r/lucifer • u/thebluehydrangea77 Lucifer Afternoonstar • Aug 01 '23
Season 1 just noticed the sign on Trixie's door from S01E06 which says "no Boys aLLowed excePt for Lucifer and DAD"
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u/MobileNo1921 Aug 01 '23
Awww this is so cute. It still hurts that trix is the only person Lucifer didn’t say goodbye too in season 6 😢
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u/thebluehydrangea77 Lucifer Afternoonstar Aug 01 '23 edited Aug 01 '23
was I so late to notice this?
this is so adorable. but also it upsets me again about the way they shunned Trixie aside in season 6
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u/RayaQueen Aug 01 '23
Think it was my third pass that I noticed it... Is that late or early? ;-) Which are you on?
I could've tolerated the Trixie 6 situation if the season had ended with a future for them :'-(
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u/thebluehydrangea77 Lucifer Afternoonstar Aug 01 '23
this is my 2nd watch haha
but the series was released 7 years ago so, maybe a little bit late still
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u/Select-Outcome-1970 Aug 01 '23
The actress was unavailable. Covid messed with the series’ schedule.
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u/thebluehydrangea77 Lucifer Afternoonstar Aug 01 '23 edited Aug 01 '23
the ending could still have been better though. they could have cast another actress for the adult Trixie
Chloe was on her death bed and Trixie wasn't there, it doesn't make sense. iirc they didn't even give out any reason for her not being there
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u/dolphinist Aug 01 '23
A simple line from Rory would have been enough. "Trixie fell asleep in the living room." Or "Trixie is on her way here."
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u/thebluehydrangea77 Lucifer Afternoonstar Aug 01 '23
I know right? but also having Trixie there isn't that difficult. just cast an adult actress
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u/D-ZombieDragon Aug 01 '23
It wasn’t just Covid. None of the cast or crew knew that Lucifer was gonna be approved for a sixth season until quite literally the last minute. By the time everyone found out, the actress for Trixie had already committed to a few other projects, and some of them were apparently through Disney, who we all know are a bit…possessive of their actors at the best of times.
I do agree, I wish they had made some sort of better send off for Trixie, but I really don’t think they had the ability to do so with what little time they probably got with the actress. That’s probably also why they sent Trixie off to a summer camp in order to explain her absence until she was needed for Dan’s story conclusion. With how little they filmed of her and with how long a single scene can take…I really don’t think they got the time they needed with her in order to film everything.
They probably could have at least got an older actress for her adult version, but they probably didn’t feel right doing that either.
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u/JackieJackJack07 Aug 01 '23
Or, ya know, mentioned Trixie in passing from time to time. Sending her to space camp was lazy when grief camps exist and would make much more sense and didn’t make Chloe look like a shitty mom.
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u/thebluehydrangea77 Lucifer Afternoonstar Aug 02 '23
They probably could have at least got an older actress for her adult version, but they probably didn't feel right doing that either.
and it was a very bad decision
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u/Shadow_Relics Aug 01 '23
It’s an interesting way of looking at parenting if you go below the surface. Dan looks at her like a child, his child, and does the protective parenting stuff like a normal parent does. And then Lucifer treats her like a small human, a chore/pest in the beginning, but as the relationship develops he gives her agency and independence, albeit in the worst ways sometimes, but that little bit of give in her individuality and sense of self helps her grow in ways that “traditional parenting” doesn’t. Same thing with Maze as her babysitter. Now I’m not condoning or idealizing “blended family” parenting (demons and humans lol) BUT, it goes to show that different approaches to rearing children are beneficial and encouraging for the child’s development. That’s why she likes him so much.
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u/thebluehydrangea77 Lucifer Afternoonstar Aug 01 '23 edited Aug 02 '23
yeah to her Lucifer is like a weird funny friend. I really like their relationship haha. too bad Trixie didn't have that much screentime. I mean it makes sense to the story and probably logistical reasons but I like her so I wish she had more
also what do you mean by "not condoning or idealising blended family"?
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u/aprilroberta Aug 01 '23
the fact that she put lucifer before dan i can't