r/lucifer

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Were you happy / satisfied with the series finale?

I only watched the entire show once and I absolutely loved the finale . It was a happy ending on my memory.

u/CoolB999 — 14 hours ago
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I can imagine Linda's inner turmoil at not being able to control her desires in front of the detective. I love this actress.

u/Holiday-Role-4938 — 3 days ago
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Lucifer Ending was Crappy

So I had started watching Lucifer on 2021 or 2022. It was on the Top 10 of Netflix at that time.

It had been going on and off between me and the show.

I had some Netflix app issues, stopped watching for a while and then forgot the show conpletely for two whole years and moved on to other things. I think I left at the end of S4 or smth.

Now I had some free time and I just randomly opened Netflix and there it was. From all those years. Still in my Continue Watching. So I resumed from S4 and finished the show in 4 to 5 days.

Now I just realized something. The ending was crappy af.

>!I loved some parts, especially the goodbyes and even Dan's funeral and some other things. Even the conversations between Lucifer and his daughter were heart- touching. !<

>!But I absolutely hated the ending. !<

>!Time moves differently in Hell, so Lucifer could have visited earth someitme but ofc, his bratty child and all, so...!<

>!Why did he agree to give his word. Like yk what Lucifer should have done? He should not have agreed and should have been a loving father. So none of this would have happened and he would have had a loving and caring daughter instead of a knife throwing goth psycho! !<

>!And I get that demons are dim -witted but maybe he could have trained demons to act as part-time therapists while he visited Earth?!<

>!Amenadiel was God, Cop and Father. Why couldn't Lucifer have been Hell's Therapist and Father. !<

>!Also the things which Lucifer does in S6 feel very uncharacteristic of him. Like bowing in fro t of a mortal, accepting instead of negotiating and allat. !<

>!Also it seemed like everybody forgot Lucifer in the ending. Like nobody came to visit and everybody moved on happily. Even Amenadiel could have come to visit with Maze. And the show just ended abruptly with Chloe joining in for eternity in Hell. Now that seems like torture to me. !<

>!The time loop was confusing asf and not at all good. That part was very hard to digest. Not even gonna write bout it here. It was so messed up shit.!<

Show writers fucked up!!

I thought that I would get some good rewatches out of this beautiful show, but honestly, S6 ending ruined it for me. Don't know if I will be able to rewatch it.

There is a lot to say but I can't remember it rn from the top of my head.

But in the end, Lucifer was genuinely one of the first and most beautiful shows I have ever watched. Maybe I will rewatch till S5. Or maybe take a break from all shows and focus on myself right now to earn a shitload of money to fund some continuation episodes and correct the wrong that the showriters have done in the end.

One last thing, Tom Ellis was the best actor for the role of Lucifer. Nobody could ahve done it better than him.

TLDR; S6 and Lucifer Ending is Crappy.

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u/SouthDifferent2363 — 18 hours ago
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Burst out in laughter! Every time I watch the Pilot. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

u/enoman03 — 6 days ago
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Best line in the series for you?

My favorite line is Lucifer's "People don't arrive broken. They start with passion and yearning till something comes along that disabuses them of those notions."

This one stuck with me more than any other line in the show. What's yours and from which character? Because this show gave us so many iconic lines and moments!

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u/loonie-lady — 1 day ago
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Been a few years since I watched this Thought I'd give it another watch it's such a good show

u/Martinad91 — 12 hours ago