Stay to the Lights

I watched the third episode yesterday and it may be my favourite yet.

I really enjoyed the case. I had a feeling it might have been the agent


The whole impersonating Lucifer was hilarious. I'm surprised he showed restraint during that interrogation. Shows that he is growing and changing while in LA.

Stay to the Lights

I watched the third episode yesterday and it may be my favourite yet.

I really enjoyed the case. I had a feeling it might have been the agent


The whole impersonating Lucifer was hilarious. I'm surprised he showed restraint during that interrogation. Shows that he is growing and changing while in LA.

a new hope

Yeah honestly I thought he was gonna rip the guy's head off

Lauren James

Love this episode especially when he was scaring that imposter guy

a new hope

H knows how to intimidate people for sure

Lauren James

That guy made a mistake using his name...

a new hope

Poor guy had no idea

Lauren James

Im in awe of the acting and pure talent. Tom Ellis really brings Lucifer to life and has chemistry with everyone he acts with...

a new hope

He is amazing. I hope he gets some award nominations if she shows continues to do good.

Lauren James

I hope it will. It's set up for success

Jared ❤︎ Jensen

Waldfrau

Another wonderful episode!

I especially love the beginning scene with him encouraging the young woman to jump into the pool.

The soundtrack throughout the whole episode was great!

The bedroom therapy scenes with Linda are hilarious.

I loved the moment when Chloe stopped him from hurting the murderer. It looks like she starts realizing that he really does have superpowers...and she also has an impressive grip on him, he really listens to her. It was also adorable that she called him on his self-blame, there are some things about him she has already figured out pretty well

Jared ❤︎ Jensen

I liked the sideplot of Lucifer's identity being stolen, the first time I saw it I didn't think much of it but now I see it's a glimpse into something that would play a bigger role later on: how important his identity is to Lucifer.

I loved the moment when Lucifer threw the manager trough the glass, seeing him use his powers is fun; though I hadn't noticed just how terrified Chloe was of Lucifer in that moment, I feel like this might have been the first time Chloe was ever truly scared of Lucifer

It was cute how at the end he was trying to convince Chloe to admit that he had helped out on solving the case

I loved that too

girl under the floor

I really enjoyed this episode
I gotta say that I really enjoy the sense of humor Lucifer has