r/lucifer • u/Lord_Ambrian_Ad5979 • 1h ago
r/lucifer • u/Altair05 • Sep 06 '21
Season 6 [Official Season 6 Discussion Thread Hub] - Individual Episode Discussion Posts Linked Inside Spoiler
Overall Season 6 Discussion <--- Be warned that there maybe un-tagged spoilers from Season 5B in this discussion thread. Enter at your own peril.
Episode 1: Nothing Ever Changes Around Here
Episode 4: Pin the Tail on the Baddie
Episode 5: The Murder of Lucifer Morningstar
Episode 6: A Lot Dirtier Than That
Episode 8: Save the Devil, Save the World
Episode 10: Partners 'Til the End
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r/lucifer • u/Lord_Ambrian_Ad5979 • 4h ago
General/Misc Which of the recurring characters do you think we're better off without
r/lucifer • u/Key-Drawing-9682 • 4h ago
Cain The biggest plothole in my opinion
After lucifer and cain bring back Abel he gets hit by the taxi or wtv, why didn't his soul just do the same as the goddess of all creation like pop from body to body , she also came from hell right ? Idk it's too convenient to me that they just accepted him as gone just like that
r/lucifer • u/Lord_Ambrian_Ad5979 • 8h ago
Lucifer Who do you hate more???
r/lucifer • u/curiosodemayo • 5h ago
Season 2 Am I the only one who thinks the stewardess/poison storyline in Lucifer makes no sense?
I’m rewatching Lucifer, and there’s something about the storyline involving the stewardess who gets killed while smuggling a package that doesn’t make sense to me.
If I remember correctly, the person behind the poison was making it themselves, so why did they need someone to smuggle the package in the first place? What exactly was the point of having the stewardess transport it if they were already the one producing the poison?
Maybe I’m missing a detail or forgetting something from the episodes, but the whole setup feels unnecessarily complicated. If the person could make the poison themselves, why involve another person to bring them and create an additional risk?
Did I miss something, or is this just a plot hole? 😂
r/lucifer • u/ethankeyboards • 20h ago
General/Misc Why does Lucifer constantly put his drink on top of the Steinway?
Love the show, but... It's so wrong to put drinks on a piano, especially a fine instrument like his Steinway.
Season 1 2_vile.
Check out the actor 2_vile (pilot) irl ; I think you’ll be surprised. (Spoiler_ He is obviously really good).
r/lucifer • u/Lord_Ambrian_Ad5979 • 5h ago
General/Misc Which season's Deckerstar chemistry do you love the most??😊
r/lucifer • u/Lord_Ambrian_Ad5979 • 5h ago
General/Misc Who do you think is the best, Big bad Villain among these
r/lucifer • u/Lord_Ambrian_Ad5979 • 5h ago
General/Misc Who amon these do you like more?
r/lucifer • u/Psyc0P3ngu1n • 1d ago
Season 3 Something I just noticed
Maybe this isn't that big of a find but I've watched the show a few times and never noticed. S3 Ep.14, when lucifer is threatening Ella's brother his eyes flash red for a second. He tries to show his devil eyes and almost succeeds. Pretty cool little detail
r/lucifer • u/Silly_Morning1487 • 2d ago
Lucifer He's telling everyone all the time and they don't believe it and when they find out they act as he lied
r/lucifer • u/Extension-Lia-4840 • 2d ago
Actor fluff Tom Ellis and Tom Bateman were both born as twins!!!
many of us already might know that Tom Ellis has a twin sister from his recent interview. Recently i found out that Tom Bateman has a twin brother !!
(Love hypothesis fans assemble)😉
they don’t just look similar, they were born as twins!!
they don’t just share the same name, they both hail from the UK!!
how bizarre is that😫
r/lucifer • u/JamStan1978 • 2d ago
General/Misc Is the ending really that bad? It has an 8.5 on IMDB so im confused on why everybody here acts like its the worst series finale of all time. Please no spoilers, im thinking of watching the show.
Does anybody here actually like the finale? Is the fan outrage just dramatic and exaggerated? Whats going on? I typically dont watch shows that have a bad ending bc i dont want to feel like it was pointless.
r/lucifer • u/ObeyVaeh • 2d ago
Charlotte M-M-Marlotte?
I was just watching the new Carrie show and I hear a sentence from a character (well a particular word that was said) “Volatile” and I was like hey that sounds like Charlotte. And what do you know 😭
P.S. Looked it up on google and it said that it was a battle star reunion. Cool, dude 😎
r/lucifer • u/Martyna70 • 3d ago
Actor fluff Tom Ellis was on Mark&Kelly Live today! He did great!
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r/lucifer • u/Particular-Brush-810 • 2d ago
Lucifer Yo how does lucifer fit look
It's on a roblox game ik bit unrelated but I thought it would be cool
r/lucifer • u/Snoo-34030 • 3d ago
Actor fluff On Tom & Kevin reunion, and a fanpage
Hey, folks! Since nobody shared, here's for a mini reunion between Tom & Kevin. Tom lives in NYC now but both Bracelet Bros are working on shows for CBS/Paramount+ (yes, I know, please let's leave that subject! )
Kevin recorded a sweet and hilarious video for Tom.
I MISS THEM, GUYS! I MISS THEIR ENERGY SO BAD! 🥹
And since I couldn't post the video, I'm sharing the YouTube link, as well as an Instagram link.
As for the IG link....I'm a bit shy about it, but what the Hell : earlier this summer I created a long mulled fanpage dedicated to our Lucifamily. It's called Lucifamsloop and it's my goal, as best as I can, to share updates on what the cast & crew are up to.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeIPx5hNavn
If you don't follow them all, this page is trying to document as much as possible. It's meant to be useful, and support the luci-cast and crew.
r/lucifer • u/Kadaver-Zer0 • 5d ago
Lucifer Simon Baker as Lucifer?
I started watching The Mentalist not too long ago, and I’m almost done with the first season. But I kept thinking that if they were to ever do a more comic accurate version of Lucifer, with the blonde hair and all, does anyone else think that Simon Baker would be a good fit for the role? 🤔
r/lucifer • u/Similar-Heart-4785 • 4d ago
Mazikeen What is wrong with Maze
WHY IS SHE KISSING EVERYONE
FIRST EVE THEN CHOLE
r/lucifer • u/DudaRpy • 4d ago
Season 4 General Season 4
I just finished watching Season 4 and wanted to know what you all think of this season,do you like it?
r/lucifer • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 6d ago
General/Misc A behind the scenes photo from the show
r/lucifer • u/Chaotic_Locked_Soul • 6d ago
God "It's obvious that there was no God's plan."
Saw arguments similar to this one a few times on this sub and started a post because I'm curious about what people think. If you believe there was no plan, why?
God mentions the plan when he and Goddess are saying goodbye to Lucifer and Amenadiel. When Lucifer asks him how much was part of the plan, God just chuckles "knowingly" and leaves.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqQmemkS4tg&t=267s
We can, of course, speculate about the specifics of the plan, how much was and wasn't planned, and what it really was, and I guess we can also theorize that God just made it up. Definitely not impossible for me to believe. But I have a hard time understanding why some people are so sure there was absolutely no plan at all while this scene exists.
I personally think that God either always planned for Lucifer to become a Hell Healer and for Amenadiel to become God, and that's why he banished Lucifer to Hell in the first place and then created Chloe. He is omniscient and knew things would eventually develop in a certain way, so he needed to interfere just minimally but pushed events in a certain direction when necessary. So basically everything was the plan.
OR God is much more limited than everyone thinks. He doesn't see the whole future, and there was no plan, and he actually kicked Lucifer out because his ego couldn't manage that someone was opposing him. Maybe he even regretted it a little bit later, but he wouldn't admit he was wrong about something. Then I guess he created Chloe to move things on somehow (he might not be fully omniscient, but I guess he still can predict things to some level) and made up the plan to make it look like he actually knows what he's doing. And maybe he also wanted to take credit for his children's achievements. He also doesn't want anyone to know about his limitations.
I like the second take more because it would mean that I didn't watch the show where characters were secretly just God's puppets the whole time, and God eventually got what he wanted and everyone just accepted it. It also goes along with the theme that celestials are exactly as imperfect as humans, which should include God. I think my own dad actually partially inspired that theory, lol.
But I really don't think that when it comes to God in this show, anything is clear and obvious. He was a very confusing character for me.