Lucifer S1 E3 The Would-Be Prince of Darkness
Added 2021-11-10 01:36:04 +0000 UTC
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I love shows that dive into what may be viewed as uncomfortable and start a conversation about it. It's important and it's a good use of the fame. I'm glad I'm continuing it too, it's been an awesome ride so far and to know there are so many season ahead makes me so excited about all the twists and turns to come. I know there is so much to learn and i what to know all of it! lol
Jessie Dobbie Reactions
2021-11-15 12:26:25 +0000 UTCYes! This is so true! I absolutely love seeing these two together. And their actors are absolutely phenomenal!! :) Thank you, Jessie! I am so happy we now have this incredible show to love and talk about together. :) Sincerely, Heidi
Heidi Elizabeth Marcum
2021-11-15 12:24:50 +0000 UTCYES! It's She's All That lol I've actually only seen the first season, maybe 2, of Vampire Diaries and it was years ago when it first aired.
Jessie Dobbie Reactions
2021-11-15 12:21:25 +0000 UTCLucifer and Chloe are so great to watch together. They could be doing something so simple as drinking a soda and it's interesting lol
Jessie Dobbie Reactions
2021-11-15 12:18:10 +0000 UTCSo happy you did another episode of this show; it became one of my favorites! It’s even become a family favorite because it sparks some excellent conversations that, thankfully, bc it's a tv show, can keep things neutral and good-natured no matter personal views on heavy topics. The cast is good; the mix of fantasy/romance/comedy and this procedural case structure is surprisingly really well balanced too lol
jay luna
2021-11-11 01:25:59 +0000 UTCShe was also in an episode of Charmed,I watched it growing up with my mom. I remember thinking she looked familiar when I saw her as Jo on TVD but never looked it up. I was rewatching Charmed a few years ago and was like “woah!!! that’s where I knew her from originally” lol Then she popped up in this and I was so happy she’s part of a lot of these fantasy shows
jay luna
2021-11-11 01:01:05 +0000 UTCThe actress that played the Fixer was Jodi Lyn O´Keefe. I mostly recognize her from The Vampire Diaries, where she played Jo Laughlin. But for example she also was in She´s all that. I like this episode. I think it´s nice to see how Lucifer himself gradually starts to realize that he cares about people and is doing things not just to punish the evil ones. The scene with him throwing the agent across the room is one of my favourites in this season.
Beny
2021-11-10 10:37:38 +0000 UTCThe Would Be Prince of Darkness- Thank you so much for a new reaction for Lucifer, Jessie! I really enjoy this episode a lot too. The overall case is pretty good and a lot of fun, but like always... the characters are absolutely what make me love this episode and the entire show overall. Especially Lucifer himself, as well as Chloe. Lucifer and Chloe just have such perfect chemistry and I love every scene theyre in together. The cases and the bad guys can sometimes seem simple and easy for us to determine who might be the killer, if not most of the time. However, this show is most certainly all about these characters and their developments. Especially the development between Lucifer and Chloe, as well as Lucifer, Amenadiel, and Maze while they spend their time here on Earth among humans, which is well out of each of their elements. The characters are why this show is loved by so many fans. Now... I absolutely love how Chloe is continuing to look into Lucifer to try to figure out how Lucifer does all his weirdness she's witnessed from him. The scene between her and Trixie is adorable. I love how Chloe is upfront with her daughter about why she's looking into Lucifer, and I love how Trixie asks her mother if Lucifer is a magician. So cute!! My favorite moment comes in the ending, when Lucifer suddenly becomes the Devil within him when the agent cruelly talks about having killed the innocent woman just to get her phone away from her. I love seeing the darkness in Lucifer's eyes as he's starring coldly at the killer upon becoming deeply angry with the killer because Joe had killed an innocent girl, whom the agent then went on to try to blame her death on herself, as well as another innocent girl too. And then how he suddenly thrusts the agent through the glass wall beside them like he weighs nothing at all. And Lucifer barely even touches the guy. But more so... I love how Chloe is able to talk Lucifer down and bring the good in him back out once she calms him down. Chloe has the uncanny ability to be able to snap Lucifer out of his anger induced like trance like no one else can. And this moment for Lucifer really shows that he truly does care about the humans, when the Devil known by the world wouldn't act as far as the world sees the Devil to be. It's phenomenal acting from Tom Ellis, and phenomenal writing for such a character. And I love it!! I also love how hard Lucifer works to prove that Ty is innocent, and as we learn throughout the episode, Lucifer definitely feels guilty for butting into this young man's life and getting him into such deep trouble. Especially since because if he hadn't have, then the young woman wouldn't have been killed. And you can see as such in the end when Joe begins talking cruelly about Ali, which is why Lucifer becomes so angry at him and shoves him through the glass wall. And thanks to Linda, his therapist... Lucifer, while he denies it out loud of course, comes to realize that he's begun to love getting justice for the innocents, while still appreciating being able to punish those who are evil. He also tells Linda in the end that he appreciates being able to punish the evil by his own terms now that he's continued to rebel against God upon choosing to stay here on Earth, and not because his father is forcing him into punishing anyone, even those who are evil in the world he was once forced into any longer. And this is very important for his character. This show is all about Lucifer trying to find himself as he strives to become who he truly wants to be by his own terms, and not who he's been forced to become, or who mankind expects or believes him to be. I really love this about this show. And I really appreciate its perspective on why Lucifer is possibly so drawn to helping the innocent and only punishing the bad, given that Lucifer has always only ever punished the evil people while ruling over Hell since only the evil souls are taken to Hell upon their deaths. Even though everyone believes him to love torturing good and bad peopke alike. It's absolutely phenomenal! I am loving the scenes between Lucifer and Linda while he continues to go to therapy. It's silly because he sleeps with her, in spite of them sleeping together being unethical. However, I absolutely love how she also continues to help him understand his dilemmas, while also helping him to figure out the sides of him he doesn't really understand. Therapy is a really clever way I think, to help Lucifer find himself. And these scenes between these two characters are just always done very well. And lastly... I also really love the side storyline with Lucifer discovering someone has been impersonating him and ruining the "Lucifer brand" as he calls it. I love how Lucifer allows himself to once again show the darkness inside of him when he goes to punish the impersonator, only to become snapped out of his trance yet again when Maze cruelly states that seeing him punish this kid is like Lucifer punishing himself. I don't think she meant to be cruel, but you can see on Lucifer's face that her words actually hurt him a little, and I like this. I like it, because it gives reason for why he suddenly stops himself for falling back into his own darkness. Lucifer, just like the world, sees himself as evil and yet he doesn't want to be. He doesn't want to be what all of humanity, history, and religion believe him to be, so he quickly comes to realize that the kid doesn't deserve to be punished so brutally like he initially wanted. His anger on him was most certainly displaced because he was angry that Ty was being punished for the cruel act committed by the real killer. His anger towards the impersonator and the humor Lucifer brings out throughout this storyline is hilarious, and it's another reason I love Tom Ellis in this role. He's phenomenal at going from being funny, to sad, to afraid, and to angry, etc... at the drop of a hat, and his emotions can change very quickly. I absolutely love it!! I really love how childlike Lucifer really is when it comes to him trying to understand all of these new feelings he's never felt before until he came to live here on Earth. Even his pain, fear, and anger, all of which I suspect are feelings that he has definitely felt before, but doesn't really understand them at all. It's all really brilliant, because this characteristic in Lucifer makes for such an intriguing character whom I love very much. And his humor certainly adds further to it too. :) Overall... I really enjoy this episode. It's fun and cleverly written. The storyline with the football player, his girlfriend, and his agent is fun, and seeing Lucifer continuing to try to understand humanity and their emotions is phenomenal. I also love the continued dynamic between Lucifer and Chloe while he works hard to keep with her on her cases in spite of his weirdness. Thank you so much, Jessie! I can't wait for more of your reactions for Lucifer like always!!! So until your next reaction for Lucifer... Sincerely, Heidi
Heidi Elizabeth Marcum
2021-11-10 02:42:44 +0000 UTC
