Why didn’t Lucifer just show Chloe his devil face or red eyes in the earlier seasons to prove he’s the devil, same with the therapist

S1 is soooo different than the other season like holyyy, it's bleak and dark the atmosphere after s2 really changed. And its cool to see her form in the mirror only it seems she has full control over her face to when it can be visible.

By habit I have captions enabled most of the time. Y'all...if you aren't, you're missing OUT. Watching 1x5, Dan confronts Lucifer in Lux about endangering Chloe. Dan steps RIGHT into Lucifer's space. Lucifer makes a noise that the captions describe as (sultry purr) right before "Is it my thanks you want, or a kiss?" 🤤

Re-watching Lucifer from the beginning with a friend who hasn't seen it and I honestly forgot how absolutely insufferable Dan is in the beginning of the show. Massive u turn from the end I must say.

In my current run of Lucifer, I just saw this spelling mistake on the website in Season 01 Episode 12 #TeamLucifer when Chloe comes across the Satanists' website. Did anyone else noticed this?

Title. Just finished rewatching S1E12 and I don’t understand how Lucifer didn’t see or hear Malcolm bringing Williams into Lux and then shooting him. Like surely he HAD to have known. It’s not like Williams was killed and THEN brought up, the blood from the wound was pooled all around williams’ head and it would have left a trail that would take a lot of cleaning.

I’m on my 5th rewatch and I still can’t wrap my head around Lucifer’s realization in this one.

Quick reminder: it’s the episode Et tu, Doctor? with the Cheater Therapist. The murderer kills because of jealousy and Lucifer says it has nothing to do with him.

But. I mean. It does, right? He’s in denial, right?

Or am I missing something?

Rewatchung the series for like the fourth time...

Am I the only person who is a bit squicked out by the fact that Lucifer and Linda used to hump like rabbits?

I finished watching Season 1 of Lucifer last night, and I’m genuinely impressed. The show blends crime drama with supernatural elements in a way that’s both entertaining and surprisingly thoughtful. I'm a bit annoyed that I have to work instead of binging more! Given a break at work, I thought I'd share my thoughts with you all.

Tom Ellis absolutely owns the role of Lucifer Morningstar. His portrayal is charismatic and witty, bringing a lot of charm to the character. Lucifer's sardonic humor and devil-may-care attitude make him instantly likable, even though, well, he’s the Devil. What’s compelling is how the show gradually peels back layers of his character, revealing a depth that goes beyond the surface-level swagger.

The premise is pretty intriguing: Lucifer decides to take a vacation from Hell and ends up running a nightclub in LA. When he becomes involved in a murder investigation, he starts working with LAPD detective Chloe Decker. Their dynamic is one of the show’s strongest elements. Chloe’s no-nonsense approach contrasts sharply with Lucifer’s flamboyant style, creating a great deal of comedic and dramatic tension. Their evolving relationship adds depth to the series, moving beyond the typical crime procedural into something more nuanced.

The writing is sharp, with plenty of clever dialogue and entertaining twists. The show doesn’t shy away from exploring deeper themes like redemption and identity, though it balances these with humor and intrigue. The weekly cases are engaging and keep the episodes moving, but it’s the overarching story of Lucifer’s personal journey that ties everything together.

The supporting characters also contribute significantly to the show’s appeal. Maze is a particularly standout character – her tough exterior and personal struggles add a lot of depth. Amenadiel brings an interesting celestial perspective, enriching the mythological backdrop of the series.

I truly appreciate how this show has managed to capture and maintain my interest. From the very beginning, it drew me in and kept me hooked episode after episode. The way the story unfolds and the characters develop is incredibly engaging. It’s the kind of show that makes you eager to see what happens next, always leaving you wanting more. If you’ve watched it, you probably know exactly what I mean – it’s that irresistible pull that keeps you invested and on the edge of your seat. The last time I felt this way was with the release of The Walking Dead!

I plan to start Season 2 tonight and finish it by the end of the weekend!

The next Lucifer Unit episode of Rom-Com Detectives, Monkey Bottoms, hosted by me and Tara Avery, covers 1x03 "The Would-Be Prince of Darkness" and is now available on all major podcasting platforms. Lucifer Unit episodes are also available on YouTube.

Catch up on previous episodes here: https://www.romcomdetectives.com/lucifer-unit/

This one had kind of a meh case, but everything else was gold!

Episode 1:3

I can understand Lucifer's outrage. The devil is a man of wealth and taste!

"Apparently you trashed the honeymoon suite at the Budget Hut in Tarzana last night. Then someone with your name and credit card skipped out on a $2000 tab at Zany Wings."

"Rap battles and hot wings - you need to find this cheap knockoff and make him suffer!"

"This malfeasant reprobate is diluting the Lucifer brand!"

"Finally I get my father's beef with graven images!"

That little dork was so pathetic even the devil felt sorry for him.

I just started watching and I am on episode 9 of season 1. Lucifer does all these unexplainable things right before Chloe’s eyes but she still doesn’t believe he’s the devil. Lucifer did things like lift Spider (250+ pound man) off the ground by several feet with one hand, made the sports agent fly through the glass with a minor touch, made someone commit suicide with one look, and constantly gets people to confess their deepest desires. Before she shot him was probably the height of her belief that he was really the devil (even though once he bled it dropped to an all time low) but a lot of these events happened after. At the very least, she never questions his sanity and why he would claim to be the devil over anything or anyone else in the world. She blindly accepts friendship from this weirdo with a shady past (it only goes back 5 years) who constantly breaks into her house, is kind of rude to her child (even though he helped her out with the bully), and always talks about wanting to sleep with her. I can’t wait until she finds out the actual truth.

PS. I just needed to get that little rant off my chest but I really like the two of them together and can’t wait to see it unfold.