Lucifer 5x3 '¡Diablo!' Reaction

[@ChaplainDaveSparks]

But ... but ... *WHEN* should Lucifer have told Chloe? She bugged out for Europe right after she found out _"it's all true"._ When she returned, she was plotting against him, then they broke up. Let's see -- season 4 finale -- Lucifer's balcony ... _"I have to go back ... It was you Chloe ... BTW, you're a gift from God. Ask Amenadiel for details. I'm outta here."_

[@pamelaburdick2583]

That fight is like two kids fighting - appropriate

[@jasonbrownie12]

2:42 so Dancer was gonna be Chloe's original name instead of Decker. But decided to change it. In the pilot episode, she says it in the car with Lucifer and got re edited. As well as when Dan's original actor got recasted

[@magswoody7892]

I like this episode and one of my favourite parts is the fight between Lucifer and Michael and it's because of the "goofyness" of it, it reminds me of 2 brothers having a scrap rather than 2 men fighting and that's why I think it's a bit goofy. I also love all the meta stuff I really enjoy it when shows poke fun of themselves.

[@granadosvm]

It's interesting how Maze has changed. Based on the first episodes, she and Lucifer used to downplay all of their arguments. Be insanely mad and fight, almost immediately dismiss their anger "what was that, like three days ago?" Now Maze seems really affected by her feelings of abandonment. The writers keep the characters growing, changing and evolving while still true to their nature. I think this one of the reasons the show is so successful.

[@23Raymond22]

I like this show so much..

[@patriciadoyharzabal1560]

the eternal discussion between free will and determinism. Indeed the writers of the show have laughed at themselves in this episode. Also, they give us a taste of what it meant to work for Fox for 3 seasons with its ups and downs. Was always Michael behind every decision Lucifer made? or is he manipulating Lucifer?

[@anonymes2884]

Re: the goofiness of the fight, agreed and I think it's deliberate - haven't been able to confirm it but my pet theory is that it's a homage to "Evil Dead II" which features a similar sort of "twins" fight scene but with a comedic Three Stooges feel to it. Really fun episode IMO, 'Lucifer' has always had its tongue firmly in cheek ("Crime solving Devil, it makes se-e-ense, don't overthink it" :) but here they really run with it.

[@magswoody7892]

I always see the fight as just two brothers having a bit of a scrap, rather than 2 men having a fight.

[@moona3206]

That was a fun episode !

[@omarakream0391]

hi hailey

[@omarakream0391]

i like diabli i like this episode

[@dragonforce627]

This episode made me hate Chloe's character so much. Se was being so selfish to Lucifer. She basically told Lucifer that his problems don't matter, just because he's the Devil. Wich is completely unfair. I understand that she's having an identity crisis, but she had no right to treat Lucifer the way she did. Lucifer had absolutely nothing to do with her being placed in his path. But she still blamed him and showed nothing but anger towards him when he did nothing to deserve it. Chloe almost never shows any compassion or consideration for Lucifer's feelings. Chloe would've been dead so many times if Lucifer hadn't saved her all those times before, and she still shows no appreciation for everything that Lucifer has done for her. Lucifer deserves better than Chloe.

[@stormborned]

Are you insane? Unfortunetly, I saw few of your comments on another videos and all you do is posting the exact same "I don't understand what I'm watching" comments lol Based on your comments I'm starting to think that someone got on your nerves back in time that's why you got so mad about when a woman does not obey or when someone stands up for themselves. That might be the only explanation for the pain in your ass.