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I may occasionally post about lucifer (tv) just because I need somewhere to post my thoughts

[are-they-gender-fluid]

Are they Gender Fluid?

Lucifer (Lucifer)

Yes, she's gender fluid!

I can see it

No, but they aren't cis

Nope, he's cis

I don't know this character

Voting ended onDec 17, 2024

Propaganda:

He is so sexy he transcends gender and can't be confined to just one

Submitted by: @bloodredsugarknight

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I love the women in Lucifer

Mazikeen- Amazing, perfect, protective and hilarious. Very flawed but so real and her development, fantastic. I love watching her gain a sense of self/identity over the series, and how her relationships deepen as she does

Linda- Kind and complex with her own issues. Entertaining and the only one with any sense half the time. She would do anything for those she loves, she just wishes they’d stop putting her in positions where she has to

Chloe- Determined and stubborn, has a past she resents yet she still puts so much work into all her relationships. She’s not just a workaholic though, she is a mom and a friend and at rare times, a bit childish given the experiences she lost out on

Ella too, the talkative and energetic forensic nerd who you thinks just a little weird but actually has a real shady past. You can see how she grew up with siblings in her behavior and she’s very loyal, adore her sm

And Charlotte!! I love what they did with her character after Goddess left. Her unique trauma, her efforts to be a better person, her social awkwardness and casual commentary on her.. colorful past. ugh I love her

[cookieandbread]

hi Lucifer fandom, idk if you're still alive but I have a complaint

so I'm watching Lucifer for the forst time (technically I had already seen the first 3 seasons a long time ago, but my memories of it were blurry) and s4 kind of doesn't make sense to me???? (keep in mind I've only watched up to episode 4 when I write that)

like, the whole "Chloe wants to send Lucifer back to hell" feels more like "oh we don't want them to be together because that's what most people are watching the show for and we don't know how to write people being together (as shown by them killing Charlotte as soon as she gets with Dan, breaking up Amenadiel and Linda instantly, and developing as little and badly as possible any romance Chloe has outside of Lucifer) so we're scared we'll loose all our audience" than really Chloe dealing with knowing who Lucifer truly is.

don't get me wrong, she totally is allowed to freak out (who wouldn't?), but it makes no sense to me why she would go fully "let's send Lucifer back to hell!". She's been working with the guy for 3 seasons (so ≈ 3 years cause I suppose 1 season = 1 year), not only that but they are friends.

They've proven to each other many, MANY times that they can trust each other despite everything that they don't know about the other, Lucifer has shown her that he cares quite a few times (in eccentric ways most of the times, but still). Not only that but Chloe has also been living with Maze for quite some times without anything bad happening to her or Trixie because of it (the exception being the time when Maze comploted with Cain, but at the time Chloe doesn't know that). Plus, Lucifer has alwas been honest with her about what he is (and even tried to show her a few times but she doesn't know that). At the very least she would give Lucifer (& Maze) the benefit of the doubt.

And an argument could be made that "oh but she was being manipulated", was she? She broke pretty easily out of that manipulation if you want my opinion. The way she was manipualted (at least what we are shown in the show) also doesn't convince me tbh. It could have been a very interesting storyline, criticizing how religion can sometimes be twisted to manipulate people who wants to do good but are a little lost (Chloe) and ostracize and hurt those who do not fit in (Lucifer), and the angst would have been absolutely heartbreaking, but it was executed pretty badly and in a way that doesn't make me believe in it (which is kind of the most important in a manipulation plotline. I'm not asking the show to make me believe Lucifer is bad (it couldn't without destroying his character), I'm asking the show to make me understand why Chloe would believe that, why she felt like she had no choice but to listen to Kinley).

But what bugs me the most is that Chloe didn't even try to talk to Lucifer!!!! On their cases, she insists on talking to the suspects (if she can), even when it's 100% sure that they've done the murder, just to get their side of the story and understand fully the case. Her need to understand the bigger picture and her attention to details is what leads her multiple times to uncover things that all the other chatacters miss. We also see that she is able to put on hold her emotions to at the very least fully understand the situation (as shown with the guy who murdered her father, where despite years of anger she accepts to try to see the case in a different way, leading her to uncover the true murderer.) She prioritizes proofs and facts over hearsay and things written by God knows who hundreds if not thousands of years ago. She's also shown (LITETALLY 2 EPISODES BEFORE SEASON 4) to be accepting of Ella's "ghost" thing, despite clearly not understanding shit about it.

Chloe cares about her friends, so much so that when everything points to Maze being a murderer she still doesn't believe it. There's literally a footage of her taking the knife from someone's chest and Chloe goes "no, she did not do it." AND SHE'S RIGHT! Chloe cares about her friends and believe in them no matter what. And you're telling me she doesn't even try to talk to Lucifer? Seriously?

I love angst and slow burns, but NOT when it ruins a character as good as Chloe Decker.

[weltato]

Reasons to watch Lucifer (the TV show with Tom Ellis) other than Tom Ellis takes his shirt off sometimes.

I've only seen up to S2 E5 at the time of writing this so...yeah no spoilers pls, but these are the reasons I've found.

There is a scene very early on (I think S1 E4?) where, for just a moment, we see Lucifer being actually vulnerable with Chloe and she notices this and like "oh....ok, he's not just a playboy-" and I cannot express in words how much I adore that. It gives me "Christine taking the mask from the Phantom" vibes and the power switch there. It's just....it's lovely.

Also, says a lot about me that Lucifer literally doesn't have his top on in that scene and instead of looking at what's presented I focus instead on the feelings XD

Maze is fun.

She has knives.

Linda is very lovely and goes through so much shit just to be a really nice person and a great friends and a good therapist.

Trixie and her never-ending quest to be Lucifer's friend.

The fact that Amenadiel calls Lucifer "Luci" sometime is very sweet.

Also....Amenadiel has wings. We see fluffy feather wings and I'm a sucker for wings and how they look and if they actually look like feasible bird wings or not.

And I'm a sucker for character development so sorry not sorry but the amount of what Sean Ferric from Trekculture dubbed "cry face" is kinda fun to see. It's actually not too excessive, but it IS expressive (especially on Lucifer) and I'm enjoying myself.

Finally...

The fact that every single title so far has been a line in the episode it's a title for.

BONUS! Robert Picardo was in an early S2 episode, so any Stargate: Atlantis or Star Trek: Voyager/Prodigy or really any sci-fi fan reading this should know that it's super fun to see him in something not sci-fi related. Robert Picardo you are wonderful and despite my love for Voyager you shall always be Mr Woolsey to me.

[acecritter]

I’ve been rewatching Lucifer and I’m towards the end of season 3. God the build up to Deckerstar is so good. I wouldn’t classify it as a slow burn, since it’s only like 3 1/2 seasons of build up, but maybe a medium burn. But watching Lucifer and Chloe continually be two ships passing in the night is so good. Maybe it’s just my hopeless romantic nature that loves mutual pining.

[moi-moy]

After stalling, I watched Lucifer (all the way to season 3) and I feel like everything would be better/funnier if Chloe was asexual

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Most amazing pun I've heard in a long time...

So, I'm watching Lucifer, right? He and the detective visit a vineyard for a murder. Lucifer steals a bottle of wine (of course), but as he's listening to the crime scene tech (or whatever she's called) tell them that the victim was waterboarded, he comes up with this gem...

"I guess you could say he was water-Bordeaux-ed."

It was amazing.

I'm easily entertained...

[me-ig6]

Im on season 3, episode 23, quintessential deckerstar. So if you're not there yet, !spoilers!

But I just wanna say chloe and Pierces' relationship was absolute bull shit and I'm so glad it's over. Pierce sucks ass.

I'm absolutely destrought over Charlotte's death. How fucking dare they do that to Dan. He finally gets to be happy, and they take away his happiness. They were so cute together. I'm so sad.

Also, Pierce is a piece of shit. I hate him.

And Maze has no right to be mad at Linda for getting with amenadile (even if i dont ship it). He's her ex that she has made clear that she has no feelings for. And she doesn't get to choose who Linda gets to date. She can be upset, but she's overreacting a tad.

And Pierce is a dick.

These are my current thoughts.