@@TiffanyFrazier6622 again with the angry emojis, are you okay? No one said that maze doesn’t EVENTUALLY have a friendship with Chloe, but that is explored more LATER.
@@TiffanyFrazier6622 When the episode has Maze tell Chloe flat out: "I didn't say you could" We know Maze does NOT care for Chloe. She doesn't even see her as a friend. Anything else that relies on LATER episodes is a SPOILER
maze and trixie relationship is one of my favorite things in the show. the first person maze actually liked on earth. this show also loves to call out my daddy issues every season and I live for it
I really like this last scene where Chloe was trying to sleep with Lucifer, but he didn't took advantage of her because he wanted this moment to be special, not like this where Chloe is drunk. You know he is good friend when he immediately wanted to talk about what happened with her and DAn and him saying that Chloe is kind person who puts other needs before her own was really sweet. Also in the other episode Trixie said "since you shot Lucifer it must means you really like him", and Chloe was thinking for a moment and she didn't say no, children's see more than adults. I don't believe that at this point Chloe saw Lucifer just as "body for her" he is her friend now, they make a good team, maybe she didn't realise yet how much she likes him, you can argue that when people are drunk they aren't themselves and they wouldn't do something like that if they weren't drunk but I have to dissagree with that. I know situation's where someone was drunk and cheated and you can say that this person was just drunk but I do also know situation's where even though someone was drunk refused to do that. In my opinion sometimes true sight of someone you can only see when he/she is drunk. Also why don't you believe in Deckerstar? :)
Pops- I really enjoy this episode. It's a lot of fun, and it has some good lessons learned as well. And it is always fantastic to see when Lucifer continues to learn more and more about himself because he sees similarities between himself and those involved within the cases throughout each episode. The cases themselves aren't always so great, but in this show, they're much stronger than they would be in any other crime procedural show such as CSI, NCIS, and Law and Order, because Lucifer learns so much about himself through them. The lessons he tries to learn and the chaotic ways of trying to figure his own emotions and feelings out through them is just one of the many things I really love about this show so much. And about Lucifer's character too. :) Now... I love how Lucifer gets easily frustrated whenever people give God all the credit for what he says are his favorite things. Mainly with the food in the beginning, and then with sex too. A lot of humor comes from these brief moments throughout this episode. Most of all... I love how Lucifer is still struggling to deal with Father Frank's death from the last episode, as he continues to take his anger for God out on the suspects of his and Chloe's new case. And yet... I also love how he eventually comes to believe Junior didn't kill his father like everyone believed about him. I really love the parallels of Junior's story to the Biblical story of The Prodigal Son, and how both stories parallel to Lucifer's own storyline as he continues to struggle with his own father and what God wants from him. Lucifer hasn't found a way back home yet and he is still so deeply pained and angry at his father for all of his pain, that he doesn't want to what Junior wanted with his father, but I continue to sense that deep down, a small part of Lucifer does still love his father and longs to find such redemption as well. As for the actor who plays Junior... I really love how Manny Montana plays his character throughout this episode. I haven't seen this actor in much, if anything else. But I really do love his character in this episode of Lucifer. :) Unfortunately, Lucifer doesn't go about trying to help either Chloe or Junior the right way throughout this entire case because he's constantly expressing his "daddy issues" in every aspect of the case. And in doing so... he causes more problems for not only Chloe, but between her and her mother, and for Dan as well. Although... I think that while Lucifer is wrong to stir up all this trouble between everyone at dinner, at the end of the day... it is all for the best because now most of the problems between them... at least between Chloe and her mother, are now in the open and they can now work to fix things between them for the better. Unfortunately, Lucifer's antics at dinner leads Dan to consider allowing Malcolm to kill Lucifer. I think Dan's words to Lucifer at the dinner about him wishing Lucifer could have given him one good reason to stick up for him, was because a part of him does believe that he, Chloe, and their police precinct would all be better off without Lucifer involved to screw everyone's lives up. Thankfully, Dan makes the right decision and tries to stop Malcolm from going after Lucifer. Because Dan really is a good man in spite of his mistakes and corruption. However, Malcolm manages to overpower Dan when he attempts to arrest him, and knocks him out cold, then breaks up with Chloe for Dan through a text message. Dan never should have allowed Malcolm to get the drop on him. He definitely should have been a bit smarter here. But I love the scene overall, because does try to do the right thing by being willing to take down Malcolm at the cost of his own career and life. And thankfully, in the end... Lucifer makes things right and together with Chloe, they are able to figure out who the real killer is, as she is later arrested after she attempts to kill Chloe and Lucifer as well when they attempt to arrest her. I love that her intended target is actually Junior, and not Pops, and that Pops wound up dying simply because his son changed how he ate over the years, having gone from eating meat to becoming a vegan. It's so sad, but it's also a great twist that makes so much more of an emotional impact than it would have been... had she simply killed Pops because he changed his mind about giving his restaurant over to his son. And then... I love how Lucifer saves Chloe as he walks her through the fire, and is burned in doing so. I feel that this ending could have been executed better, but I still really enjoy it. I just feel that it would have been amazing to see if Lucifer had become more of the Devil inside of him in order to save Chloe from the fire, rather than this moment between Lucifer and Chloe seeking a way out of the fire while Lucifer cries out to his father in anger about them being put in this dangerous position, simply being cut straight to the next scene where Lucifer is carrying her out of the fire in his arms. Without us being able to see how they got to this point. I still love this ending though anyways. I love how Lucifer walks right through the fire to save Chloe, knowing full well he can be hurt. And yes... I love the irony of Lucifer being the Devil, who is burned by fire. Very funny.
At this point, I think Lucifer does have feelings for Chloe, although what he is feeling is new to him, so he doesn't quite understand it. I think Chloe likes Lucifer as a friend, but I don't think it goes farther than that. So showing up at his apartment drunk and throwing herself at him is something that would mortify sober Chloe.
Chloe's mom (Rebecca De Mornay) starred opposite Tom Cruise in "Risky Business". There is a famous scene from that movie that is duplicated in a future episode
When Lucifer says we don't turn into our parents, how ironic and a plot twist from what will happen in the final season. LOL. I don't think this is a spoiler since no details were revealed, and that some people will have an opposite opinion even after watching the entire show.
Next... Malcolm is definitely going back to Hell if our show's heroes can manage to stop him once it's discovered he's a real threat to them. Dan just needs to get himself free. Malcolm is a great bad guy that I love to hate. He's creepy and crazy. And the actor, Kevin Rankin is definitely very good at being so. Oh... and whether or not Malcolm is now stronger since he's been brought back from Hell by Amenadiel... I suspect that Malcolm is stronger, not in the sense of strength, but out of desperation. His life now depends on him fulfilling his end of his bargain with Amenadiel. If he fails to kill Lucifer, then it is straight back to Hell for him, so now Malcolm is extremely desperate to remain alive in order to avoid going back to Hell. This is why I feel like he is able to overpower Dan like he has, in spite of being locked in handcuffs and Dan seeming to have the upper hand. In regards to Amenadiel and why he is so determined to send Lucifer back to Hell... I believe that a part of him is worried and perhaps a little jealous of his father's love for Lucifer in spite of Lucifer's rebelliousness and punishment. Much like Anne's jealousy towards Junior for gaining back his father's love that is stronger than whatever love she might have felt for him and he for her. However, I get the sense that Amenadiel hasn't come to understand this about himself yet, because like Lucifer, I suspect he doesn't understand his own emotions either. So, for now... I feel like Amenadiel has just grown tired of Lucifer constantly mocking him and finding ways to go against him. Tired of seeing Lucifer get out of the punishment that their father has bestowed upon him. And it's like Amenadiel tells Lucifer in the Pilot episode... Lucifer is a mockery of everything divine. In his eyes, Lucifer is all evil in spite of the good Chloe, and we as the viewers have come to see in him. Amenadiel has refused to see any good in him, and has been tasked by his father to send Lucifer back to Hell, and he feels it is his duty to obey his father above all else. Which means, he will do whatever he has to do to fulfill this duty he has been tasked with. As for the case within this episode itself... as I said above, I like it overall, and I love the twist, when it turns out that the killer killed Junior's father in an effort to kill Junior instead upon learning that Junior and his father made up, and that the father had changed his will to give his son the restaurant. I also like how Lucifer and Chloe eventually are able to help clear Junior's name, as well as offer him his father's last will upon his death, by letting him know that his father wanted to give Junior the restaurant. This isn't one of the best cases, but it is still a lot of fun. And there's once again a lot of humor brought in thanks to Lucifer. :) Also... I like the end moment between Chloe and her mother, as they are able to finally clear the air and grow closer. It's sweet, and I'm happy they were able to resolve their differences. Penelope is played by actress, Rebecca De Mornay, whom I've seen in a number of movies and other shows I believe as well. She's great, and I really enjoy her character a lot. She's a fun mom, albeit the typical kind of mother who easily annoys her child by trying to make them into something they're not. But I enjoy seeing Chloe's relationship with her, and especially when we see their relationship deepen and grow stronger by the end of this episode. As for the side storyline with Maze and Trixie... I think it's really adorable, and I especially love how Maze now considers Trixie her new friend. Although, I was happy that Chloe managed to find her daughter in time before she could take that drink. I also love the scenes between Maze and Linda as well, because I love that Maze is trying to figure out how to fit into this world, now that she realizes she won't ever be returning to Hell. But I love Linda's advice to her about Maze needing to seek out new friends, which results in Maze making friends with Trixie, and in the end... Linda too. And lastly... my absolute favorite moment throughout this episode, is in the very end between Lucifer and Chloe again when she comes to him at his apartment in LUX drunk and actually attempts to sleep with him, knowing his desire from his several attempts in the past to do so. until Lucifer surprisingly stops her. He might not quite understand why himself because he struggles to understand human emotions, but I feel that he stops himself more because he knows she's currently in a vulnerable state and that were she sober, she never would let her guard down like this. And Lucifer cares about her so much more than he understands. It's so, so sweet seeing him become protective of her. Plus... I think he also wants his first night spent with her to be when she wants to be with him too. And Lucifer believes so strongly in free will, and that everyone deserves to be able to exercise their free will. And with Chloe becoming hindered by her drunken state, Lucifer most likely sees this as him taking advantage of her vulnerability had he given into his primal urges, and it would mean he would be taking away some of her free will. I absolutely love the scenes between these two amazing characters. Beautiful. :) Thank you both so much once again for this fabulous reaction from you! I really love hearing your thoughts and insights for each episode. And I'm happy you had so much fun watching this episode too! I can't wait for many more reactions for Lucifer to come!!! So, until then, my friends... Thank you as always, ladies! Sincerely, Heidi
Oh my goodness Heidi, you have me entranced with such an amazingly well written commentary. All any Lucifan needs is Heidi Marcum’s comments to their reaction and the will feel so fulfilled. Ladies another wonderful reaction. Heidi, I don’t even have the words, you are just phenomenal.
If you two ever get time, you should definitely react to the show Motherland Fort Salem. The first season is only ten episodes, and I think you'll both love it.
If there is a path given by god I doubt any lesser being can derail it. Therefore whatever happens and whatever choices you make, they were meant to happen
Girls I love your reaction to this episode,,,👍🏼👍🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼👍🏼👍🏼….yeah it almost sounded like they were going to meet God,,,🧐🧐… Of all places Trixie, took an Uber to lucifers,,,,😂,,, but made a new friend,,,,(Maze)… Looks like Dans , in jam,can’t trust Malcolm. Wow looks like it’s going to get very interesting,,,,, onward to the next episode,,,,👉🏼👉🏼👉🏼👉🏼..
Many of your videos had a supporting actor but without text: a cat ! Isnt it time for your supporting actor to at least get one line of text in one of your next videos ? 😺
Freedom is a philosophical problem that isn't well defined most of the time. If your environnement, your body, affects, surroundings, social institutions you take part in determine who you are, then you can never really be something else than your determinations. Therfore are you really free ? You can emancipate of structures of society, for example gay people were in hiatus of passed societies (and persecuted) it would be the case of the philosopher Foucault who was gay and felt like a deviant therfore instead of becoming a doctor (or something of that sort) like his father he went to study philosophy then prisons and psychiatric hospitals and did extended work on mental institutions. You could say he escaped his bourgeois status that would bring a stability in his life and say he was "free" except it isn't the case, it was because he was gay that he made different set of choices in his life. His social determination was in conflict with his sexual determination. This would be the philosophical point of view of structuralists like Spinoza, and it is globally accepted as anything really left on the ideological spectrum (talking political science, there isn't really anything left in the USA or barely in the institutional politics anyway). We're fully determined and freedom is just the ability to escape structures that defines and limit us. Yet again, none of us are self sufficient in a society, we'll always depend on others (except if you hunt in the woods, but even then you had to be fed as a baby) therefore we should reflect on what we want to depend on. Being fully autonomous and therfore fully free is somewhat of an illusion. Lucifer lives the same thing, from the philosophical perspective, he's wondering if he wants to depend on someone like Chloe in his life. But freedom is irrelevant there, you're not free from your feelings. No matter what God did or didn't do there doesn't matter as long as he's not controling everything from beginning to end.
If God (in this series) is omniscient wouldn't it be a bore to know you can manipulate everything at anytime? What would be the point? I would think his real power would be to set Earth in motion with free will and only at a predetermined time or set of circumstances step back in and pull the plug.
Your discussion of free will vs God's plan can be continued and added to in every season of this show. It's a recurring dilemma. I'll shut up now and maybe not give too much away.
Two of the best friendships on the show are born in this episode: Maze & Linda and Maze and Trixie
Yes, the Demon has best friendships in this show. I love Maze arcs
What about chloe are u tring to say she dosent care about chloe niether 🤔🙄😡🤬😠
@@TiffanyFrazier6622 again with the angry emojis, are you okay?
No one said that maze doesn’t EVENTUALLY have a friendship with Chloe, but that is explored more LATER.
Maze is Kinda Lucky she wasnt dealing with supernaturals Lucifer.first betrayl and she'd have gotten dusted.
@@TiffanyFrazier6622
When the episode has Maze tell Chloe flat out: "I didn't say you could"
We know Maze does NOT care for Chloe. She doesn't even see her as a friend.
Anything else that relies on LATER episodes is a SPOILER
You both stopping to sing along to the theme song is a MOOD 😂
Who knew a show about the devil solving crimes in LA would end with a lot of existential questions?
but a lot of answers to existential questions this show answers are not really answers but just opinions
@@Lchristyhastings right
He covered her face so she wouldn't breath in the smoke. X'D Lucifer's lungs can't collapse but Chloe's can.
maze and trixie relationship is one of my favorite things in the show. the first person maze actually liked on earth. this show also loves to call out my daddy issues every season and I live for it
I think he covered her face because smoke smoke is worse than the flame itself
Sorry you didn't get to meet God-though honestly, you should have known that Lucifer wouldn't call him "Pops". ☺
Maze has a helluva story arc. They *all* do. It's *one* of the things that make this show so damned good.
I really like this last scene where Chloe was trying to sleep with Lucifer, but he didn't took advantage of her because he wanted this moment to be special, not like this where Chloe is drunk.
You know he is good friend when he immediately wanted to talk about what happened with her and DAn and him saying that Chloe is kind person who puts other needs before her own was really sweet. Also in the other episode Trixie said "since you shot Lucifer it must means you really like him", and Chloe was thinking for a moment and she didn't say no, children's see more than adults. I don't believe that at this point Chloe saw Lucifer just as "body for her" he is her friend now, they make a good team, maybe she didn't realise yet how much she likes him, you can argue that when people are drunk they aren't themselves and they wouldn't do something like that if they weren't drunk but I have to dissagree with that. I know situation's where someone was drunk and cheated and you can say that this person was just drunk but I do also know situation's where even though someone was drunk refused to do that. In my opinion sometimes true sight of someone you can only see when he/she is drunk. Also why don't you believe in Deckerstar? :)
And then lucifer goes " I'm gonna start a rebellion' it was the cutest thing ever. Gods POV
Pops- I really enjoy this episode. It's a lot of fun, and it has some good lessons learned as well. And it is always fantastic to see when Lucifer continues to learn more and more about himself because he sees similarities between himself and those involved within the cases throughout each episode. The cases themselves aren't always so great, but in this show, they're much stronger than they would be in any other crime procedural show such as CSI, NCIS, and Law and Order, because Lucifer learns so much about himself through them. The lessons he tries to learn and the chaotic ways of trying to figure his own emotions and feelings out through them is just one of the many things I really love about this show so much. And about Lucifer's character too. :)
Now... I love how Lucifer gets easily frustrated whenever people give God all the credit for what he says are his favorite things. Mainly with the food in the beginning, and then with sex too. A lot of humor comes from these brief moments throughout this episode.
Most of all... I love how Lucifer is still struggling to deal with Father Frank's death from the last episode, as he continues to take his anger for God out on the suspects of his and Chloe's new case. And yet... I also love how he eventually comes to believe Junior didn't kill his father like everyone believed about him.
I really love the parallels of Junior's story to the Biblical story of The Prodigal Son, and how both stories parallel to Lucifer's own storyline as he continues to struggle with his own father and what God wants from him. Lucifer hasn't found a way back home yet and he is still so deeply pained and angry at his father for all of his pain, that he doesn't want to what Junior wanted with his father, but I continue to sense that deep down, a small part of Lucifer does still love his father and longs to find such redemption as well.
As for the actor who plays Junior... I really love how Manny Montana plays his character throughout this episode. I haven't seen this actor in much, if anything else. But I really do love his character in this episode of Lucifer. :)
Unfortunately, Lucifer doesn't go about trying to help either Chloe or Junior the right way throughout this entire case because he's constantly expressing his "daddy issues" in every aspect of the case. And in doing so... he causes more problems for not only Chloe, but between her and her mother, and for Dan as well. Although... I think that while Lucifer is wrong to stir up all this trouble between everyone at dinner, at the end of the day... it is all for the best because now most of the problems between them... at least between Chloe and her mother, are now in the open and they can now work to fix things between them for the better.
Unfortunately, Lucifer's antics at dinner leads Dan to consider allowing Malcolm to kill Lucifer. I think Dan's words to Lucifer at the dinner about him wishing Lucifer could have given him one good reason to stick up for him, was because a part of him does believe that he, Chloe, and their police precinct would all be better off without Lucifer involved to screw everyone's lives up.
Thankfully, Dan makes the right decision and tries to stop Malcolm from going after Lucifer. Because Dan really is a good man in spite of his mistakes and corruption. However, Malcolm manages to overpower Dan when he attempts to arrest him, and knocks him out cold, then breaks up with Chloe for Dan through a text message. Dan never should have allowed Malcolm to get the drop on him. He definitely should have been a bit smarter here. But I love the scene overall, because does try to do the right thing by being willing to take down Malcolm at the cost of his own career and life.
And thankfully, in the end... Lucifer makes things right and together with Chloe, they are able to figure out who the real killer is, as she is later arrested after she attempts to kill Chloe and Lucifer as well when they attempt to arrest her. I love that her intended target is actually Junior, and not Pops, and that Pops wound up dying simply because his son changed how he ate over the years, having gone from eating meat to becoming a vegan. It's so sad, but it's also a great twist that makes so much more of an emotional impact than it would have been... had she simply killed Pops because he changed his mind about giving his restaurant over to his son.
And then... I love how Lucifer saves Chloe as he walks her through the fire, and is burned in doing so. I feel that this ending could have been executed better, but I still really enjoy it. I just feel that it would have been amazing to see if Lucifer had become more of the Devil inside of him in order to save Chloe from the fire, rather than this moment between Lucifer and Chloe seeking a way out of the fire while Lucifer cries out to his father in anger about them being put in this dangerous position, simply being cut straight to the next scene where Lucifer is carrying her out of the fire in his arms. Without us being able to see how they got to this point. I still love this ending though anyways. I love how Lucifer walks right through the fire to save Chloe, knowing full well he can be hurt. And yes... I love the irony of Lucifer being the Devil, who is burned by fire. Very funny.
At this point, I think Lucifer does have feelings for Chloe, although what he is feeling is new to him, so he doesn't quite understand it. I think Chloe likes Lucifer as a friend, but I don't think it goes farther than that. So showing up at his apartment drunk and throwing herself at him is something that would mortify sober Chloe.
Rebecca De Mornay. I haven't seen here since RISKY BUSINESS. Still can do the Acting thing. BRAVO, Rebecca. Good Post.
Great reaction! Plus, I could see a kittycat having a bath. Internet Score: 9/10, would watch reaction + kittycat again.
Chloe's mom (Rebecca De Mornay) starred opposite Tom Cruise in "Risky Business". There is a famous scene from that movie that is duplicated in a future episode
Oh you guys... I don't wanna spoil. I've been waiting this for dayss cuz its satisfying lol
Oh the crimes will ALWAYS relate to them, to an annoying point sometimes lol
Great discussion in this reaction!
I love your thoughts! Keep going ♥️ you two are amazing
When Lucifer says we don't turn into our parents, how ironic and a plot twist from what will happen in the final season. LOL. I don't think this is a spoiler since no details were revealed, and that some people will have an opposite opinion even after watching the entire show.
Your girlfriend always so chill and calm that it makes me calm too.😂
Morgan Freeman is not the only who played God in the movies. Alanis Morissette played God in the movie Dogma.
I love the female relationships in this show.
Next... Malcolm is definitely going back to Hell if our show's heroes can manage to stop him once it's discovered he's a real threat to them. Dan just needs to get himself free. Malcolm is a great bad guy that I love to hate. He's creepy and crazy. And the actor, Kevin Rankin is definitely very good at being so.
Oh... and whether or not Malcolm is now stronger since he's been brought back from Hell by Amenadiel... I suspect that Malcolm is stronger, not in the sense of strength, but out of desperation. His life now depends on him fulfilling his end of his bargain with Amenadiel. If he fails to kill Lucifer, then it is straight back to Hell for him, so now Malcolm is extremely desperate to remain alive in order to avoid going back to Hell. This is why I feel like he is able to overpower Dan like he has, in spite of being locked in handcuffs and Dan seeming to have the upper hand.
In regards to Amenadiel and why he is so determined to send Lucifer back to Hell... I believe that a part of him is worried and perhaps a little jealous of his father's love for Lucifer in spite of Lucifer's rebelliousness and punishment. Much like Anne's jealousy towards Junior for gaining back his father's love that is stronger than whatever love she might have felt for him and he for her. However, I get the sense that Amenadiel hasn't come to understand this about himself yet, because like Lucifer, I suspect he doesn't understand his own emotions either. So, for now... I feel like Amenadiel has just grown tired of Lucifer constantly mocking him and finding ways to go against him. Tired of seeing Lucifer get out of the punishment that their father has bestowed upon him. And it's like Amenadiel tells Lucifer in the Pilot episode... Lucifer is a mockery of everything divine. In his eyes, Lucifer is all evil in spite of the good Chloe, and we as the viewers have come to see in him. Amenadiel has refused to see any good in him, and has been tasked by his father to send Lucifer back to Hell, and he feels it is his duty to obey his father above all else. Which means, he will do whatever he has to do to fulfill this duty he has been tasked with.
As for the case within this episode itself... as I said above, I like it overall, and I love the twist, when it turns out that the killer killed Junior's father in an effort to kill Junior instead upon learning that Junior and his father made up, and that the father had changed his will to give his son the restaurant. I also like how Lucifer and Chloe eventually are able to help clear Junior's name, as well as offer him his father's last will upon his death, by letting him know that his father wanted to give Junior the restaurant. This isn't one of the best cases, but it is still a lot of fun. And there's once again a lot of humor brought in thanks to Lucifer. :)
Also... I like the end moment between Chloe and her mother, as they are able to finally clear the air and grow closer. It's sweet, and I'm happy they were able to resolve their differences.
Penelope is played by actress, Rebecca De Mornay, whom I've seen in a number of movies and other shows I believe as well. She's great, and I really enjoy her character a lot. She's a fun mom, albeit the typical kind of mother who easily annoys her child by trying to make them into something they're not. But I enjoy seeing Chloe's relationship with her, and especially when we see their relationship deepen and grow stronger by the end of this episode.
As for the side storyline with Maze and Trixie... I think it's really adorable, and I especially love how Maze now considers Trixie her new friend. Although, I was happy that Chloe managed to find her daughter in time before she could take that drink.
I also love the scenes between Maze and Linda as well, because I love that Maze is trying to figure out how to fit into this world, now that she realizes she won't ever be returning to Hell. But I love Linda's advice to her about Maze needing to seek out new friends, which results in Maze making friends with Trixie, and in the end... Linda too.
And lastly... my absolute favorite moment throughout this episode, is in the very end between Lucifer and Chloe again when she comes to him at his apartment in LUX drunk and actually attempts to sleep with him, knowing his desire from his several attempts in the past to do so. until Lucifer surprisingly stops her. He might not quite understand why himself because he struggles to understand human emotions, but I feel that he stops himself more because he knows she's currently in a vulnerable state and that were she sober, she never would let her guard down like this. And Lucifer cares about her so much more than he understands. It's so, so sweet seeing him become protective of her. Plus... I think he also wants his first night spent with her to be when she wants to be with him too. And Lucifer believes so strongly in free will, and that everyone deserves to be able to exercise their free will. And with Chloe becoming hindered by her drunken state, Lucifer most likely sees this as him taking advantage of her vulnerability had he given into his primal urges, and it would mean he would be taking away some of her free will. I absolutely love the scenes between these two amazing characters. Beautiful. :)
Thank you both so much once again for this fabulous reaction from you! I really love hearing your thoughts and insights for each episode. And I'm happy you had so much fun watching this episode too! I can't wait for many more reactions for Lucifer to come!!! So, until then, my friends...
Thank you as always, ladies!
Sincerely,
Heidi
Oh my goodness Heidi, you have me entranced with such an amazingly well written commentary. All any Lucifan needs is Heidi Marcum’s comments to their reaction and the will feel so fulfilled. Ladies another wonderful reaction. Heidi, I don’t even have the words, you are just phenomenal.
@@beethewizard Thank you so very much, my friend. Your kindness means the world to me. :)
Sincerely,
Heidi
@@heidimarcum5984 Thank you so much Heidi, you are so wonderful one cannot help but to show you love and kindness.
Your reactions are the best!
It's a bit puzzling that Lucifer saves Chloe's life and she seems upset and says _"You can put me DOWN!"_
Fate is where you end up. Free Will is how you get there.
he covered her face because of the dangers of smoke inhalation.
I dont have a password on mine either :D I would get super triggered if I had to enter it all the time heh
If you two ever get time, you should definitely react to the show Motherland Fort Salem. The first season is only ten episodes, and I think you'll both love it.
Trixi really reminds me of my newphew lol almost 10 knows how to use a iPhone but doesn’t own one loves video games tho 😂
If there is a path given by god I doubt any lesser being can derail it. Therefore whatever happens and whatever choices you make, they were meant to happen
your reactions are dope
Girls I love your reaction to this episode,,,👍🏼👍🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼👍🏼👍🏼….yeah it almost sounded like they were going to meet God,,,🧐🧐…
Of all places Trixie, took an Uber to lucifers,,,,😂,,, but made a new friend,,,,(Maze)… Looks like Dans , in jam,can’t trust Malcolm.
Wow looks like it’s going to get very interesting,,,,, onward to the next episode,,,,👉🏼👉🏼👉🏼👉🏼..
Carly you look good🍻
Told you you'd laugh your ass off.
6:10 Guess we can say they’re some hot heads😐😅
Carly, by any chance will be doing more movies in the future? I'd like to become a patron but I'm more a film buff.
I definitely want to. Once I have more free time I think that is something I can do for sure!
@@CarlyNicole1 thanks for the reply!
why are we assuming amenadiel has any idea what god wants?
Please See all the Lucifer episodes..!!it will be exciting by seeing all the episodes.i promise
Many of your videos had a supporting actor but without text: a cat ! Isnt it time for your supporting actor to at least get one line of text in one of your next videos ? 😺
Freedom is a philosophical problem that isn't well defined most of the time. If your environnement, your body, affects, surroundings, social institutions you take part in determine who you are, then you can never really be something else than your determinations. Therfore are you really free ?
You can emancipate of structures of society, for example gay people were in hiatus of passed societies (and persecuted) it would be the case of the philosopher Foucault who was gay and felt like a deviant therfore instead of becoming a doctor (or something of that sort) like his father he went to study philosophy then prisons and psychiatric hospitals and did extended work on mental institutions. You could say he escaped his bourgeois status that would bring a stability in his life and say he was "free" except it isn't the case, it was because he was gay that he made different set of choices in his life. His social determination was in conflict with his sexual determination.
This would be the philosophical point of view of structuralists like Spinoza, and it is globally accepted as anything really left on the ideological spectrum (talking political science, there isn't really anything left in the USA or barely in the institutional politics anyway). We're fully determined and freedom is just the ability to escape structures that defines and limit us. Yet again, none of us are self sufficient in a society, we'll always depend on others (except if you hunt in the woods, but even then you had to be fed as a baby) therefore we should reflect on what we want to depend on. Being fully autonomous and therfore fully free is somewhat of an illusion.
Lucifer lives the same thing, from the philosophical perspective, he's wondering if he wants to depend on someone like Chloe in his life. But freedom is irrelevant there, you're not free from your feelings. No matter what God did or didn't do there doesn't matter as long as he's not controling everything from beginning to end.
If God (in this series) is omniscient wouldn't it be a bore to know you can manipulate everything at anytime? What would be the point? I would think his real power would be to set Earth in motion with free will and only at a predetermined time or set of circumstances step back in and pull the plug.
I cant wait for season 5 reaction 👀
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Your discussion of free will vs God's plan can be continued and added to in every season of this show. It's a recurring dilemma. I'll shut up now and maybe not give too much away.
If and when they introduce god as a character I am sure we will be in good hands.
Clever. lol
Another one bites the dust
foul play!
are yall friends or a couple
We are a couple!
its ironic cz to what I am real Lucifer and I Still don't trust in Dod
your girlfriend kinda looks like a young Dc. Linda
sorry you don’t get god until way later
make another video tomorrow
as a gay lady myself, I'm very excited for y'all to see how much gayer this show gets
First love you
5:36 the right one seems to be into women.
Is men do any thing wrong with u to be gay I'm so surprised actually
Stfu with these homophobic comments
WHAT???????
Dude.......
momcraft akar+ What a ridiculous comment.
On the topic of being surprised, I am surprised at such ignorance. Have you been hiding in a cave since the 1950's?