I really do love the whole visualization of Hell for this series. Rather than the overused fire and orange and red, it's all those basalt pillars and falling ash in darkness giving it this cold, desolate and oppressive silence sort of feeling, rather reminiscent of the 'House of Dust' from Mesopotamian myths. Just that stark contrast from the usual portrayals in media really make it stand out, not to mention the concept of the individual hellscapes themselves.
I love everything about their concept of hell. It's very Dantean: your punishment is based on your sins, and the colors are all cool colors just as Dante's Inferno is literally frozen in the center. And in Dante's Inferno, Lucifer is trapped there like all the other damned souls, and the rules are made by God, just like in this version. In fact, I think this version improves upon Dante's, by taking the idea of punishment fitting the crime and expanding it to *all* ways you could hurt someone instead of just Dante's 9 prescribed sins.
@@ThammuzBabylon Exactly! It also gives us some background into Linda's character, and provides insight into her feelings about her relationship with Lucifer.
guilty isn't the only way they tortured in hell, when malcolm came back he said that since he was a glutton of human things like food and some other things (I forgot), they deprived him of them. so those who don't feel guilt will be deprived of things they love
The new precinct set debuted in 2x01, which is never really addressed in dialogue (the establishing shot with the parking structure is the same). They also had a Lieutenant before Pierce, but she only appeared in two episodes.
12:45 I saw a comment pointing this out in a different video of this scene but notice how his door's chains are off and the other visible doors aren't. He's almost free he just can't let go. I hope they bring him back or reference him in the final season.
What I find really interesting is that when I first saw this episode, I knew there was something going on, right from the very first scene... I just couldn't figure out what it could be, so I let it go and just dove into the episode. But the thing that made me suspicious in the first place was the nurse in Reese's hospital room when he wakes up in the opening scene. She didn't seem to have much compassion for him, telling him that he almost died (or whatever it was she told him). She just said it like it was no big deal and like it wouldn't scare him, the patient. And I thought that was weird, but I thought, okay maybe that actress is just downplaying her role or something, lol. And then I got to the end of the episode, and I was like, oh my gosh, she's probably some demon working in hell who has to keep playing that nurse role to torture him every time he goes back through the same cycle. She's probably bored, lol! And I thought that was just brilliant. I love this episode. I think the flashbacks are interesting and funny (going back to when they first started working together, Dan mourning his missing pudding, etc.), I love seeing the Chloe/Lucifer dynamic through Reese's eyes, I love the twist at the end, and I think the actor playing Reese did such a great job. He made it riveting to watch him spiral through the whole mess, and in the end, I really did feel bad for him when he lay there, taking his last breaths, still wanting to be with Linda, and Lucifer is there at his end, knowing what's to come for him. It's all so fascinating and sad and unique. Definitely one of my favorite season 3 episodes, for sure.
Tiny spoiler alert maybe for people who wonder how the time works in this show; Season 1-this point is 13 months I believe. Ending of season 3 is almost 2 years. Season 4 is like a year because of a certain someone😏. Season 5 is after a 2 month break and takes like a couple of months. So in total the show has been taking around 3 years sins episode 1.
Mark 15:10. So you guys never noticed the trees visible through her office windows? The exterior view close-up reminds me of the apartments we lived in in Hawaii, by the way. Until they pull back to the reporter's POV and I'm suddenly reminded of every Quinn Martin production! 😅
He was just a regular dude who went a little of kilter and ended up doing some bad things. He obsessed and tried to kill someone and did end up killing someone. I think his torture is his own doing. Ever time Maze talks about torturing someone I get the sense they were really really bad, like a serial killer or Hitler, just a sociopathy or psychopath who dont fell guilt and so must be externally punished.
Well... no. If you combine what Maze says about her hell torture in season 3, episode 16 with the depictions of hell in season 5a, it's clear that the way it works is the *cause* of your torture is determined by your own guilt and memories, but the demons play the characters in your loop and are free to change up the details of the loop for their own enjoyment, as long as the main driver of the loop stays the same.
@@samatar6852 That's a common misconception. Psychopaths aren't incapable of feeling remorse/empathy, it's just not automatic for them. In other words, for most of us, if someone gets hurt we feel their pain automatically to some degree. For psychopaths, they don't, but they *can* if they consciously try to. The difference between a psychopath and a non-psychopath is the psychopath's empathy is under their own conscious control, not that it doesn't exist at all. And so the way I see it, upon death, that option is turned off. They don't get to choose, they HAVE to turn their empathy on and consider their life's actions with it, and if they feel remorse after that, it's what drives their hell loop.
2:25 Might be from Better Call Saul if Eric has seen that (I know the others haven't yet). He was also in an episode of Agents of SHIELD! Only one, but his voice and cadence is distinct enough that you might remember it from there.
Mark 19:40. Hmm. The visuals for Hell, give the impression that they use Gallifreyan technology by having rooms with larger interiors than exteriors. While sometimes rooms could be like a hologram suite as in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". As if the writers are undecided. 🤔 Demons and Demonesses wouldn't have room to be included in a hologram scenario! 😮
Season 3 of Lucifer was pretty slow for me, since there were a lot of cases that I felt were unnecessary; but when it picked up, it was kinda hard to sleep 'cause I wanted more lol
I do love the idea that for people like Getty or the doctor who poisoned Decker last season who think they are in the right in spite of the horrible things that they’ve done, that they relive the the sins they have committed on others for eternity. And that it is driven purely by their own guilt. What I don’t like is that means that people who don’t feel guilty about said things or sociopaths or even purely evil people won’t go go hell because they don’t feel guilty, they might even love it. I wish the show runners went into more specificity about that. But I do love that the show’s overall theme is accountability, that it isn’t the devil that makes us do bad things, it’s us.
The change of the sets happened when they moved their filming location from Los Angeles to Vancouver... so even if the old set was still intact it would have been quite the field trip.
I've wanted to see their reaction to this episode for so long! Especially Eric's reaction to the candy toys! I was not disappointed. How much do you guys bet he wrote "Edible s*x toy dealer. Need to make appointment" in his notebook?
I don’t think it’s about seeing his face in person versus through a mirror. It’s about bad people realizing the devil is real, which also means Hell is real. If you are a straight up criminal and you find out Hell and the devil are real, it means you are screwed. Also, when Chloe saw him in the first episode, she had been shot and was losing blood. It’s easy to play off what you saw in that moment.
What I find super interesting about this episode is that we can clearly see one of the doors is chained shut and the occupant is trying to get out. Is this an implication that there’s a limit to how horrible your sin can be before hell just up and keeps you locked up? We know that you can just leave your punishment whenever you want so long as you absolve yourself of guilt, but that there are exceptions like lucifers mom, I wonder just what this limit is to deserve being locked up in your cell.
I feel like I'm crazy every time Eric talks about being fat. He doesn't look fat to me. I would say a little chubby at most, but not fat. Maybe it's because I only see him sitting behind that table. IDK, maybe he just wears it well. LOL.
I think it's more that he's been called fat during his life, and now he aggressively labels himself as such so it can't be used to insult him. "Wear it like armor and it can never be used against you"
I've always believed that the afterlife is whatever you imagine it to be. If you believe that he'll is your worst fear, that's what's happening in each hellscape.
Maze climbed through her window once (and Linda asked her if she could teleport lol) , so I always thought it's a house type of office. But, I guess Maze could climb up the high buildings as well.
Again no the devil doesn't make you do anything, he punishes evil people. If the devil himself was evil he would leave evil people on earth not punish people. Jeez I figured that out when I was 8.
I mean he is absolutely evil in the Bible. He tempted eve into eating the apple and essentially brought on the downfall of mankind. He also tried to tempt Jesus. There are lots more examples of the devil being depicted as evil in the bible. It’s just that shows changes the context of the devil, and events involving him in order to make him not evil
@@thewerewolff7248 But God wanted them to eat the apple in the end. So is it the devil's fault? Also the Bible was written by man. It is proven that many passages have been translated incorrectly from the original language, whether it was just a mistranslation or on purpose to serve an agenda.
@@fightingfaerie Regardless of weather god wanted it to happen the devil didn’t know that. He did it because he’s evil not because god wanted him to. And of course the bible was written by men doesn’t change the fact that in it the devil is depicted as evil. I’m talking about the devil as he is in the bible, not as an actual real entity because I’m an atheist and don’t believe in any of this anyway. In the bible the devil is evil. In the show he isn’t. It’s that simple.
@@thewerewolff7248 since we are both atheist. Let me just ask if temptation is evil? Does the devil tempt and only those who are evil take that temptation. Anyway. In the show I like that he isnt evil. And I feel like people psychological have to blame someone else for their action so the choose the devil.
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I guess people don't even realize they are in hell. you're reliving a scenario about something bad you did. and when it starts over, you forgot you already did it. if you don't feel guilt I guess you would do the bad thing anyway over and over again. no one manages to realize it's a trap and they can get out.
@@jmid6358 But some are locke in. Int haty shot when they say someone is trying to get out, you see chains holding the door shut. Theye ven talked about this, with Luci's mother
Filler just means it isn't a part of the overarching story. Tales of Ba Sing Se is considered one of the best episodes of Avatar: The Last Airbender, and it's a filler episode
This episode is amazing for people to understand how Hell works. you're trapped for eternity in a guilt loop. there are no actual torture "bad place" style.
@@elizanneribeirodasilva928 ehh the whole dinnerware story line is really not that great imo and to me it clearly feels like they wanted more attention to “the other guy” and the love triangle bs which is why the show in first instance got cancelled
This episode was part of season 2. Having taken it from season 2 (together with other 3) to cut it short and put in season 3 as a filler doesn't make sense for the chronological line.
I say that this is the episode where we see LUCIFER from someone else's point of view. Usually, it is our own point of view. I was a break from the norm. (IMO)
Yeah the next episode even makes reference to it - Light SPOILER for episode 8 Lucifer to Amenideil “Dr Linda has taken some time of to deal with a death in the family” That family being Reece since later she says “I’m planning my ex-husband’s funeral”
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I really do love the whole visualization of Hell for this series. Rather than the overused fire and orange and red, it's all those basalt pillars and falling ash in darkness giving it this cold, desolate and oppressive silence sort of feeling, rather reminiscent of the 'House of Dust' from Mesopotamian myths. Just that stark contrast from the usual portrayals in media really make it stand out, not to mention the concept of the individual hellscapes themselves.
the absence of light and love. However within his "cell" his environment is shaped by his punishment.
I love everything about their concept of hell. It's very Dantean: your punishment is based on your sins, and the colors are all cool colors just as Dante's Inferno is literally frozen in the center. And in Dante's Inferno, Lucifer is trapped there like all the other damned souls, and the rules are made by God, just like in this version. In fact, I think this version improves upon Dante's, by taking the idea of punishment fitting the crime and expanding it to *all* ways you could hurt someone instead of just Dante's 9 prescribed sins.
Reminds me of Coldharbour
Gives it a much more demonic feel as well. Just cold and bleak- that lost feeling :) it’s so wonderful
One of my favorite Lucifer episodes! Even though it's basically a filler episode, the narrative and characters are so engrossing and interesting.
Same! This is, genuinely, my favourite episode.
I don't like this ep
And despite being filler, it still serves important development to show us how Hell works...
@@ThammuzBabylon Exactly! It also gives us some background into Linda's character, and provides insight into her feelings about her relationship with Lucifer.
The only channel where they start discussing an episode and end up talking about calve implants and neck fat removals.
Completely naturally too
One of my favorite things about this channel
Yup. Sounds like Blindwave.
Let’s be honest, we’re here for the off topic rants first and the reaction second 😂
NO matter how many times i rewatch this show this will forever be my favorite episode.
YES!!! Just because of the one scene!
Same, love this one
I love it 😂
and mine!
Me too!
"You're serious, that's his name?"
"Says Spa Ghetti."
guilty isn't the only way they tortured in hell, when malcolm came back he said that since he was a glutton of human things like food and some other things (I forgot), they deprived him of them. so those who don't feel guilt will be deprived of things they love
The new precinct set debuted in 2x01, which is never really addressed in dialogue (the establishing shot with the parking structure is the same). They also had a Lieutenant before Pierce, but she only appeared in two episodes.
Rick was the quickest to realize that the episode did not correspond to the present.
Aaron I can't get over your feathered pen
"I'm allergic to watermelon" is maybe the funniest and the saddest line I have ever heard.
The Guest Star is from Better Call Saul, plays Howard Hamlin.
This is a very human episode, this episode is about a human trying to handle that the devil is real
12:45 I saw a comment pointing this out in a different video of this scene but notice how his door's chains are off and the other visible doors aren't. He's almost free he just can't let go. I hope they bring him back or reference him in the final season.
I think they cover this in the show how people can just leave but don’t
Your wish is granted in the final episode.
This is one of my favorite episodes of television ever. I’ll never get tired of it
What I find really interesting is that when I first saw this episode, I knew there was something going on, right from the very first scene... I just couldn't figure out what it could be, so I let it go and just dove into the episode. But the thing that made me suspicious in the first place was the nurse in Reese's hospital room when he wakes up in the opening scene. She didn't seem to have much compassion for him, telling him that he almost died (or whatever it was she told him). She just said it like it was no big deal and like it wouldn't scare him, the patient. And I thought that was weird, but I thought, okay maybe that actress is just downplaying her role or something, lol. And then I got to the end of the episode, and I was like, oh my gosh, she's probably some demon working in hell who has to keep playing that nurse role to torture him every time he goes back through the same cycle. She's probably bored, lol! And I thought that was just brilliant.
I love this episode. I think the flashbacks are interesting and funny (going back to when they first started working together, Dan mourning his missing pudding, etc.), I love seeing the Chloe/Lucifer dynamic through Reese's eyes, I love the twist at the end, and I think the actor playing Reese did such a great job. He made it riveting to watch him spiral through the whole mess, and in the end, I really did feel bad for him when he lay there, taking his last breaths, still wanting to be with Linda, and Lucifer is there at his end, knowing what's to come for him. It's all so fascinating and sad and unique. Definitely one of my favorite season 3 episodes, for sure.
@23:06: "Now you're just whoring it out"... absolutely nothing to do with Lucifer, but definite quote of the day. 😂🤣
Tiny spoiler alert maybe for people who wonder how the time works in this show;
Season 1-this point is 13 months I believe. Ending of season 3 is almost 2 years. Season 4 is like a year because of a certain someone😏. Season 5 is after a 2 month break and takes like a couple of months. So in total the show has been taking around 3 years sins episode 1.
Accidental typo yet works very well contextually there 🤣👍
Mark 15:10. So you guys never noticed the trees visible through her office windows?
The exterior view close-up reminds me of the apartments we lived in in Hawaii, by the way. Until they pull back to the reporter's POV and I'm suddenly reminded of every Quinn Martin production! 😅
Dude's just reliving this episode over and over again in Hell.. That's hell.
He was just a regular dude who went a little of kilter and ended up doing some bad things. He obsessed and tried to kill someone and did end up killing someone. I think his torture is his own doing. Ever time Maze talks about torturing someone I get the sense they were really really bad, like a serial killer or Hitler, just a sociopathy or psychopath who dont fell guilt and so must be externally punished.
Well... no. If you combine what Maze says about her hell torture in season 3, episode 16 with the depictions of hell in season 5a, it's clear that the way it works is the *cause* of your torture is determined by your own guilt and memories, but the demons play the characters in your loop and are free to change up the details of the loop for their own enjoyment, as long as the main driver of the loop stays the same.
@@IceMetalPunk then what about the psychopaths who don't feel remorse for their actions?
@@samatar6852 That's a common misconception. Psychopaths aren't incapable of feeling remorse/empathy, it's just not automatic for them. In other words, for most of us, if someone gets hurt we feel their pain automatically to some degree. For psychopaths, they don't, but they *can* if they consciously try to. The difference between a psychopath and a non-psychopath is the psychopath's empathy is under their own conscious control, not that it doesn't exist at all.
And so the way I see it, upon death, that option is turned off. They don't get to choose, they HAVE to turn their empathy on and consider their life's actions with it, and if they feel remorse after that, it's what drives their hell loop.
@@samatar6852 Interesting question, I am sure hell has some answer to that.
Mark 9:40. "Doctor Phlox" from "Star Trek: Enterprise"! 🖖
Mark 9:20. Yay, Eric! That's what I felt too! Sympathy for the set decorator! 😊🎉
I just watched the rest of this season. And I’m so excited for you guys.
I have never been this early. Your reactions are so fun to watch
They are especially when they're complete like this.
2:25 Might be from Better Call Saul if Eric has seen that (I know the others haven't yet). He was also in an episode of Agents of SHIELD! Only one, but his voice and cadence is distinct enough that you might remember it from there.
I think I've seen him on the Disney channel in some kind of movie xD
Mark 19:40. Hmm. The visuals for Hell, give the impression that they use Gallifreyan technology by having rooms with larger interiors than exteriors. While sometimes rooms could be like a hologram suite as in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". As if the writers are undecided. 🤔
Demons and Demonesses wouldn't have room to be included in a hologram scenario! 😮
This is one of the best episode in whole series.
Season 3 of Lucifer was pretty slow for me, since there were a lot of cases that I felt were unnecessary; but when it picked up, it was kinda hard to sleep 'cause I wanted more lol
This is such a good episode in my opinion
I do love the idea that for people like Getty or the doctor who poisoned Decker last season who think they are in the right in spite of the horrible things that they’ve done, that they relive the the sins they have committed on others for eternity. And that it is driven purely by their own guilt.
What I don’t like is that means that people who don’t feel guilty about said things or sociopaths or even purely evil people won’t go go hell because they don’t feel guilty, they might even love it. I wish the show runners went into more specificity about that. But I do love that the show’s overall theme is accountability, that it isn’t the devil that makes us do bad things, it’s us.
2:41 "why WILL he be in the hospital?"
I honestly got shocked and was like "he knows"😮
This is 100% my favorite episode I've been waiting for you guys to watch this episode for so long I'm so happy it's finally here
This is my favourite episode.
One of my Favorite episodes ever! 🔥💪✨✨
SAME!
They were in CANADA for the first season. Now they are in LA filming so it's different.
First and second. Third and later was LA
The change of the sets happened when they moved their filming location from Los Angeles to Vancouver... so even if the old set was still intact it would have been quite the field trip.
I've wanted to see their reaction to this episode for so long!
Especially Eric's reaction to the candy toys!
I was not disappointed.
How much do you guys bet he wrote "Edible s*x toy dealer. Need to make appointment" in his notebook?
He must have one hell of a day planner if he has appointments like that
I don’t think it’s about seeing his face in person versus through a mirror. It’s about bad people realizing the devil is real, which also means Hell is real. If you are a straight up criminal and you find out Hell and the devil are real, it means you are screwed. Also, when Chloe saw him in the first episode, she had been shot and was losing blood. It’s easy to play off what you saw in that moment.
6:50 love the basilisk comment. Perfect way to mock😂
What I find super interesting about this episode is that we can clearly see one of the doors is chained shut and the occupant is trying to get out. Is this an implication that there’s a limit to how horrible your sin can be before hell just up and keeps you locked up? We know that you can just leave your punishment whenever you want so long as you absolve yourself of guilt, but that there are exceptions like lucifers mom, I wonder just what this limit is to deserve being locked up in your cell.
Maybe it's for people who absolutely deserve it/don't feel guilt or something
It's funny to think about this episode now with the information we get in s5
I feel like I'm crazy every time Eric talks about being fat. He doesn't look fat to me. I would say a little chubby at most, but not fat. Maybe it's because I only see him sitting behind that table. IDK, maybe he just wears it well. LOL.
I think it's more that he's been called fat during his life, and now he aggressively labels himself as such so it can't be used to insult him. "Wear it like armor and it can never be used against you"
@@andrewlance3898 Tyrion Lannister is that u?
I've always believed that the afterlife is whatever you imagine it to be. If you believe that he'll is your worst fear, that's what's happening in each hellscape.
That was a f**king good episode wow
One of my favorites
(I just watched)
Maze climbed through her window once (and Linda asked her if she could teleport lol) , so I always thought it's a house type of office. But, I guess Maze could climb up the high buildings as well.
It seems street level office to me.
One of my favourite episodes
Given the number of views since it aired, wow, this is a popular episode for lots of people!
Hey it's Howard from Better Call Saul.
This episode just explain how the hell works
I can not wait to see their reactions in 3 weeks
my favorite video every week is thissssssss love u guys and cant wait for u 2 c the rest of lucy 💜
Such a great show!
Lucifer at the end looks so done with him.
Again no the devil doesn't make you do anything, he punishes evil people. If the devil himself was evil he would leave evil people on earth not punish people. Jeez I figured that out when I was 8.
The devil from the Bible is evil. The devil you see on tv nowadays are usually funny, charming, witty and the good guy
I mean he is absolutely evil in the Bible. He tempted eve into eating the apple and essentially brought on the downfall of mankind. He also tried to tempt Jesus. There are lots more examples of the devil being depicted as evil in the bible. It’s just that shows changes the context of the devil, and events involving him in order to make him not evil
@@thewerewolff7248 But God wanted them to eat the apple in the end. So is it the devil's fault? Also the Bible was written by man. It is proven that many passages have been translated incorrectly from the original language, whether it was just a mistranslation or on purpose to serve an agenda.
@@fightingfaerie
Regardless of weather god wanted it to happen the devil didn’t know that. He did it because he’s evil not because god wanted him to. And of course the bible was written by men doesn’t change the fact that in it the devil is depicted as evil. I’m talking about the devil as he is in the bible, not as an actual real entity because I’m an atheist and don’t believe in any of this anyway. In the bible the devil is evil. In the show he isn’t. It’s that simple.
@@thewerewolff7248 since we are both atheist. Let me just ask if temptation is evil? Does the devil tempt and only those who are evil take that temptation. Anyway. In the show I like that he isnt evil. And I feel like people psychological have to blame someone else for their action so the choose the devil.
Lucifer has to be my most favourite show aside from supernatural
Dang I'm early! And for one of my favorite episodes 😁 Love the storytelling style of this one
This is one of the best episodes in the entire series!!!
Lucifer: the doors aren't locked
Me: well except for Hitler and Stalin and a few others
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Notes: Push-ups? The Missionary Position is just those but now there's a usually smaller person under you, hoping that you don't collapse and pin her down with your body mass and weight while you have your heart attack! 😉
Push-ups? How many of you would just rather lie there and hope that enemy fire avoids you as you decide if doing a push-up is worse than being shot? 🤔
Evil people who did evil things who feel zero guilt... yeah that will be addressed with Sinner-man.
God damn calvin instantly got it
"when you're fat, everyday is leg day" a shirt that says
My fav lucifer episode
the plot twist was one of the best I seen
This is the best episode
12:50 but that door IS locked. So someone who doesn't feel guilty but deserves to stay?
I guess people don't even realize they are in hell. you're reliving a scenario about something bad you did. and when it starts over, you forgot you already did it. if you don't feel guilt I guess you would do the bad thing anyway over and over again. no one manages to realize it's a trap and they can get out.
@@jmid6358 But some are locke in. Int haty shot when they say someone is trying to get out, you see chains holding the door shut. Theye ven talked about this, with Luci's mother
@@newbiesama yeah exactly, the people who aren't allowed to get out because they don't feel any guilt have chains around
They’re getting close!😭
Think about it. Future Flash basically made Hell in the speed force. The speed force prison does exactly what hell does.
The bad guy is Howard from better call saul.
Will you guys be reacting to the 2 episodes fox never aired at the end of this season? Netflix aired them when the bought the rights.
It was aired at fox before netflix bought the rights
Just watched them again yesterday. One of them is definitely my favorite episode of all.
@@vic70ria which are they?
@@matthiasnm4279 which is my favorite or which are these episodes?
@@vic70ria I bet I know which one...
now you gotta watch better call saul
Hi, please react to Warehouse 13 after you are done with Lucifer, it's a similar TV Show in many ways and it's really good
funny how this is kind of a filler episode but alot of people enjoy it
filler doesnt mean it has to be bad.
Filler just means it isn't a part of the overarching story. Tales of Ba Sing Se is considered one of the best episodes of Avatar: The Last Airbender, and it's a filler episode
@@andrewlance3898 but this episode looks like it have a real connection with a story
Resses death reminds me a lot about Jokers death in Arkham City
Doctor Phlox fell on some hard times after the Enterprise man...
LOVE THIS EPISODE ♡♡♡
This episode is amazing for people to understand how Hell works. you're trapped for eternity in a guilt loop. there are no actual torture "bad place" style.
@Aar T so you have proof? you went down there? you know god is like vampires and werewolves right? pure fiction just to sell books.
Yes I like an idea of Hell like that. I think its more terrifying than all legends of Hell in human history
This was the best filler episode I have ever seen
5:37 *cue the meme* What did he say!!
I’ve seen pictures of Vegas
Last good episode for a while so enjoy it boys...
painfully accurate 😭
Right?! After this the other episodes from now on is gonna be a lot of filler
3x10 it's good too
I love the end of this season so much though.
@@elizanneribeirodasilva928 ehh the whole dinnerware story line is really not that great imo and to me it clearly feels like they wanted more attention to “the other guy” and the love triangle bs which is why the show in first instance got cancelled
This episode was part of season 2. Having taken it from season 2 (together with other 3) to cut it short and put in season 3 as a filler doesn't make sense for the chronological line.
I’ve seen con air is hilarious 😂
I say that this is the episode where we see LUCIFER from someone else's point of view. Usually, it is our own point of view. I was a break from the norm. (IMO)
🃏 Nice episode
wtf?!? why have i never seen this episode? ive seen them all.
It is there
Yeah the next episode even makes reference to it - Light SPOILER for episode 8
Lucifer to Amenideil “Dr Linda has taken some time of to deal with a death in the family” That family being Reece since later she says “I’m planning my ex-husband’s funeral”
I have a suggestion,you guys should watch “darkseid vs thanos” by mighty raccoon
this is how u make a filler episode.
Eric's calves look shaved
Nice calves Eric.
Any chance re:zero winning the poll?🙃
Calves. Guess they never read the Wheel of Time.
The last two episodes of this season are filler and aren't really worth watching BTW
Yes but they are still good. And this episode is also a filler. Filler doesn't mean to be always bad
this episode is so corny lmfao