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Tom Clancy is Dead posted:The dynamic this episode was really bad, but at the end it looks like they're going another direction with it? Hopefully. What should happen: The above, but Lucifer somehow gets into a confrontation with Cain. The confrontation ends in violence that accidentally kills Cain for real, while Lucifer manifests entirely as the Devil - with Chloe there to see it - setting up a scenario where Chloe believes Lucifer is the Devil, but also that he just murdered her boyfriend.
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Aleph Null posted:Amenadiel telling Charlotte the "truth" is dumb and stupid, but Amenadiel is never as smart as he thinks he is.
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Milo and POTUS posted:He's slowly gotten better as a character and I don't know if it's the actor loosening up a little or the writing or both
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Binary Logic posted:I thought when Pierce aka Cain lost his mark (and therefore the curse) he'd start aging really fast.
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Aleph Null posted:dammit. I'd have been thrilled for an 11 episode season 4
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Great episode, though it's probably also partly the reason why the season was otherwise so dull - I figure they had written (at least the basic idea of) this episode first, then written the rest of the season to match the plot points touched upon in the finale, without realizing that those plot points couldn't carry the season on their own. They handled Chloe's realization pretty well, at least she accepted that Lucifer had been telling her the truth all along the moment there was some undeniable circumstantial evidence - with her seeing his devil face just being formality. I mean, given how they've handled her introduction to the divine so far, you'd be halfway afraid she'd just ignore suddenly being on top of a skyscraper, be surprised by Lucifer's devil face, and then the next season try to deny it as her seeing things due to extreme stress. It's certainly ending the show on a high note, after the rest of the season had been a bit of a wet fart.
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atomicgeek posted:Speaking of things I was frustrated about, I think the avclub's reviewer LaToya Ferguson sums it up pretty well but to paraphrase, it's that the finale really tied together the whole Sinnerman mystique into the person of Pierce really well in a way they didn't do throughout the season. You see that the bland, affable cop guy, the petulant ancient murderer, and the whispered-of mob boss are all the same person in a way that ties it all up together both plotwise and emotionally---which they loving needed to do half a season ago. So frustrating, especially now that this is the show's sendoff. atomicgeek posted:I'm not even mad about it taking this long for Chloe to get in on it; it's just the whole Cain thing spun its wheels so long when, say, all along they could have showed him operating his dirty empire or something for dramatic kicks while spinning out the tedious Chloe/Cain/Lucifer triangle instead of dropping that entire thread for most of the season.
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S4 main plot: "Someone took my devil dick!!!"
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