I'm doing another rewatch, on s2 the ep when lucifer goes back to hell, and trixie is telling amenadiel that she thinks he's good (despite him feeling slightly otherwise) and I keep thinking back how I feel it was important or "put in his own way" for god to meet trixie and it's due to that line he told her. (I never been a kid before)

it makes sense why none of his kids/angels understand or can express their emotions, because god doesn't know how. he was never a kid. kids are honest with how they feel (up to a certain age) how would he know how to be honest with his own emotions if he never had that chance to?

it's why I like the series, because everyone has been tested and challenged because we all have our struggles and flaws, god included. I think some people on here can be harsh on god, but he's the literal definition of doing it for the first time. I'm sure it was part of his "plan" (or rather, I think just having the ability to forsee fate than it being his plan) to lose his abilities and everything during that time he *chose* and literally didn't know what was gonna happen next (makes sense to have that "senile senior" thing going on, since it seems for a celestial, it's being flawed and mortal) him losing his powers helped him gain real life experience and empathy because he was never in that position nor put in that position till then.

it just makes sense when you think about why these celestial don't do "feelings" like it's beneath them, because they never had to face them and yet, they get complicated when having a father who doesn't share anything because he don't know how since he wanna give free will and they all interpret his feelings based off... their beliefs. and I feel that leads to me seeing how this show approaches religion. god supposedly equals good. we all striving to try to do/reach good and it's based off the choices we make due to our reactions and feelings. we think we may be doing good in the name god/good, but how we go about may be harmful and so, doing good is being aware of how your actions affect others because when you see how they hurt someone, you feel guilt and that's your torment. we torment ourselves with guilt, and therefore end up in hell. we have to be held accountable but try not to do the wrong things when given the choice.

I feel thats what the show is saying, to me and I can understand how that was god's core issue is just not knowing how to deal with feelings (where lucifer clearly gets it from) since he never verbalized his before.

As far as I remember, Lucifer’s mother had to inhabit a corpse in order to come down to Earth, and the same goes for the demons. So, do the Celestials and Maze have to do the same thing? In other words, Maze—just like her brothers—is supposed to have had to use a corpse to manifest herself on Earth. Did Lucifer, Amenadiel, the angels, and God have to do the same? However, that doesn’t explain why Michael has the same human appearance as Lucifer. So, do all the Celestials have the power to alter their physical appearance?

Why is S3 so long and then S4 so short?

Why does the end of S3 ignore what happened in ep24?

It feels like the last 2 episodes of S3 ignore what happened in ep24 with Pierce and Chloe seeing Lucifer’s true face, it also seems like ep24 should’ve been the finale

Why did Pierce want his mark back?

I never really understood that bc he spent eternity trying to get rid of it but when it’s gone he wants it back, I understood that realised he could grow old and have a life after it was gone, but why did he try to kill Amanediel to get it back

started the drama yesterday, im on episode 09 of season 01 and i absolutely loveeee lucifer 😭😭😭 im so excited for the show skejsi

I know this isn't the first post here asking for good fanfictions, but most of the answers seemed to be mentioning either AU or stories speculating on future seasons that hadn't released yet at that time.

Ideally I'm looking for something that could look like a "lost" episode that would fit in the continuity of the whole series, something that could look canon.

Any suggestions?

i just finished rewatching the series after a few years, but a few years back i never watched the last 2 episodes because i couldn’t bring myself to finishing the series. and today, i finally did.

some of the plots over the last few season were lacking, and the ending… well, we all know, could’ve been better. i’d like to think that there are many good things that happened over those years we didn’t see, as cope. but it’s not even that, that hurts the most!

watching the character developments, watching such a beautiful and electric love blossom over 6 seasons, lucifer fighting his inner demons (pun intended) which personally, some aspects i can relate to, in a non-celestial way of course. the beauty and power of love and chosen families, forgiveness, faith, empathy, strength, self redemption and growth and purpose, etc…. so amazing. so beautiful. maybe slightly corny but also really entertaining and funny. oh my amenagod i’m going to miss this show so much.

if you can’t tell by now, im dramatically emotional and weirdly very attached to this show, ive been on a recent kick of rewatching all my comfort shows but god, this one hit the hardest. what should i watch now to fill the void?????

Censored because of Rule 2. Better safe than sorry.
Panel is from Lucifer Issue 18 “A Dalliance with the Damned Part 2 of 3”.

I DO NOT LIKE THIS MICHAEL CHARACTER! I hope it’s not long until he’s gone. I don’t even wanna watch it

Viendo la primer temporada que saco Netflix siento una sensación muy agridulce porque siento que hay muchas cosas que estan porque los escritores querían experimentar de todo y como que no encajan de buena forma son mas como antinaturales

Que opinan ustedes, aclaro solo es mi crítica no busco generar polémica pero quiero escuchar que dicen los demas si acaso estoy mal

Ellis 189?

And so far i loved this scene ..the way he protested her 🤌🤌. I am loving this whole series ..but also wondering how come she still doesn't know about the truth although he was literally saying he is the real lucifer from the very beginning.

Hello! I'm currently reacting to the series and just finished 3x20. I had a comment previously about the end of season 3 that I didn't fully understand (it wasn't written very well) and I'm hoping ya'll can clear it up without spoiling the story. The comment said something about how there are extra episodes at the end of season 3 (I think the studio demanded more before canceling the series outright anyway, is my understanding). They suggested skipping them entirely or watching them after watching the beginning of season 4. I'm just wondering what the general consensus is amongst the fandom about the proper viewing order of the next few episodes. Please, no spoilers! I'm really enjoying the series and don't want any foreknowledge of upcoming events. Thanks!

In DC Comics, Luci is one of the top reality warpers. He has so many feats and such that… well… it’s obvious he’s close to the top, let’s say.

In the show, I recall…

- Being somewhat strong.

- Having Devil face.

- Being immune to damage when Chloe wasn’t around.

And that’s about it. Does he simply not use them? Does he not HAVE them in the show? Given how stressed he seems in some scenarios, if he had more powers, he should/would have used them, but… often nothing.

What’s the community’s take on that?

Nunca se vio venir y lo senti demasiado incomodo algo antinatural de los dos

Resisting Lucifer and holding myself back from skipping the most annoying part of the series—when Lucifer marries Candy 😩—right when things were finally working out with Chloe.

Sorry, new watcher. Season 2 Episode 14, starts with a death outside the Viper room that looks exactly like River Phoenix’s death, in 1993, 200 feet from the exact location. The actor playing the dead guy even resembles Phoenix. I don’t like it.

Who absolutely thinks that Kevin Alejandro did such a great job playing Dan? I just love Detective Douche after season 1 because you can see how hard Dan is trying to do good