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With the exception of 2x18, Amenadiel's time-slowing ability was so that he could act on Earth without really interacting with humanity. He no longer wants to be removed from humanity, so I assume he can't self-actualize that particular ability anymore.
I get the frustration with Rory but I just think her character didn't get the chance to develop. I also think we have been seeing Lucifer's story for six seasons so of course we sympathize with him. Speaking as someone who was abandoned by a parent and later on she tried buying me a bunch of stuff & offers to go on trips. It didn't work on me either.
But like...this version of Lucifer hasn't even left her yet. It's a completely different situation. She is blaming him and punishing him for a crime that he hasn't even committed yet. She's being a complete brat. Yeah, it sucks that she was in that situation, but that would be like my dad bailing on me and me going and beating the shit out of some random guy who happens to look like my dad. He is genuinely trying--from his perspective THIS moment is his first experience of fatherhood and he's trying his hardest from the moment he realizes she's really who she says she is. Which actually makes him a GREAT father.
@@transientanus that’s a very logical way of looking at things. Unfortunately, emotions don’t give a single flying fuck about logic. Sure, on paper, from our view as outsiders, we know that Lucifer is still there and hasn’t abandoned them, which makes her at fault since she’s blaming someone for something that he hasn’t done yet. But she has decades (60-70 years) of abandonment fueling her actions and emotions. It may seem like she’s a teenager being a dick to a father who doesn’t deserve it, but she left the Future when Chloe was on her deathbed. This is a person who spent decades being abandoned by her father, with a mother that constantly defended him but never explained why he left. Then when her mother is on her deathbed, she hopes that at least *then,* her father (who’s left for unexplained reasons) might come back, to at least see her at the end of her life, but he doesn’t. This is also with the full knowledge that your father is an indestructible person with dimensional travel, he *has* ways of coming back. This is a wound that has been festering for a lifetime, amplified by the sight of a mother on her deathbed still defending the cause of said wound, with the full knowledge that your father has ways of coming back, but chooses not to. To us, there’s multiple decades separating the 2 points in the timeline, so “it’s a completely different situation,” to her, she just left her mother on her deathbed, wound still fresh and festering.
@@phoebusapollo8365 Literally all that means is that she's had more than enough time to grow the fuck up. Yes I've seen the show and know why it has to happen that way, but it's still no excuse for her bratty behavior. And while decades of abandonment issues and feelings of neglect is an EXPLANATION for her actions, it is certainly no excuse. Trauma doesn't give you a license to be a dick and hurt the people around you. Hell, she knew LINDA when she was growing up. She never thought to take advantage of some therapy like literally EVERY ONE OF THE PEOPLE CLOSE TO HER WOULD HAVE ADVISED? Nah, this shit is all on her.
@@transientanus (Just a heads up, im catching up on the show, so gonna be using just stuff to this episode cause i dont know where things are going and what the big reveal is. So just gonna talk about how she and Lucifer are, at this point in the show. Maybe should wait to comment till after im done and got all the knowledge as rest of comments, but watching along with BW and checking some comments, i dont get 100% of the Rory frustration, as she is justified for all of it) But the thing is, yeah he hasn't done it to her yet, but he's not just same random guy who looks like her dad (like you used as an example). He is her dad. Same person and all. So she is 100% justified to blame him at this point in time, cause from her perspective, regardless of all the trying he is doing, he is still gonna walk out on her and Chloe in just a few weeks. Time travel gets messy, but the Lucifer who left her would have all the same info our current Lucifer has (that he loves Chloe, and will be having a kid), but to her knowledge he still walked away. Its frustrating to watch as a show, but Rory is both justified in her anger at her Lucifer who did walk out on her, and our Lucifer who for all his talk and show, she believes is still guaranteed to walk out again (nevermind how even if he didn't, she'd still be left with the years of her life without him, which cant be solved in a day). Lucifer may be being a great father to us the viewers, but Lucifer isn't being a great father to her when it looks like he's making a big show, with when he's just gonna leave her again. Think abandonment issues, but doubled with future knowledge of how things would play out, and will always play out the same
If you think about it, the racist detective is a lot like Dan from S1, looking for the easiest explanation and way out to solve each case. While Dan was never a racist, he always tried to get cases off him as quickly as possible and with as little investigation as possible. That always set him apart from Chloe.
I love how especially relevant this episode is for these dark times. The fact that extreme racism in the LAPD as well as most other police stations in the U.S. doesn’t get solved in this episode and serves as the catalyst for Chloe to get back on the force and clean the department up was such great writing. And the duet of Lucifer and Rory at the end always gives me chills.
It's pretty drab. They should keep the agenda of the time out of it because it makes for tired watching like everything else. Lucifer was one of the freshest shows out there. Now it has just drifts all woke and typical. Shame! But, yes, she has a wonderful voice, if that is her.
They do not know but when I saw the trailer for this season and I'm sure more people I was sure that Lucifer's performance dancing with a white suit is probably part of the first episode where he sings about being God and that's why the glorious white suit I never thought it would be a moment when Lucifer sang a song To his daughter! this is simply amazing!
Your conversation about Rick's confusion around the local communication system was so funny, even though I only know where Marietta and Parkersburg is!
A very important chapter in terms of their message about racism by police officers Remember what Amendial said in the first episode of this season? "Everyone needs to change something small to make the world a better place"
Lucifer could have simply have bought her a bunch of gifts told Chloe the place if they were hidden and then have Chloe go there pick up her gifts for Rory for each birthday Holiday and such forth even having some random gifts for things like congratulations you got honor roll are you made the soccer team
Mrs Dabney. It’s funny that that is who I automatically see her as even though I first saw her in Bones. Lol I think she was a voice in Proud Family as well. She’s great.
I think it's very important to remember Rory's perspective here. She has spent her whole life believing that her father abandoned her, for absolutely no good reason. If there had been a good reason, she believes she would have been told that. At the worst moment in her life, her father is still nowhere to be found, which causes her so much anger and grief that she literally creates time travel to find and kill him. When she gets here, her father insists that there is absolutely no way that the pain he caused her happened, which has to suck. Then, when he finally accepts her feelings, he immediately tries to buy away her suffering in a day, with no thought to how she would react to it. I understand, the way the story is told and the fact that we know Lucifer enough to see there's something off makes this storyline frustrating at times. But Rory's feelings are incredibly justified, imo, when you look at it from her point of view
I get what they were trying to do with Rory, but by the end of the series, i find her thoroughly a bad choice to focus on during the shows final season. Doesn't help that she brings self fullfilling prophecies via time travel, my most hated plot device. She only brings a ton of frustration, and yes i get that that is her character, but why bring that character in then? There was so much specific drama to deal with. Let Lucifer actually be God for a while, make him finding his true calling a journey. So much potential was there. And i don't even hate the Rory plot in theory, but everything bad about it gets multiplied a thousandfold with the ending.
@@Hunterfalke I guess if you don’t like the ending, that very much hurts the plot. I don’t love how long it takes to get there, but I really enjoy the last three episodes and the Lucifer and Rory relationship by the end. Though, if I had it my way, the second to last episode of the last season would have been the season 5 finale, and all of season 6 would have been the battle for the throne. The hype at the end of 5x15 is the absolute peak of the show for me, as I’ve said in other reactions
I really do wish they would have talked more about what's wrong with the police system and what is good / what could be better about the police system however at least they talked about it some
I think a lot of shows at the time were already doing that though, look at Brooklyn 99 when they released their last season. They focused heavily on the bad elements of the police and got quite a bit of backlash even from people on the same political side. I think in Lucifer they handled it in a pretty good way considering the main focus of the show needs to be Lucifer and Chloe
I don't. They've dragged Lucifer down IMO (taken it far away from what it was), made it like every other show out there and gone all woke and demonising of the white man. Should have finished at season 5, preferably 4.
The only place my Bluetooth idea to talk to Dan or any other ghost has very few instances where it would not work such as whenever you're in a squad car and you're supposed to be on the job then taking a random phone call with not work however the majority of cases at Woodward and Dan shouldn't technically be able to sit in the car considering the fact that well he can't wrap the gun so he shouldn't be able sit on stuff either nor should he be able to go anywhere above the first floor of any building and by first war I mean whatever horticulturist of the ground so if it's a basement or something like that then well he thinks down and says into the basement and can never leave unless you fall asleep the Earth and popped out in China and it does that again to get back to the United States
Well i get it, specially when you consider the point in time she traveled from, she really hasn't had time to process anything and Lucifer just makes everything harder by trying to do everything at once xD
I never got Rory's anger. Yeah I get being upset by not having a father, but holy smokes! Her father was an actual angel! From Heaven!! Why would she automatically assume he simply left because he didn't love her or Chloe enough to stay? This season 6 felt rushed.
@@aer71367 because like she said, if he had a good reason, Chloe would have told her and we see that Lucifer has left Chloe before, even though he was still dealing with his feelings at that time but he still left
@@aer71367well sure but at the same time, it ain't just any angel. It's the Devil. Even if she's raised in a family that knows the truth about him, he's still scapegoated as Evil Incarnate by the rest of the world. I think it's fair for her to assume he must've abandoned her for some bad reason. She never knew him, she only has two ideas of him. One that comes from her family, and one that comes from the world and chistianity and although she should go with her family, the idea the world has of him seems to be the true one since he's gone for milk and never came back. I do agree about season 6 being rushed though.
No, no, no you withstand the bullshit of being a beat cop, then being a detective, then commissioner. Either you brake along the way and become corrupted. Or make it to commissioner and realized there is nothing you can do to help people. Since you are just a figure on the force and have too much work to do anything. Soo... In the end more bullshit
Eric that's big talk about "its the thought that counts" from a person who, from what I can tell, has had his father in his entire life. Granted maybe I'm wrong about that bc I'm just going off of things I've heard you say about your dad throughout your videos, but what ground do you have to stand on about that? A bunch of gifts being thrown at you doesn't heal decades of neglect.
I've never met my father and I can guarantee you that if he ever wanted to spend time with me after over 20 years of not spending time with me, I would not want him to "stay away from me". Rory is incredibly frustrating as a character.
@@limepie3025 Look at it from her perspective though. He will leave her in the future and right now it seems like there's nothing they can do to fix that so it doesn't really matter what he does now to make up for it cause she thinks it'll still happen. Not saying she's right or wrong but it's understandable
@@limepie3025 yeah but after decades of him not being there for her Lucifer buying her gifts and wanting to spend time with her for like an afternoon isn’t going to do a damn thing, especially when she doesn’t know the actual reason he left yet. He hasn’t done it yet so it’s complicated, but I have to imagine if most people went back and time and met the parent that wasn’t there for them their whole life they would react the same way. Especially when they don’t know the reason why their parent left
Single worst episode of the show. Was more woke than I thought possible. Imagine creating an episode based on BLM given what we know about their corrupt movement now
agreed, but they had to just watch it and try not to say too much policial stuff cause no matter what they said about the situation they would get backlash
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With the exception of 2x18, Amenadiel's time-slowing ability was so that he could act on Earth without really interacting with humanity. He no longer wants to be removed from humanity, so I assume he can't self-actualize that particular ability anymore.
In the series finale, Amenadiel mentions that all angels need to spend time living among humanity so they can grow the way he and Lucifer did.
Damn, that duet at the end just gets me every time! So beautiful and heartbreaking!
Also, it really is Tom and Brianna singing!
I tear up every time.
the only thing i think of during that duet is my favourite saying which is that "Music Connects Us All"
I get the frustration with Rory but I just think her character didn't get the chance to develop. I also think we have been seeing Lucifer's story for six seasons so of course we sympathize with him. Speaking as someone who was abandoned by a parent and later on she tried buying me a bunch of stuff & offers to go on trips. It didn't work on me either.
But like...this version of Lucifer hasn't even left her yet. It's a completely different situation. She is blaming him and punishing him for a crime that he hasn't even committed yet. She's being a complete brat. Yeah, it sucks that she was in that situation, but that would be like my dad bailing on me and me going and beating the shit out of some random guy who happens to look like my dad. He is genuinely trying--from his perspective THIS moment is his first experience of fatherhood and he's trying his hardest from the moment he realizes she's really who she says she is. Which actually makes him a GREAT father.
@@transientanus that’s a very logical way of looking at things.
Unfortunately, emotions don’t give a single flying fuck about logic.
Sure, on paper, from our view as outsiders, we know that Lucifer is still there and hasn’t abandoned them, which makes her at fault since she’s blaming someone for something that he hasn’t done yet.
But she has decades (60-70 years) of abandonment fueling her actions and emotions. It may seem like she’s a teenager being a dick to a father who doesn’t deserve it, but she left the Future when Chloe was on her deathbed. This is a person who spent decades being abandoned by her father, with a mother that constantly defended him but never explained why he left.
Then when her mother is on her deathbed, she hopes that at least *then,* her father (who’s left for unexplained reasons) might come back, to at least see her at the end of her life, but he doesn’t.
This is also with the full knowledge that your father is an indestructible person with dimensional travel, he *has* ways of coming back.
This is a wound that has been festering for a lifetime, amplified by the sight of a mother on her deathbed still defending the cause of said wound, with the full knowledge that your father has ways of coming back, but chooses not to.
To us, there’s multiple decades separating the 2 points in the timeline, so “it’s a completely different situation,” to her, she just left her mother on her deathbed, wound still fresh and festering.
@@phoebusapollo8365 Literally all that means is that she's had more than enough time to grow the fuck up. Yes I've seen the show and know why it has to happen that way, but it's still no excuse for her bratty behavior. And while decades of abandonment issues and feelings of neglect is an EXPLANATION for her actions, it is certainly no excuse. Trauma doesn't give you a license to be a dick and hurt the people around you. Hell, she knew LINDA when she was growing up. She never thought to take advantage of some therapy like literally EVERY ONE OF THE PEOPLE CLOSE TO HER WOULD HAVE ADVISED? Nah, this shit is all on her.
@@transientanus (Just a heads up, im catching up on the show, so gonna be using just stuff to this episode cause i dont know where things are going and what the big reveal is. So just gonna talk about how she and Lucifer are, at this point in the show. Maybe should wait to comment till after im done and got all the knowledge as rest of comments, but watching along with BW and checking some comments, i dont get 100% of the Rory frustration, as she is justified for all of it)
But the thing is, yeah he hasn't done it to her yet, but he's not just same random guy who looks like her dad (like you used as an example). He is her dad. Same person and all. So she is 100% justified to blame him at this point in time, cause from her perspective, regardless of all the trying he is doing, he is still gonna walk out on her and Chloe in just a few weeks. Time travel gets messy, but the Lucifer who left her would have all the same info our current Lucifer has (that he loves Chloe, and will be having a kid), but to her knowledge he still walked away. Its frustrating to watch as a show, but Rory is both justified in her anger at her Lucifer who did walk out on her, and our Lucifer who for all his talk and show, she believes is still guaranteed to walk out again (nevermind how even if he didn't, she'd still be left with the years of her life without him, which cant be solved in a day). Lucifer may be being a great father to us the viewers, but Lucifer isn't being a great father to her when it looks like he's making a big show, with when he's just gonna leave her again. Think abandonment issues, but doubled with future knowledge of how things would play out, and will always play out the same
Rick being confused on how to get anywhere is a great conversation topic 😂
The fact that they haven't recognized Officer Harris is Terry's wife on Brooklyn 99 makes me smile ....
That duet is beautiful .
Oh that's ingenious! I never thought about it but it would be really funny if Lucifer brought the real Santa😂
Just so you guys know, the nosy neighbor was in Lucifer's favorite crime show - "Bones" as US Attorney Caroline
If you think about it, the racist detective is a lot like Dan from S1, looking for the easiest explanation and way out to solve each case. While Dan was never a racist, he always tried to get cases off him as quickly as possible and with as little investigation as possible. That always set him apart from Chloe.
the crew trying to explain to Rick a highway that they all live by 💀
Every episode: DAMN IT JERRY!
This episode: …damn Jerry
I love how especially relevant this episode is for these dark times. The fact that extreme racism in the LAPD as well as most other police stations in the U.S. doesn’t get solved in this episode and serves as the catalyst for Chloe to get back on the force and clean the department up was such great writing.
And the duet of Lucifer and Rory at the end always gives me chills.
It's pretty drab. They should keep the agenda of the time out of it because it makes for tired watching like everything else. Lucifer was one of the freshest shows out there. Now it has just drifts all woke and typical. Shame! But, yes, she has a wonderful voice, if that is her.
@@nuntana2 ignore the mens rights, America first, racist incel. The man literally wouldn’t last as day as a person of color without going full Karen.
They do not know but when I saw the trailer for this season and I'm sure more people I was sure that Lucifer's performance dancing with a white suit is probably part of the first episode where he sings about being God and that's why the glorious white suit I never thought it would be a moment when Lucifer sang a song To his daughter! this is simply amazing!
I relate to Rick’s sense of direction. I don’t know where I am most of the time.
That duet that song that moment ✨😭
Your conversation about Rick's confusion around the local communication system was so funny, even though I only know where Marietta and Parkersburg is!
In the time it took them to explain it to Rick, I looked it up on google maps and understood it very clearly.
Sometimes it’s fun to just have a conversation
Like the mirror of Erised.
Yeah, see, Aaron said!
🤣💀
_Crime Solving Angel/It Makes Sense/ Don't Overthink It._
A very important chapter in terms of their message about racism by police officers
Remember what Amendial said in the first episode of this season?
"Everyone needs to change something small to make the world a better place"
I adore that duet. sniff.
Lucifer could have simply have bought her a bunch of gifts told Chloe the place if they were hidden and then have Chloe go there pick up her gifts for Rory for each birthday Holiday and such forth even having some random gifts for things like congratulations you got honor roll are you made the soccer team
true, but would that ultimately change how she felt about lucifer before she jumped back in time
Eric, we don't know old old Rory is as we don't know what year she travelled back in time from.
The thing is - if you are God, and all knowing - the only way to give your children free will is to stay out of their lives.
I wonder if any old disney Channel fans can Guess who old lady is
Mrs Dabney. It’s funny that that is who I automatically see her as even though I first saw her in Bones. Lol
I think she was a voice in Proud Family as well. She’s great.
Next episode is the wedding !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think it's very important to remember Rory's perspective here. She has spent her whole life believing that her father abandoned her, for absolutely no good reason. If there had been a good reason, she believes she would have been told that. At the worst moment in her life, her father is still nowhere to be found, which causes her so much anger and grief that she literally creates time travel to find and kill him. When she gets here, her father insists that there is absolutely no way that the pain he caused her happened, which has to suck. Then, when he finally accepts her feelings, he immediately tries to buy away her suffering in a day, with no thought to how she would react to it.
I understand, the way the story is told and the fact that we know Lucifer enough to see there's something off makes this storyline frustrating at times. But Rory's feelings are incredibly justified, imo, when you look at it from her point of view
I get what they were trying to do with Rory, but by the end of the series, i find her thoroughly a bad choice to focus on during the shows final season. Doesn't help that she brings self fullfilling prophecies via time travel, my most hated plot device.
She only brings a ton of frustration, and yes i get that that is her character, but why bring that character in then? There was so much specific drama to deal with. Let Lucifer actually be God for a while, make him finding his true calling a journey. So much potential was there.
And i don't even hate the Rory plot in theory, but everything bad about it gets multiplied a thousandfold with the ending.
@@Hunterfalke I guess if you don’t like the ending, that very much hurts the plot. I don’t love how long it takes to get there, but I really enjoy the last three episodes and the Lucifer and Rory relationship by the end.
Though, if I had it my way, the second to last episode of the last season would have been the season 5 finale, and all of season 6 would have been the battle for the throne. The hype at the end of 5x15 is the absolute peak of the show for me, as I’ve said in other reactions
A man who sais "The easiest Answer is usually the right one" to a crime scene, should not be a cop.
Damn, only 4 episodes left. 😢😢😢😢
...you were impressed by police NOT killing someone who is unarmed? That's a depressingly low standard
Well...America....i guess.
They’re American. What do you expect
US cops...their modus operandi - shoot first, ask questions later if at all.
1:50
uh that window?
That episode felt super short but its great, great reaction too
Well, now everyone knows about where you guys live, lol! 😂😜
I really do wish they would have talked more about what's wrong with the police system and what is good / what could be better about the police system however at least they talked about it some
I think a lot of shows at the time were already doing that though, look at Brooklyn 99 when they released their last season. They focused heavily on the bad elements of the police and got quite a bit of backlash even from people on the same political side. I think in Lucifer they handled it in a pretty good way considering the main focus of the show needs to be Lucifer and Chloe
I don't. They've dragged Lucifer down IMO (taken it far away from what it was), made it like every other show out there and gone all woke and demonising of the white man. Should have finished at season 5, preferably 4.
9:11 So kind of like a..... _Danny Phantom?_
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Where's the spiderman reaction at guys
Its coming. Saw it on twitter. Probably need time for editing
They will be recording today and it will come out tomorrow or the day after
It took this reaction to catch on to the fact that Rory is Negasonic. So embarrassing!
The only place my Bluetooth idea to talk to Dan or any other ghost has very few instances where it would not work such as whenever you're in a squad car and you're supposed to be on the job then taking a random phone call with not work however the majority of cases at Woodward and Dan shouldn't technically be able to sit in the car considering the fact that well he can't wrap the gun so he shouldn't be able sit on stuff either nor should he be able to go anywhere above the first floor of any building and by first war I mean whatever horticulturist of the ground so if it's a basement or something like that then well he thinks down and says into the basement and can never leave unless you fall asleep the Earth and popped out in China and it does that again to get back to the United States
Rory is a weird character where I understand her frustration but she has like 0 moral ground to be so upset at this version of lucifer.
Well i get it, specially when you consider the point in time she traveled from, she really hasn't had time to process anything and Lucifer just makes everything harder by trying to do everything at once xD
I never got Rory's anger. Yeah I get being upset by not having a father, but holy smokes! Her father was an actual angel! From Heaven!! Why would she automatically assume he simply left because he didn't love her or Chloe enough to stay? This season 6 felt rushed.
@@aer71367 because like she said, if he had a good reason, Chloe would have told her and we see that Lucifer has left Chloe before, even though he was still dealing with his feelings at that time but he still left
@@aer71367well sure but at the same time, it ain't just any angel. It's the Devil. Even if she's raised in a family that knows the truth about him, he's still scapegoated as Evil Incarnate by the rest of the world. I think it's fair for her to assume he must've abandoned her for some bad reason. She never knew him, she only has two ideas of him. One that comes from her family, and one that comes from the world and chistianity and although she should go with her family, the idea the world has of him seems to be the true one since he's gone for milk and never came back. I do agree about season 6 being rushed though.
No, no, no you withstand the bullshit of being a beat cop, then being a detective, then commissioner. Either you brake along the way and become corrupted. Or make it to commissioner and realized there is nothing you can do to help people. Since you are just a figure on the force and have too much work to do anything. Soo... In the end more bullshit
I JUST SAW YOU POSTED COMMUNITY OH MY GOD OKAY I PROMISE ILL BE BACK FOR THE DISCUSSION IN THIS VIDEO BUT IN TOO EXCITED OKAY? Okay
Eric that's big talk about "its the thought that counts" from a person who, from what I can tell, has had his father in his entire life. Granted maybe I'm wrong about that bc I'm just going off of things I've heard you say about your dad throughout your videos, but what ground do you have to stand on about that? A bunch of gifts being thrown at you doesn't heal decades of neglect.
I've never met my father and I can guarantee you that if he ever wanted to spend time with me after over 20 years of not spending time with me, I would not want him to "stay away from me". Rory is incredibly frustrating as a character.
@@limepie3025 Look at it from her perspective though. He will leave her in the future and right now it seems like there's nothing they can do to fix that so it doesn't really matter what he does now to make up for it cause she thinks it'll still happen. Not saying she's right or wrong but it's understandable
Yeah buying a bunch of gifts would absolutely not make up for that
@@logan_brit Buying a bunch of gifts and then refusing to hang out is one thing, but Lucifer is actively trying to be a part of her life
@@limepie3025 yeah but after decades of him not being there for her Lucifer buying her gifts and wanting to spend time with her for like an afternoon isn’t going to do a damn thing, especially when she doesn’t know the actual reason he left yet. He hasn’t done it yet so it’s complicated, but I have to imagine if most people went back and time and met the parent that wasn’t there for them their whole life they would react the same way. Especially when they don’t know the reason why their parent left
This episode was such forced garbage.
Agreed. I cringed so much at all of the forced BLM stuff
Yep, contrived claptrap. It's a shame they had to do this to Lucifer, albeit nothing is immune nowadays. TV is pretty much done.
Aurora and her story is such a rip off of Nora in The Flash. She's even also gay.
Single worst episode of the show. Was more woke than I thought possible. Imagine creating an episode based on BLM given what we know about their corrupt movement now
agreed, but they had to just watch it and try not to say too much policial stuff cause no matter what they said about the situation they would get backlash