Reviews

What did I watch? It wasn't Lucifer that's for sure. What happened to free will, choice? When did it become better to grow up with one parent than two loving ones? Why is calling/work suddenly more important than family and friends? When did fifty years become a blip to a human? Chloe is a rotting corpse but at least her soul is in Hell and this is a good ending? Lucifer is stuck in hell all alone for a million years giving therapy to scum. Why would Lucifer and Chloe not just tell Rory to get lost, she is a terrible character who really, really needs to change.

Why did I waste time and money watching this awful season, I really wish they had ended it in season five. This was just painful to watch, I will never trust these people again.

Why did they have to go down the old time travel route? It has been so overdone. And with a murderous daughter too! Groan. What has happened to this show? Lucifer would never abandon a daughter if he knew he had one. Why did they feel the need to make the husband gay in this? What did that achieve? Do the writers just shoehorn in a certain number of gay/bi characters each season whether they fit the plot or not? Very slow boring episode.

This episode felt a bit more like the old Lucifer. Massive plots holes, yes but not bad at all. Lucifer and Chloe working together to solve a puzzle and find a missing girl felt like old times. Quite nice to watch an episode without being preached to too much!

At least this one doesn't have cartoons, which is actually the best thing I can think of to say about it. Did quite like Carol in this one and his little double act with Lucifer was okay. The drag queen act with Lucifer was good. I did find the preachy tone a bit too much, too woke. Way to hit us over the head with the message, I know Lucifer is never exactly subtle but still. I did find this to be another slow episode.

This season seems so odd in relation to the previous five, almost as if it were written by a new set of writers. The characters all seem off too. The cartoon bits were just stupid and really took away from the story. Linda is writing a book about Lucifer? Her client, using his real name? Would a therapist really do that? Seems like a bit of a filler episode to me.

I gave this one a 5 out of 10 because of the amazing acting and the wonderful duet at the end. Tom's has a beautiful voice and the girl playing his daughter was a great match for him here. The actual story line didn't really resonate with me as I am not an American. I agree with some of the other reviewers I am tired of being preached to and lectured by TV shows. Yes, it is an important issue but I watch Lucifer to be entertained not educated.

I can't believe that this is it. What a terrible way to end this amazing show. How can Lucifer have his free will taken from him, be forced back down to Hell and never even get to hold his baby daughter, never see her grow up, never see Trixie grow or be there to help her cope with the loss of her father. What a horrible, cruel thing to do to the characters we have grown to love over the years.

Please tell me there is going to be a movie at the very least, something to fix this . This can't be the end.

Took them long enough, it was starting to get silly. Well worth the wait to finally see these two get it together. Another amazing episode.

This episode was a bit of a mess, dull and pointless, a simple short conversation could have given us the information we needed. I did give it a high rating only because I have waited years for a nice bit of Trixie/Lucifer bonding and at a games night no less, perfection. Would have been nice to hear Tom sing in this one and not just whisper a few lines, he has an amazing voice, hopefully we get to hear it again in the next part of the season.

I am not a fan of black and white anyway so maybe I am being a bit harsh but if you are going to skip any episode make it this one. It does come across as being a little bit self indulgent, maybe after so many amazing episodes the cast and crew can be forgiven this one.

These were the good old days of fundraising, entertaining and silly but not as self serving as it became in later years. I loved the Miranda cast in the dance studio piece. Such fun! The routine at the end of the sketch was a real hoot! They are all pretty good dancers too. Check this out on YouTube if you missed it the first time around.

Another great episode, Miranda's comic timing is impeccable as usual. I love Dreamboat Charlie and can't wait to see him in more episodes. The on again off again party theme stopped just short of all out farce, which was good. As an added bonus, we got to see Tom Ellis/ Gary in full Pride and Prejudice costume, and doesn't he look handsome!