Lucifer 1x06 FULL REACTION
Added 2020-05-03 08:12:30 +0000 UTCWhat a fantastic episode!!!!! I think I might binge the show next week...
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Comments
I love the music on Lucifer. π₯°
Teresina
2020-05-15 02:18:13 +0000 UTCThis episode is fantastic! One of my favorites of the first season for sure. I totally agree with you that this was the episode that got me invested into the series. I donβt always find the cases of the week or the police work that entertaining, but when they start focusing on the characters or the biblical mythology I get so into the show!
Chase Narron
2020-05-03 15:15:07 +0000 UTCThank you so much for another reaction for a phenomenal episode of Lucifer!! I absolutely love this episode titled, Favorite Son. It's one of my favorites from season one. First of all... my favorite moment is in the end, when Lucifer returns to talk with Linda, his therapist upon becoming upset by the events earlier that evening. and upon failing to find his wings that were stolen from him. I love how genuine Linda is about truly wanting to help him through his much deeper issues that Lucifer doesn't yet understand he feels. And then... in order to try to get him to open up more about what's really bothering him per Amenadiel's advice, Linda digs deeper into what she still believes is his metaphor, asking him about his other names, then reminds him of who he was before he was cast out of Heaven and that God cast him into Hell because he knew his son had the strength and and power to rule over and punish the wicked souls who find themselves in Hell. And for the first time... we really see Lucifer become furious by the reminder of who he once was up in Heaven, more so than he's ever been. Yet behind his anger, we also see pain and despair, and we can tell that being reminded of his past is incredibly painful for him. Lucifer goes on express his anger and his pain from having been vilified thanks to his father and all mankind who blame the Devil for all their depravities, because the world sees him as the worst villain all throughout history. I can't even begin to imagine just how much pain Lucifer is really in. Just how much pain he has to suppress in order to get by day by day. It's so, so sad because Lucifer isn't evil like he's been made out to be. Not his character in this show anyways, and it's a phenomenal twist and view on who the Devil is. I absolutely love the moment Lucifer loses control and suddenly punches his fist through the wall, then storms off. This entire scene truly shows phenomenal acting from Tom Ellis!!! I love, love, love him! Now... I've liked Dr. Linda from the beginning of the series, but she's definitely stepped up a notch in this episode too. She really knows how to get through to Lucifer in a way no one else can, and Lucifer understands that she can help him like no one else can, which is why he's been coming back to talk with her time and time again. He just got more than he was expecting in this latest session. Also.. I really love the mystery of the case involving the theft of one of Lucifer's storage containers, that as far as Chloe learns... stored a large trunk containing Russian dolls just like Lucifer told her was inside the shipping container, once again having told her the truth as he swears to always do. However, I suspect the dolls were there more for a cover in order to keep anyone who might steal the container, or the police from ever finding what the container really was concealing. And we learn in the very end that the container was holding more than just these dolls, but his wings that he had Maze cut off from his back sometime ago when he decided to stay in Los Angeles and not to return to Hell. And like in Episode four... Manly Whatnots, Lucifer does tell Chloe that he always tells the truth, but he doesn't always reveal the whole truth. And in this episode, we see that he really doesn't always tell the whole truth. His wings having been stolen from him have really unnerved him. While Lucifer claims the case involving murder, his missing storage case, and the biker gang is boring, I really enjoy this episode's case overall, especially when we see Lucifer go after the shooter and man who stole his wings. And most of all... I love the complete look of shock on Lucifer's face when the thief suddenly jumps off the building just as Chloe arrives. Lucifer shows the thief his true face and he is terrified, yes... but we also see even before Lucifer reveals himself to him, that the thief was frightened already upon seeing his wings. The question is... why? And lastly... I really, really love the opening sequence with Lucifer singing and playing the piano at his club, over the murder inside the warehouse. And it's a great song... Sinner Man, originally sung by Nina Simone. Tom Ellis' voice is sensational, especially when he sings that last note while he holds it for a crazy long time. It's also fantastic that a majority of the music sung and/or played throughout this series has some kind of connotation to the Devil or Hell, which I love. I just really love Tom Ellis as Lucifer. He's absolutely phenomenal! There's so much more goodness to come! Thank you so much for your reaction once again, Juli! This episode is phenomenal. I'm excited for many more! Especially should you binge it. The final few episodes from episode nine through thirteen within season one are just as phenomenal! Until next time, my friend...
Heidi Elizabeth Marcum
2020-05-03 09:25:57 +0000 UTCI hope you will binge Lucifer this week!!! :) This episode is absolutely phenomenal, and it's one of my favorites from season one for sure. :)
Heidi Elizabeth Marcum
2020-05-03 08:18:13 +0000 UTC
