a toothbrush.

I don't recall when and how he ended up there.

Did Lucifer order him to go there after he won their battle?

He also wasn't allowed to speak. As Luci wasn't God, who had the power to do that?

Lucifer constantly drinks at the precinct and around chloe and i know he says he cannot get drunk and just likes the taste, but when the nurse in the mental hospital gave him drugs they worked bc Chloe was nearby. Why does the same not happen with alcohol

1. lucifer didn't knew that souls can go from hell to heaven,

2. Amendil did not knew about his mission,he was just guessing all around

3. angels can have kids with humans

4. taking Dan's soul from earth to hell again

etc etc.

I’m European, and after watching a few episodes of Lucifer, I wonder how their livers are holding up.

In every scene, someone is always drinking alcohol, whether it’s beer, wine, or superalcoholics.

Every occasion seems like an excuse to get completely drunk.

Is the whole series like that?

I recently started watching and just got to the end of season 2, but something has me scratching my head.

The guy who left an uber driver to burn while saving his thesis is in hell. Lucifer says the scenario will replay until he really believes he has been punished enough.

The way he says it implies to me that he could then ascend to heaven.

What happens when someone monstrous really, fully believes they were righteous? No guilt over their actions at all? Where do they go in the Lucifer universe?

Chloe : You are the actual Devil

Me: He's been saying that for three years not his fault you didnt believe

In the "secret professor" serial killer episode, Chloe walks away from Lucifer. He doesn't seem to know whether she's far enough away for him to become invulnerable again, so he repeatedly scratches his hand with broken glass until he stops bleeding.

If his vulnerability is based entirely on his subconscious, why would he need to test it? Shouldn't he already know whether he's vulnerable or not?

This scene makes it seem like physical distance has an effect independent of his subconscious. Is there an in-universe explanation for this, or is it just an inconsistency?

First of all, I started the series with the wrong impression. I went in thinking it was going to be more typical detective show style. I was so skeptical at first! I kept thinking things like “So any rando can just join the police force and hang out with a detective?” and “Therapists taking sexual favors as payment?”
I made fun of it a lot. It was still entertaining to critique, so I kept watching.

After the first couple seasons, I got into it way more and appreciated it for what it is. It’s funny. It’s more about the celestial world and relationships and less about detective work. The funny parts made me laugh. The serious parts made me cry.

The devil is bisexual. Eve married her lesbian demon girlfriend. God is basically just a normal guy. They didn’t shy away from anything, and I love that.

One of the things that really impressed me was the music. The entire department needs a raise. A lot of the songs they used weren’t from a genre I normally listen to, and I had not heard most of them. I found myself liking music I normally wouldn’t because it fit so well.

Overall, once I got into it, I really liked it. I will probably watch it again in a couple years when I’ve forgotten a lot of it. If you haven’t seen it yet, don’t go in thinking it’s going to be CSI: Satan. It’s not, but I love it for what it is.