It's the opening of the episode where a random guy gets inside the club in a rush and asks lucifer's help and lucifer offers him a seat next to him.

On my first watch through of the show and I noticed. When Dan was talking with Cain, Cain talks about how life was meaningless an Dan says “huh maybe we are all dust in the wind”

That’s a supernatural reference to when Dean became death for an episode and he tells a guy that just died that “everything is dust in the wind” right?

Mazikeen told Lucifer that she would protect him from any danger. And talks about how she "followed him through Hell" Which, while it may be true, she says it in a way that denotes loyalty.

Something that,throughout the series, she has shown she doesn't actually have for him. Because, throughout the series, she has betrayed or worked against him at least three times. The worst of which possibly being when >!chose to work with Micheal to regain her soul.!< Something Lucifer tried to tell her he can't give her. But she, like everyone else it seems, refuses to listen to him because "he's the devil, and he lies and hides things."

I just don't understand why Lucifer puts up with her for so long. She clearly doesn't actually care for him. Or, at the very least, she's a really shitty bodyguard and friend to him.

Tom Ellis should have been offered a role in marvel for lucifer or big movies but instead he is doing other average shows, gate keeping in Hollywood is quite brutal it seems like. Lauren German also deserves recognition and movies.

I’m rewatching Lucifer for the second time and I’m noticing things I didn’t when I first watched it. Amenadiel thinks of himself extremely highly. He thinks he’s better than everyone especially all of his siblings. He’s also extremely toxic and deceptive. He hates Lucifer and wants him back in hell bc he thinks that’s where Lucifer belongs. He says horrible things to Uriel and tries to beat him down. I’m at the end of season 2 where they find out God entrusted the final piece of the sword to his favorite son and it was Amenadiel. He acts super smug about it when a few seconds prior he was angry and yelling at Lucifer for being the favorite. He deceives Linda just to get info on Lucifer to force him back to hell. He even steals Lucifer’s wings and gets a man killed. He definitely deserved the loss of his powers and his wings.

Edit: Yes I know what a character arc is and yes I know his character development throughout the show is great. I’m just venting about how he is NOW. I understand that his character isn’t the greatest in the beginning because of the fact that his character development is important.

Has anyone noticed that in this episode Lucifer talks about the dog Cornelia with Dan at the precinct and says that "chocolate is poisonous and she ate my wallet" Lucifer doesn't use a wallet? Any time you see him taking cash out its in a money clip or a roll?

Did anyone notice that, after Lucifer calls him out for "having tiny lady hands" in S01E03, Dan can be seen using the nut cracker- looking thingamabob for exercising grip strength? I thought it was a nice detail when I realized it.

Am I the only one who feels a deep emotional attachment to Lucifer series? Every time I re-watch it, I can't help but miss Luci and Chloe and all the iconic moments they shared. The post-series depression is real, it's like there’s a void left after that last episode. Sure, Season 6 wasn’t exactly what we expected, but deep down, we know we wanted more of Luci. Despite that, they gave the characters a satisfying and meaningful ending, and I guess that’s all we could hope for.

I also heard that the actors were ready to move on from their roles also Tom Ellis was ready to move on from the role and was hoping to take on big-screen roles in movies. I’d love to see him bring that same charisma to the big screen!

So we know how lucifer has money, he has Lux. But how does Amanadiel have money? We see him rent the office next to Linda, he buys stuff for their child and Linda when she gets pregnant and we have seen him spending money in many other ways aswell, so how does he get the money?

Does he take money from Lucifer or does he have an infinite supply of it from God? Or since he's an angel maybe he can easily rob banks or something?? Is there even an in universe answer for this?

Edit: So I know how lucifer got money when he first came on Earth, he probably granted favours for money. But we never see amanadiel do that, when he comes to Earth at the start of the season we always see him just desperately trying to bring Lucifer back to hell.

After that we never see any mentions of his job (or lack there of) or any other source of money. Plus granting favours isn't his kind of money.

Look how Lucifer see's Chloe (S6). Damn I will miss them together so much. The craziness and jokes of Lucifer during investigation, LUX, romantic conversations between Luci and Chloe, Therapy sessions, Maze madness, Bond between Amenadiel and Luci. I hope this characters will reunite one day!!! 🥹❤️

So, in Season 4, Chloe comes back and tries to get rid of Lucifer because he's The Devil. But thing is, Lucifer has been very open about being The Devil, and even tried to show his devil face once (but of course, he lost that face because the idiot self-actualized into being an angel), and then Chloe gets scared when she actually does see his face. It makes no sense because he's told her so many times it's not a metaphor, and that he is the literal devil, so why did she run off and get scared from it? It then took over a month for her to finally get over it. It took Linda like 2 to 3 days to get over it, and then Detective Douche took like little to no days to get over it. Sure, he tried to kill Lucifer a few times, but we all know Dan would've loved to kill Lucifer either way. So why on Earth did Chloe take over a month to get over it? If she had just spoken to Lucifer about it, she wouldn't have gotten so scared. A church is going to be anti-Lucifer, so why the Hell did she go to a church about Lucifer? She was close to Lucifer, she could've just talked to him but nope, she goes to a church that is biased against The Devil.

I understand why people enjoy it and I'm not here to call you guys out for your taste but I for one can never seem to enjoy the show, at all.

First of all,. Lucifer is 100% female gaze. He hates and puts down other men, and what's funny is that each time he does we cut to women seeing him and getting 'turned on' by his dominance. As a man watching the show it's cringe as fuck because in real life, any man who acts like Lucifer would be an insufferable, easily manipulable prick.

And it's also very one dimensional, like I said. Lucifer is a toy targeted at women. He doesn't really have any character other than checking off the list of requirements in the female gaze. Tall, handsome, make weird noises and faces, loses to them often but somehow saves the day everytime, and treat them better than he treats men because that's what 'real men' do. Because real men treat their own kind like shit and put women on pedestal.

So I was watching devil is as devil does(which is a great episode by the way), and lucifer gives that great speeches about punishment and when he does give punishment . He mentioned bad peoplee were sent to him to be punished given what they deserve. However he says several times that he'll is where you go when you have guilt, so is it guilt or actions-writers didnt catch that did they? Am I wrong?

Also don't get me wrong I love lucifer and lucifer and chloe, but s5 got to be a bit much. The writers went too far keeping them apart and chloe seems needy which she never was. That whole lucifer couldn't say I love you and he feels he might never because it's possible he doesn't have the capacity. Then he didnt feel like he was deservung/worthiness of her love . I remembered that in s2 after they kiss he says he felt Invincible(prior to finding out chloe was a gift), and had every intention of being with despite feelings of unworthiness earlier in s2 . Then again towards the end of s3/beginning of s4, he cant help his feelings and confesses them to chloe and wants to be with her. What is the big deal in s5? Was it just he felt the unworthiness of telling her he loved her or being with her 5 confuses me with that?

I believe there should be a spin-off that focuses on the goddess' universe and how that functions. Maybe they can explore themes of a matriarchal society like how it was in Barbie (2023). The goddess was my favorite character and I def wanna see more of her.

I’ve been thinking about the season finale and it’s not really Rory’s fault is it?

I mean the reason she goes to the future is because Lucifer abandoned her and Chloe, but the reason Lucifer abandoned them is because Rory went to the future.

So which did it start with?

I think that was Gods plan, he wanted Lucifer to understand why He had to be an absent father so He made Lucifer an absent father as well. Yes I know it’s cruel but it makes sense. The other theory I’ve heard is that it was Gods plan to get Lucifer to stay in hell, but I think there were easier less complex ways for that to happen. So I think it makes sense that God wanted Lucifer to understand how sometimes you have to be an absent father.

Now obviously we know that it ended that way because the writers wrote it that way, but I needed an actual reason that’s in the show and I think that’s how the “loop” started.

Also I should mention, I haven’t watched past episode 7 and don’t plan to because I can’t watch Lucifer abandon the love of his life and daughter.

Happy Halloween, everyone! So before the day was officially over (at least on my end), I thought I would share some of my favorite Halloween fanfics. And everyone is more than welcome to share their favorites below, too!

“Lux Mori” Lucifer invites everyone to a costume party at Lux, but in a twisted turn of events, they are faced with a mini zombie apocalypse. It’s finished with 13k words.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/16465736/chapters/38561930

“The Fine Line Between Desire and Fear” Deckerstar goes on a double date with Michael and Ella to a haunted house. And it was written by matchstick_dolly, so you know it’s gonna be good. It’s finished at 10k words.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/27324919/chapters/66761014

“Trixie at the Bat” Lucifer allows Trixie to hang up a bat house on his balcony, which brings unexpected consequences. It’s finished at 11k words.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/16406729/chapters/38406755

And that should do it for now, I hope that you enjoy! And again, feel free to drop your recs below!

Hi Guys,

I have literally just finished watching Lucifer and I didn't find season 6 to be that bad. I've been reading everywhere how season 6 is so bad that you shouldn't even watch it altogether and IMO it's somewhat of stretch.

I mean, Loved that I got to know Rorry, I had millions of questions by the end of season 5 that I couldn't resist watching season 6 no matter how bad it was framed to be, and to my surprise, it's actually great for the following reasons

- Getting to know if Lucifer got to be God or not

- It makes sense he didn't get to be God cause ya know "devil"

- I mean Amenadiel made much more sense as God IMO

- Getting to know his daughter Rory was absolutely great

- As someone who had personally suffered from parental neglect, I strongly connected with her story (and Lucifer's for that matter)

- I loved the episode where they get to read Linda's draft, it was funny as hell

- Getting to know what happened to Dan, and how he overcame his regret

- Seeing Mazikeen and Eve getting together made me tear up NGL

- Lucifer finding a greater purpose than himself

- The fact that Chloe chose to join Lucifer in hell as a therapist was great

(The bullet points are in no particular order, so sorry for that)

I could go on and on. I just loved that they made this Season to be completely frank :)

Also if you have any suggestions of what I should watch next please LMK, Thanks,

Love y'all :D

I never watched this show when it was airing but I’ve been binging it on Netflix and have just finished the finale. I can not.stop.crying.

That was the BEST ENDING for a TV show I have EVER seen. This show was so deeply creative, fun, inspirational, and intelligent that I can’t imagine ever finding anything as good. Even the ending of LOST, the X-Files, Friends, and Breaking Bad didn’t kill me as much. The idea a of redemption was powerful and beautifully laid out for us. Leave it to Neil Gaiman to take it up a notch.

I am so so sad it’s over but that finale made it all worth it.

Lucifer could just get bad at his dad by making hell a good place?!! Like heaven even Because Micheal (the twin) mentioned that the rebellion was because Lucifer thought he could do a better job than the almighty god, and he was cursed to spend the enternity in hell (i understand hell was created for him to rule and there were no other ruler before him) and the demons we're just making stimulations to torture the subjects so instead they could make all good stimulations and turn it into an actual heaven and then luci wouldn't actually feel he's being punished and would be an excellent revenge!!!