[SPONSORED] Lucifer Season 1 Episode 3 UN-CUT REACTION!

Thank you so much for a new reaction for Lucifer! I enjoy this episode a lot too. The overall case is just okay, but like always... the characters are what make me love this episode. First... I absolutely love how Chloe is continuing to look into Lucifer to try to figure out how Lucifer does all his weirdness she's witnessed from him. The scene between her and Trixie is adorable. I love how Chloe is upfront with her daughter about why she's looking into Lucifer, and I love how she asks her mother if Lucifer is a magician. So cute!! My favorite moment comes in the ending, when Lucifer suddenly becomes the Devil within him when the agent cruelly talks about having killed the innocent woman just to get her phone away from her. I love seeing the darkness in his eyes as he's starring coldly at the killer, then how he suddenly thrusts the agent through the glass wall beside them like he weighs nothing at all. But more so... I love how Chloe is able to talk him down and bring the good in him back out once she calms him. Chloe can do this like no one else can and like you said... this moment for Lucifer really shows that he truly does care about the humans, when the Devil wouldn't as far as the world sees the Devil to be. It's phenomenal acting, and phenomenal writing for such a character. And I love it!! I also love how hard Lucifer works to prove the football player is innocent, and as we learn throughout the episode, Lucifer definitely feels guilty for butting into this young man's life and getting him into such deep trouble. Especially since because if he hadn't have, then the young woman wouldn't have been killed. And thanks to Linda, his therapist... Lucifer, while he denies it out loud of course, comes to realize that he's begun to love getting justice for the innocents, while still appreciating being able to punish those who are evil. He also tells Linda in the end that he appreciates being able to punish the evil by his own terms, and not because his father forced him to punish the evil in the world and into the task he was forced into. And this is very important for his character. This show is all about Lucifer trying to find himself as he strives to become who he truly wants to be, and not who he's been forced to become, or who mankind expects him to be. I really love this about this show. Next... I am loving the scenes between Lucifer and Linda while he continues to go to therapy. It's silly because he sleeps with her, in spite of them sleeping together being unethical. However, I absolutely love how she also continues to help him understand his dilemmas, while also helping him to figure out the sides of him he doesn't realize he needs to understand. Therapy is a really clever way I think, to help Lucifer find himself. And lastly... I also really love the side storyline with Lucifer discovering someone has been impersonating him and ruining the "Lucifer brand" as he calls it. I love how Lucifer allows himself to once again show the darkness inside of him when he goes to punish the impersonator, only to come out of it when Maze cruelly states that seeing him do so is like Lucifer punishing himself. I don't think she meant to be cruel, but you could see on his face that her words hurt him. His anger towards the impersonator and the humor Lucifer brings out throughout this storyline is hilarious, and it's another reason I love Tom Ellis in this role. He's phenomenal at going from being funny, to sad, to afraid, etc... at the drop of a hat, and his emotions can change very quickly. I love it!! Overall... I really enjoy this episode. It's fun and cleverly written. The storyline with the football player, his girlfriend, and his agent is fun, and seeing Lucifer continuing to try to understand humanity and their emotions is phenomenal. I also love the continued dynamic between Lucifer and Chloe while he works hard to keep with her on her cases in spite of his weirdness. Thank you so much! I can't wait for more like always!!! So until your next reaction for Lucifer...

Heidi Elizabeth Marcum