Lucifer Reaction 3x13 Part 2

[@dragonforce627]

In case you didn't know, the kiss between Tom Ellis and Tom Welling was improvised. It wasn't in the script, but Tom Ellis decided to go for it.

[@oxanatarashchuk4598]

Wow! I didn't know about that 🤣

[@archaeologyteensyoungadult4477]

and Tom Welling was uncomfortable with it...love the scene with Lucifer in Speedos...

[@tkfaf15]

Wow I didn't know that either. Reminds me a bit of when Barrowman did that to...well lots of people actually. Lol

[@trayolphia5756]

Hmmm, well at least we can take solace that welling hasn’t succumbed to being a member of the “wokerati”...if he were, Ellis would have been facing charges...

[@karmageddon9047]

I thought it WAS scripted, but Ellis held it for WAY longer than he should have, lol

[@nerisvisentini1439]

"She looks so tiny next to him"... Well, Tom is 6,3 ft! Love your reactions

[@alexisbell8865]

the kiss was funny as hell!

[@Blahwoof85]

I really liked this episode because of how much growth there was between all the characters. Maze being attracted to Charlotte because she could smell all the pain that reminded her of her old life & realizing that she didn't want to go back to that, that she wanted to be more than just a torturer & truly be her own person. Dan & Charlotte admitting there feelings for eachother & wanting to become something real. Lucifer & Pierce learning to understand eachother & gaining a respect for one another. It's episodes like this that show that no matter how far you've come or what you've done in your past there's always room to grow & connect with people.

[@predetor911]

7:13 had a feeling you’d love that Tom on Tom action.

[@oxanatarashchuk4598]

LOL 🤣🤣🤣

[@englishmidnight]

Everyone has their Kryptonite, made me laugh forever ago, what i remember about this episode, was Lucifer connecting on a personal level, with Marcus and Cloe, great reaction, you like me love this guys, two people from England who never thought they would root for the Devil.

[@prohiadam9]

Little reference to Smallville, right there

[@Myria83]

I LOVED this episode. So many hilarious scenes!

[@markhasselblad9367]

As detective Peralta would say. "Cool motive, still murder."

[@heidimarcum5984]

If I have a favorite moment within this episode, outside of the fight between Lucifer and the drug dealers inside the karaoke parlor, then I would have to say that I love the beginning exchanges between Lucifer and Pierce. First... their scene together at LUX when Lucifer is trying to figure out a way to kill Cain and attempts to kill him with one of Maze's demon blades. And second... I love their brief therapy session inside Pierce's office at the precinct, especially in seeing Lucifer wearing glasses to imitate Linda. And I love that Lucifer actually looks like Clark Kent when wearing the glasses too, which is hilarious because Tom Welling played Clark/Superman in Smallville. And the second nod to Smallville too, when Lucifer tells Pierce that everyone has a kryptonite while he works out how to discover what Pierce's might be. And lastly... I love the exchange between Lucifer and Pierce in the very end as well, when Pierce recognizes that perhaps Lucifer is more lonely than he lets on as well, and that he comes to understand that this is the real reason for Lucifer wanting to tick off his father. I don't really like that Lucifer comes to see Pierce as somewhat of a friend, but I understand why he would, given that right now... they really do understand one another better than anyone else and how it feels to be so alone because of who they are. But I will say that I don't agree with Pierce accusing Lucifer of not understanding how it feels to worry about losing all he cares about and living well beyond them, when Lucifer is much, much older than even he is. Yes... Lucifer has been on Earth only for five to eight years by this point in the show, but he's been alone and trapped in Hell for eons and for longer than Cain has been alive. So... if anything, Lucifer understands this better than Pierce does. The only time I like Pierce throughout this season... is in a few of his scenes with Lucifer, because their characters and their actors can play off one another really well when a scene is done right. But outside of their few good scenes together... I can't help but feel that Pierce/Cain is one of my least favorite characters throughout this entire show. And it's really too bad, because I strongly feel that with them bringing Cain into this phenomenal show, his overall character arc could have been really amazing had they given him a better story. But in my honest opinion, the creators and writers have failed in writing a character I could have really loved and sadly don't. Overall... this episode is just okay. I also really miss seeing Linda, Ella, and Amenadiel in this episode. If I were to watch Lucifer in its entirety all over again on my own, which I do every now and again... this is one of the few episodes I would skip over. But with all that being said... thank you for your reaction, my friend! I'm excited for all that's to come. Until then... Thank you! Sincerely, Heidi

[@beethewizard]

To touch on your Clark Kent / Superman point Heidi, isn’t it interesting that this version of Lucifer is the DC Comics Devil and Superman once peaked his interest when discussing all the different beings that exist.

[@heidimarcum5984]

@@beethewizard It is interesting.

[@beethewizard]

@@heidimarcum5984 I thought they would do a switch when it was confirmed Tom Welling would make an appearance in the DC Arrowverse crossover event, “Crisis on Infinite Earths” as DC comic’s Caine rather than a Clark Kent.

[@heidimarcum5984]

@@beethewizard I don't watch the DC shows Flash, Arrow, Supergirl, etc... I've seen a few episodes of each of them here and there, hoping I could get into the shows, but I just don't like any of them enough to keep watching. I know that Lucifer appears in a special event upon these shows all coming together, and I watched the clip with him, Constantine, and the two characters from Arrow I believe, but only for Lucifer and nothing more. I think I heard that Tom Welling would make an appearance as Clark/Superman in the shows too, but I never saw any clips if he did so. So I don't know anything about his appearance.

[@tkfaf15]

Popping in to say hello to you both as I make my Lucifer rounds today.

[@oxanatarashchuk4598]

Its definitely one of most hilarious episodes of s3 and one of my favourites too. Pierce-Lucifer's pairing was so funny. And yes, Chloe's reaction to their kissing broke me hahaha 🤣 Another great reaction 👍 Waiting for the next one 🙏

[@ace360]

Lmao I have been waiting on this episode your reaction to Welling and Elli's😂 One of Toms pictures that you can get signed is that one lol comedy gold

[@sangorilla1]

The writers are building a sympathy element for Pierce so we have some depth behind his character. It is also showing that Lucifer is re-asserting his fundamental independent nature...even in relation to working with Chloe. More good stuff to come....

[@thaishln]

6:32 I know Dakara, I feel you

[@chiarac8283]

One of the most funny episodes for me!

[@JoshHowardChannel]

Season 3 has it's fair share of slow episodes. I feel about a third of the season is a fuller episode

[@felixjaitman4715]

that tongue kiss wasn't in the scipts but stayed and all laughed at it!

[@ingaice]

I loved the fight at the karaoke bar, so fun. One of my favorite of Lucifers fights. S3 is 24 episodes and many of them are pure fillers. I like most of them but some that are to deepen Cains character are lacking. Mostly because I am not very interested in him. The season starts to really hit it’s seasons plot in few episodes time.

[@FelixJaitman-xi7ws]

this new Dan is getting better every day

[@heidimarcum5984]

'Til Death Do Us Part- Thank you for another fun reaction to more Lucifer, Dakara! Now... this episode is another one of my least favorite episodes, not just within season three, but throughout the entire show. It definitely has its funny moments, and even tender moments that I appreciate all the more because they make up for most of what I really don't care about it. Sadly, I just feel that there is more that I dislike within this episode than not. First, in regards to Pierce killing his brother... Cain is known as the first murderer because he killed his brother, Abel. So when he talks about the Sinnerman having killed his brother, he means this in a metaphorical sense, much like how Linda believed Lucifer always spoke whenever he claimed to be the Devil throughout season one. Because Cain has taken on the persona of the Sinnerman, the Sinnerman metaphorically killed his brother. And this is the reason why Cain has been punished by God to live forever as a mortal who can die over and over, and feel all the pain that comes with it. Because he killed Abel after their parents... Adam and Eve, were kicked out of the Garden of Eden and had the first born children. Now... while the beginning of this case starts out stronger, it definitely became weak by the ending and is pretty weak all throughout this episode. I really don't care much for anything during the domestic scenes while Lucifer and Pierce are undercover as a married couple. Lucifer has some funny lines here and there, but nothing that really stands out at all. I understand why Lucifer feels strongly about going through with their charade, so that he could try to learn what makes Cain vulnerable. I just really don't enjoy anything about their sting. The case is overall kind of boring and too bizarre for my liking, and I don't find most of the scenes or fake relationship between Lucifer and Pierce funny. By far... the best part about the overall case is before their undercover operation, when Lucifer breaks into the drug lord's karaoke parlor to bring in their suspect, and proceeds to beat up every one of the drug lord's thugs when they attempt to kill Lucifer. I love how Chloe had warned Lucifer that he can't just break in and call out "Hello, drug dealers" in her very funny British accent, only for Lucifer to do just that, but as he says "Hello, drug dealers" in Mandarin. And I love the fight as he takes them all down, and how this fight is shot and choregraphed as well. It's fantastic. Plus... I really enjoy Chloe's and Lucifer's interrogation of the drug lord as well, after he gave up everything with such ease and even joy upon Lucifer making a deal with him. The formula for the K-pop, in exchange for a full confession of his crimes. As for the end result of the case... my goodness. Communication is key! I feel like the end results of the case is a bit weak. I can't say I really like the wife's motive for killing the drug cook, given that it was just an accident after she didn't just ask her husband for the truth upon believing that he was having an affair with the woman when the druggist kept denying an affair. And on top of this... I think it's stupid that the wife was written to have also put the woman's body into the woodchipper, when she simply killed her by accident despite her anger towards the other woman. If she would have had more malicious intent for wanting the woman dead, then for her to throw the body into a woodchopper might have been more believable to me. But simply for it to have been just an accident and for the wife to then move on to destroy the body in such a brutal manner? It makes no sense to me. Outside of the case though... I enjoy the scenes between Dan and Charlotte a lot. And I appreciate being able to continue to see such growth in Dan's character in spite of his stupid missteps because of Maze making him feel awkward and uncomfortable at their dinner and because of the initial awkwardness between him and Charlotte because of everything that happened between Dan and Charlotte while her body was possessed by the Goddess. Mostly... I really love that Dan is willing to wait for Charlotte to be ready to take the next step in their relationship should something more come between them. I have come to love Charlotte more and more with every episode this season because of her overarching storyline, as well as because of Dan and truly seeing how much he genuinely cares about her. As for Maze's involvement within their storyline throughout this episode... I can't say I really care too much for her acting so strange towards Charlotte, at least not until the revelation that Maze smells and senses Hell all over Charlotte, which for Maze... this definitely makes sense. I like that Charlotte later opens up to Maze about having been to Hell and her struggle with trying to have a normal life. However, I hate that Maze just dismisses her and then walks off without any effort whatsoever to help Charlotte. It's in her character to do so, but I wish Maze could just be a bit more like the Maze we love from season two, and less like the callous, cold, and gruff Maze that she's turning into more and more as this season continues on. As for the growing development between Chloe and Pierce... I am absolutely continuing to hate their exchanges more and more with every episode. Chloe is acting more like a giddy school girl around him, while Pierce continues to show no interest in her whatsoever. And while their one brief moment of understanding and more than what we normally see during their car scene when talking about the Sinnerman having killed Pierce's brother a few episodes back was a bit sweet, it was very short and hardly memorable. There is no chemistry between Chloe and Pierce, or even between their actors whatsoever. Lucifer and Chloe have chemistry in spades and even in the time when she liked Lucifer more than just as her close friend and partner within season two, Chloe never acted so strangely and awkwardly like this with him. Except for briefly in season two's episode... Love Handles, when she tries to take Maze's advice to throw caution to the wind until she quickly comes to her senses that she doesn't have to act out of character with Lucifer. That makes sense. I just absolutely hate that the creators and writers have continued to push this relationship with Chloe and Pierce more and more when they make no sense.

[@korganoc]

oohh... you are in for a ride with season 3....

[@FelixJaitman-xi7ws]

season 5 episode 10 is all a musical episode and a very good one!

[@ionutadrian8988]

Season 3 is very slow, maybe fox knew before that this will be the last season so they made as many episodes as possible... i mean 24? That is lot, not to mention the extra 2 episodes.Not to worry Dakara when season 4 starts, you will never feel the episodes been slow. Great reaction! Looking forward for upcoming reactions.

[@JonathanForres-de1jo]

What if Cain had arm cut off and was then shot in the head? Would his whole body grow back from his arm? Hmm...

[@FelixJaitman-xi7ws]

you can better say not yet

[@trayolphia5756]

9:10 semantics...but she killed a drug dealer...

[@trayolphia5756]

That fine line between “human” and “person”...lol

[@xtifr]

What!? They offer you Piercifer, and you're sticking with Deckerstar? 🤣 Ok, ok, I never really got on board with Piercifer either, but you have to admit that on paper, it doesn't look that bad. I mean, "I am actually the actual devil" is a bit much for a poor mortal woman to take on. And, while Lucifer has changed over the course of the show, he's never going to be by-the-book like Chloe. While Cain knows exactly what he'd be getting into, and has lived long enough that he _has_ to be good at adapting to new circumstances and new people. Also, Cain is immortal; Chloe isn't. What is Deckerstar going to look like in 50 years? When Chloe is old, and Lucifer...isn't. I suspect it will be rough on _both_ of them! I know, I know, this is a rom-com, and we're not supposed to consider things like this, but most rom-coms don't offer an alternative as _intriguing_ as Piercifer! Sure, it's wrong, but I still almost wish it were...wronger! ☺

[@jcw1948]

Oof is lucifer back to once a week?

[@felixjaitman3853]

a head less tall and tinier compared to him or Kane

[@tkfaf15]

This episode might be considered a bit of a filler by some but I kinda liked it. The undercover stuff made me laugh a bit but Dan & Charlotte are the couple I didn't know I wanted and that made the episode pretty darn good in my books.

[@felixjaitman4715]

he could be extemelly annoying but still smart!

[@felixjaitman3853]

Kane killed Abel, his brother

[@FelixJaitman-xi7ws]

maybe because the mans are bigger than her and all have gym trained bodies

[@patriciadoyharzabal1560]

the problem is that Tom Ellis is such a good actor, that it reveals that Tom Welling is a very bad one.

[@otkaczalkawariatka]

Yassssss!!! I'm on the same page with you. And honestly I can't comprehend how anyone could think that ham man is handsome.

[@youcefsdz8471]

finaly u uploaded new episode of lucifer 🥱🥳🥳

[@paulkrom5292]

Couples therapy without DR. Linda, writers tried to hard, they need a hug from Ella, but an episode does not a season make. I guess God works in mysterious ways, he made Chloe for Lucifer, but who am I to question plot development but I am truly over this Pierce arc.

[@johnhickey4289]

Absolutely love your reactions, you are so insightful, need a friend like you to watch this series with me, as always a cheeky thumbs up, keep watching, you’ll love it, not a lot but you will 👍👍👍❤️👌

[@felixjaitman3853]

not yet but he's not a good guy