Quintessential Deckerstar

On my review for the series, I stated how Season 3 should be consider a shameful one. With that mindset I entered episode 23 and I assume all viewers around the globe did too. But, finally and thankfully, our expectations were wrong. 'Quintessential Deckerstar' was the first aid this season needed. A true masterpiece, for my perspective, as to what drama brings when celestial beings and humans are mixed. This episode was a deliver. Tom Elis being an amazing actor and once again an award-like performance, but this time the rest of the casting was also exceptional. The only let down for me was that I trully desire more celestial scenes, more superpowers, more effects. Come on, it's 2018!

Hope for greater episodes to come. Well done.

The series since its return after Christmas break,, after they left us with the chaos of the Sinnerman ,, was building up to this moment ,, i mean let alone the last 3 episodes were literally explosive with heightened levels of emotions and tension .. from engagement to un-engagement to this !!

This level, honestly is a finale style level,, yes things went well for some, and bad for some ,, but we can only imagine how next week's will be like !!! are we going to finally see Chloe and Lucifer "really" together or is it gonna be as short as her engagement to Pierce !!! are they going to find out about Pierce !!

Oh gosh !! next week already feels like a year from now.

I just dont have words for this episode, Magnificent

This show rapidly gained a solid following in the first season for it's quirky blend of drama, stylishly slick production, suspense and comedy all underpinned by the protagonists' relationship and bolstered by the theme of redemption for the eponymous Devil.

Unfortunately Season 3 seemed to depart from that with some rather mediocre episodes which went downhill rapidly after the onset of the James T Kirk rehash, too good to be true detective.

I'll be honest, I skipped over the last three episodes almost in their entirety, taking 30 minutes to realise that I no longer recognised what I was watching and finding the forced humour, ridiculously pathetic character development and oddly childish and purile behavior of the whole cast wincingly, embarrassingly bad, even though I watched them alone.

I honestly have no idea what they were thinking, but after a few weeks break, I decided to tackle the last two episodes of this season with some trepidation.

It turns out no trepids were required. This show delivered the emotional content that half of the eps of this season have lacked and pushes the characters forward in a believable direction.

Laughs were had, feels were felt and tears were shed.

Classic Lucifer, turned up to 11.

Thank the Lord, they finally got their act together.

I have been seeing the show for a while now and it's just keep getting better and better Lucifer is the one of the best supernatural series I have seen because it's funny , interesting , and a good series in general and this episode was the best episode of Lucifer for my opinion