Lucifer season 3 ending reddit And even though enjoyed watching these shows, I still would not recommend to anyone. Lucifer reluctantly accepted that hell required him, and that the world wasn't safe without him taking up that role. I read somewhere that Charlyne Yi was so busy, they barely got her on set long enough to do the scene at the end of Season 5…. I think he did get off easy for the crap he did in season one. and of course, Chloe in the background making the 'ABORT. With some very minor reluctance, I’m going to say season 3 for worst. They made charecters cry way too much. The end of Season 2 focusing on the mom was not my favorite. In those seasons, she becomes one of Trixie's best friends; in Season 3, she conspires to make a crime boss and the world's first murderer Trixie's stepfather. Get the Reddit app Scan this QR code to download the app now Subreddit for the Netflix drama *Lucifer* based on the DC/Vertigo comics Altair05. She didnt technically betray him in second 2 but did think he was going to betra her by going to heaven and leaving her behind. But the last two were a let down. The Official Subreddit for the Netflix series Lupin. That whole scene of Lucifer telling Ella the truth and her going along with it for a second before bursting out laughing. But why? Season 1 was a great start, season 2 was amazing. Here’s the thing that frustrates me most though: Rory for some reason unilaterally decided that Lucifer must go to hell and be a therapist 24/7 FOREVER. They just wanted to make an excuse for why Chloe would choose Pierce. We saw more supernatural these past two ep than the whole season. Fans of Lucifer share their reactions and opinions on the abrupt cancellation of the show after season 3. By his own child. Well, I mean Season 5 was meant to be the end of the series. Overall I thought season six had really great moments and fun episodes. The build-up of Lucifer defying is father, realizing that his love for Chloe is his choice and not fate, the whole cast learning who he his, him having made this amazing dynamic duo between him and Chloe in a cop drama-esque show, was completely ruined by season 6. I’m not a Lucifer fangirl and thought he was a douche. We found out that Lucifer was sent to Hell to do a job, even though he saw it as a punishment also, because he hated it. Essentially it was a mix of Lucifer's arrogance and resentment. S6 spoiler: After all, the S6 finale is exactly the same, with Lucifer in Hell and Chloe on Earth, only with a whole heap of added cruelty and pain, and Lucifer having a purpose in Hell other than torture this time. The justification for Lucifer becoming God was always flimsy. Season 2 was even better, the best of the entire show. Sep 7, 2021 路 Lucifer is ending, for real this the time, after six seasons that consistently exceeded expectations even if they weren’t always consistent. If they wanted to go with Lucifer as a therapist, then they should've set him on that path from the beginning. However, Brianna H. The finale of season 5 is better than the finale of season 6. Hopefully 5 will be the lucky number for Lucifer too馃檹馃徎 give us a nice, rounded ending and we go out of a high note, and i’ll be happy. Lucifer's reputation and safety are on the line, especially when a serial killer from the past resurfaces. It’s mentioned in this version of the ending that I found a few posts back… this thing is long, but I enjoyed it … maybe you will too… The episode time span covers almost the entirety of Lucifer and Chloe's partnership, which is why elements of season 1 and 2 are in there. Season 4, Pushed boundaries of what was possible, although turned pretty dark in some moments Season 3, hated Pierce and Chloe relationship. However, the following episode ("Boo Normal") is just a one-off episode about Ella, with no direct/significant mention of Chloe seeing Lucifer's devil face. It's worth watching it until the end of season 5. Mar 7, 2019 路 Essentially, Boo Normal and the subsequent episode Once Upon a Time were intended to be part of Season 4 as (possibly) stand-alone episodes. Especially the ending. In the first season, she was handling a failed marriage and complete ostracization at work, plus being thrown together with a complete lunatic as her consultant. So now those two episodes are just tacked on to the end of season 3. Season 3 did the same thing, it made Lucifer a whiney bitch, made the cases boring and so cringe, and toned done the supernatural stuff. Deckerstar Season 2 - B. It had good moments, but holy fuck the pacing was awful. 22 votes, 80 comments. ABORT!' face. okay okay okay okay. But in Season 2 she gets manipulated by Lucifer, in Season 3 by Cain, and in Season 4 by Kinley. okay. Spoiler Rules: Please remember to mark Season 5B content after the episode in question and comic information as spoilers before posting. It's also worth noting that the show is fond of alluding to the graphic novel source material - in the Sandman, Lucifer lives on a beach for a while right after abdicating Hell. What was the end goal here? Didn't quite work out, the guy panicked because of the wings and left them both in the desert. true. The reason it exists is because of Fox. And much more problems. The rest -- the crime-of-the-week, the demons, the superpowers, the fights -- are incidental. Honestly, the ending felt like Lucifer was tricked into staying in Hell. And really, the terrible of season 6 wouldn’t have been possible without season 3. Boo Normal and the alternate universe episode Once Upon a Time, (3-25 & 3-26) were filmed before Lucifer was canceled the first time and the intention was that these two episodes would fall within the Season four that never happened, so they simply tacked them onto the end of season three… the series was canceled by then anyway and the creators of the show decided they would include them in The show is caled Lucifer so, I guess "inserting all his personal issues over everything" makes sense. Maze was an interesting and appealing character in Seasons 1 and 2. There is no heaven, only hell. Yep! I love that show (as much as I love Lucifer) but I still wonder if the writers just settled on this trope and are terrified of leaving their comfort zone at this point 馃槀 taught myself to look past that trope to enjoy the shows by now (and it makes me cringe when a huge conflict rises out of two characters, who are friends and/or respect each other enough From the very beginning of Season 2, that was the end we wanted to build to. . For me, unforgettable is the final of the 4th season, when they played "My love will never die". Everything was new and interesting. They were supposed to be filler episodes in season four when the show was produced by Fox, but the show got cancelled so they tacked those episodes onto the end of season 3 as standalones. There's also an arc around volume 3 of Lucifer that has a naked, blistering Lucifer walking through a desert on a journeyto retrieve his wings. The trailers made Rory seem like she was going to be this world ending villain but no. It was so frustrating and really affected the pacing. That is sort of an oversimplified way of looking at it, but that gets the spirit of it across. That was the problem with Season 3. What happened to Chloe when they were surrounded in the house at the end? She moved in front of Lucifer and shot Cain, then one of his henchmen shot her in return. Just finished watching the ending 5 minutes ago. Pretty weak season for Lucifer but had some redeeming qualities. Lmao this thread is interesting to me because I just started season 5 (and am also already almost done with it) after a huge break due to stopping midway through sloggy season 3. I honestly don't know what the storyline for season 3 will be. Jun 26, 2021 路 Lucifer season 3 episode 25, titled Boo Normal, was a standalone episode that was filmed for season 4 but aired on Fox instead. Sometimes seasons change or the end of seasons change, but [Executive Producer] Idly [Modrovich] and I agreed on it really early on. ugh. However, as the show was cancelled the network decided to air the episodes as "bonus" episodes as they were essentially not part of any existing continuity (pending the arrival of the recently announced Season 4). Is he angel? If you're content with the ending of S4 as the ending to the show, then I don't really see any issue with ending it there. They are both canon, just misplaced on the timeline (technically Episode 26 isn't misplaced, but thats only due to the nature of the episode). ADMIN MOD Oh yeah the next 2 episodes are in wrong place! They'd have been in season 4 originally, but fox cancelled Lucifer so they put them at the end of the third one. I kinda love Lucifer and Pierce just casually sitting there trading insults. Because there are a lot of good episodes, beautiful moments and hidden gems this season. I do not feel Chloe is being treated like Lucifer's main bitch. Sep 10, 2021 路 While things seem pretty well teed up for a happy ending right off the bat, Season 6 of Lucifer features Lucifer's intention to ascend to the throne of God being complicated by the arrival of Rory One of the things that's lost in translation when binge watching is all of the interruptions to season 3. Some suggest that Eve is the punishment, others that Lucifer punished himself, and others that God does not care. Season 5A was fine and season 5B was so emotional in many ways, I was both laughing and crying over and over. 5/10 I thought I was following this along well but I swear did we end Season 3, 2 episodes and just go into season 4 without any more dialogue of Chloes reaction to seeing Lucifer as the devil? I also thought I tuned in season 4 with Lucifer discussing how all things came to be. Dean is dragged to hell, Sam goes to hell to rescue him but in order to do so he has to 'embrace the dark side ' as Ava and Jake did at the end of season 2. And then the trailer for season 5 came out and it spoiled the plot of the season by telling us that the Lucifer that came back on earth was a twin! I watched the first episode of season 5 and it was nice but since i know the plot twist, well, I don't really see the point. I love the Lucifer world, even if it's filler episodes and I"ll be sad if there's no more after S4 This season has been seriously frustrating with the love triangle, and Lucifers petty ignorance and childishness when it comes to Chloe and Pierce. '' That's the reason Lucifer is seen with his wings on in the final scene. But then on my first rewatch, I actually enjoyed season 3 a lot! It’s still my least fav season but this time not by much. She has been his longest and most loyal friend. Maze betrayed lucifer in season one when she worked with Amenadial. If Season 3 was the first season, I could understand it. On the surface 3 and 6 are pretty much tied for suck. They are irrelevant to the rest of the story, because when Netflix picked it up they are ignored entirely. Season 1, Season 2, Season 5, Season 4, Season 3, Season 6. ) I personally think the show peaked at the end of season 2. Trixie barely has any scenes with Lucifer (despite the fact that Trixie is the main reason lucifer doesn't hate children and Lucifer just so happened to be the father of Trixie's half sister). he didn't accept his role, he submitted to it. Fans of Lucifer share their thoughts on Lucifer killing Cain and the possible consequences for him. Sam rescues Dean, but at the cost of his own soul. It's ending is actually bittersweet. The redemption of the devil through true love is what Lucifer is all about. Boo Normal (3x25) and Once Upon a Time are bonus episodes. From seasons 1-4, Lucifer has expressed his desire to not follow his father’s “plan” for him. Forced. Like I believe Rory is a spoiled brat. Posted by u/Gryffindor0726 - 2 votes and 10 comments Gotta blame the writers for writing filler garbage and making teen drama for most of the season. Welling couldn’t fake liking Chloe. 118 votes, 323 comments. I loved this show and for me the end of season 4 was the end of the show. They take place somewhere in s4, but because Fox cancelled the show after season 3 and since they already filmed them, they released them anyway as bonus episodes. Gonna add my own prediction. The plot was an awful choice, the characters were poorly written, and without giving spoilers, the ending was incredibly depressing and not at all what the characters deserved. Seems like it was written to compensate for Charlotte dying in the normal timeline. Season 4 was pretty great, now that Chloe finally knew. Maze shouldn't let herself be pushed around like that, and I am glad that she is standing up for herself. A far as I am aware Netflix asked for a Season 6. However, when it's revealed that Linda is the reporter's estranged wife, things get messy. The season 5 finale was stunning and the story was complete. I loved every other aspect of this show but the ending for Lucifer and Chloe after everything they've been through is a slap in the face to the characters who developed so much. Past season 2 show becomes too dark. But then, it's not hard to be better than season 6 finale. Nope. They make Lucifer the marvelous fantasy that it is, but love and redemption is the beating heart of Lucifer the show. Season 1 - I'll never forget the feeling how hooked I was on this show, watching that season. Not sure he would still have job in real life. It's season 5 of a show about Satan and we literally never get any cool if interesting scenes. Season 6 was pretty fun to watch simply because any Lucifer content is better than none, but the writing was terrible. Then Netflix picked Lucifer up, saving the show, so those episodes theoretically would be somewhere in the 4th season. <—Dogshit writing However, if it had ended here, I would've been sad, rather than disgusted. I guess Lucifer, away from Chloe, is harder to kill than a poor human so he was fine, if in need of some aloe-vera, and the dude died. The romantic sparks start to fly, but the season doesn't really close with anything close to a resolution of that. The next 4 episodes are standalone episodes. Season 5 was amazing and well thought-out, the final episode felt a bit rushed and the "War" felt too small to be called a war, but in the end it made sense. I request a 7th season as an alternative ending in which lucifer keeps his sense of humor, and love of life, raises a very difficult, rebellious strong headed daughter while saving souls in hell and is annoyingly happy with the love of his life. And she fell down, unconscious while Lucifer shielded her. True, it would break the whole time thing but compared to the other endings and arcs, Lucifer being God felt like a better ending imo. AKA "Flashback episodes. Fans of Lucifer share their opinions and theories on the season 3 finale, which features Lucifer's wings, Chloe's reaction, and Cain's plan. time travel! Woooooooo!!!!! YEAHHH TIME TRAVEL. Season 5b was boring as fuck, and it did feel exactly like season 3 to me. Season 3 is pretty bad until the last episode. season 54 was prettynew and The Ending felt. - Fox ordered 22 NEW episodes for season 3 - so we got a total of 26 eps (incl. I JUST FIholyi just finished the eseries holyshit shit that was fi thought people were exaggerating that was so bad omg. Then Fox cancelled Lucifer, but had already filmed two episodes for their future season 4. I did like Netflix seasons more and then loved season 6 the most. Episode 15: Is This Really How It's Going To End?! Episode 16: A Chance at a Happy Ending. There’s a lot of really good moments and episodes! They also made Lucifer to be extremely dumb and behave like an idiot. 5K subscribers in the lupinNetflix community. Season 4 picks up where episode 24 left off. The first 4 episodes of Season 3 are going to show how each character got to where they are now. If you see any unmarked spoilers, please report them so that we can remove the Indeed, I did not like season 6, and I believe that the writing tanked big time after season 3. Spoilers for season 3 episode 24 of course. They earned a fuckton of money off of Bones. They just threw them in for the fans to watch them anyway. Season 6 (wait are we getting a Season 6? I keep hearing different things on whether we are or aren't) opens with Lucifer revisiting him back in hell, and helping move past his guilt so he can leave Hell and move on to Heaven, and that'll be a thing Lucifer would now do with Hell, moving from punishing to helping redeem the people in Episode 9: Goodbye, Lucifer. bittersweet ending was Lucifer being in hell as a therapist for hundreds of thousands of years, just to strip Chloe of going to heaven, to stay with him, and heal the souls of murderers, rapists, etc. I think the ending for Lucifer and especially Chloe was cruel. They were for season 4, but since they cancled it. ") Spoilers: Huge Lucifer fan. Also the last episode of season 3 has better wing animations that the last season 5 episode. Like if the show closed with Chloe reading the phone book while Lucifer organized his pocket squares it would still been a better ending than the death gasps of season 6. And season 3 was just slow, and The end of Once Upon a Time, with sinner Charlotte and corrupt Dan ending up together, was strangely sweet. And of course, the last episode of the season is essentially a giant reset button. 3. the 4 standalones from S2). The writers said these episodes will help people have a better understanding of everything. So it was the wonderful supporting cast that kept me watching. Since season 2, though, Lucifer's treatment of her hasn't changed all that much. "Boo Normal" was one of the two completed but unaired episodes meant for FOX's Season 4. Unfortunately I couldn’t get onboard with this season and specifically the ending. Mar 7, 2019 路 Chloe sees Lucifer's devil face and realizes he's been telling the truth about being the devil. Season 3 is not bad, but it is sometimes lengthy and Cain's character is not well written. Season 6 up to episode 3 Season 3: Damn It hurts not putting this season at the bottom where it belongs, but congrats season 3. I'm not hyperinvested in the show but I'm interested to see how I perceive the ending. Leaving an element of 'will they won't they' in Chloe and Lucifer's relationship right up until the last second was just annoying. Season 6 Episodes 4-10. I highly doubt they'll be in the next season, or have anything to do with the next Season. 4. (Although I never would have gone much past four episodes. I genuinely had to skip many crying scenes cause it just got annoying. For me personally my biggest issue with Season 6 was Amenadiel's and Lucifer's decisions about going for the position as God as they were made in Season 5 were reversed in Season 6. I usually skip most of this season and go straight to the end of episode 23, to the scene of Lucifer trying to express his emotions to Chloe when they were on the balcony of the villain’s house. And when it started playing in the finals, I was just wondering why the Hell they put a Christmas song in there? So I can't judge. Loved Goddess of all creation angle. May 29, 2018 路 Fans of Lucifer were shocked when Fox canceled the show. season 1 and 2w were fine. Same with the reasoning behind Chloe quitting her job. Maybe God will finally appear in person perhaps towards the end of season 3. You've been dethroned. It's the old old romantic ideal of fated love. Episode 24 WAS the season 3 finale. Season 4 was a bit rushed but I love how it ended, it just made sense. Yeah, Season 3 was getting boring, the ending was good though. Fans have been discussing the confusion over its placement and its connection to the main story arc on Reddit. After season 3 episode 24 comes season 4 episode 1. That song really took the end to another level. Episode 25 and 26 are pre filmed. And according to the kidnapper, they were supposed to swap the dude for Lucifer. Episode info: [Spoiler] (#s "A reporter seeks revenge after he discovers that Lucifer has been sleeping with his estranged wife. It seems to be a pattern in this show that Lucifer learns an important lesson at the end of the episode, only to forget all about it and revert to his old self at the beginning of the next one. Am I just getting confused or mixing up my episodes? Thanks r/lucifer 107 votes, 165 comments. About who Lucifer is. So what did the writers do for season 6? the end result of Lucifer finally accepting himself truly for what he is - The Devil and voluntarily goes back to rule over Hell i wouldn't agree with the first part of that. Season 6 rolls around, I like it, I enjoyed the ending of Lucifer returning to hell to become a healer. To my knowledge, there's only one filler in an alternate reality ( Chloe is a full-time actress, and Lucifer is still an arrogant nightclub owner). Season 6 depends on you, many people were deceived by it, especially after the great ending of season 5 and all the expectations we had. FOX cancelled the show at season 3. The other episode with Azreal and Ella is actually important to the story. It was my least favorite season by quite a large margin at first. At the end of season 6, they again brought up fate versus choice, and after In season 2, FOX cut the order from 22 to 18 and pushed 4 episodes into season 3 while at the same time renewing it for 22 new episodes (meaning 26 in total). But he has to look through the bad ones. I guess you could watch the filler episode after season 6 since originally Lucifer was supposed to end after season 3. Deckerstar Season 3 - D. Episode 10: Partners 'Til the End. They'd show a couple of episodes, be off for weeks and then be on again. I think Season 4 was the best: it had no filler episodes, the most coherent plot line of any season (Lucifer's redemptive arc, prompted by both Eve and Chloe), simply terrific acting by Ellis and German, just enough of the celestial stuff, plenty of Deckerstar with a heartbreaking ending, and Lucifer returning to being a strong character Episode 25 and 26 were meant to be used as filler episodes for season 4 if fox decided to renew lucifer for a fourth season. This was the true north of Season 3, which is if Season 2 is all about Mom, Season 3 is about identity. You can't give us five seasons of Lucifer as a detective only to make him a therapist in the very last scene at the very end of the show. Spoiler Rules: Please remember to mark Season 6 content after the episode in question and comic information as spoilers before posting. I have high hopes for it though. Episode 25 was made canon, but I don't want to spoil it. That might be a factor. Season 3 was a drag, but I can pinpoint clear ups and downs regardless. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Amenadiel and Dan scene was really touching as was Maze and Trixie at the end. Lucifer giving up and finally succumbing to his father's will just makes more sense, even if that was not the intention of the writers with that ending. On my first time watching, season 3 dragged out a bit too much for me personally. I mean, Pierce wrecked Dan in about 3 seconds flat, strolled on by, and then started messing with Lucifer (yet showed zero offence at Lucifer giving it right back to him, so presumably he was just trying to get a read on these people, to see how to use them). She sold all of them out to in season 3 when Linda and Amend hooked up even thu she was the one to reject Amenadial The series centers around the passengers and crew of Montego Air Flight 828, who land following a turbulent but routine flight only to discover that they have been missing for five years, despite only a few hours having passed for everyone on board. It is "all ablut him". S6 is a steaming hot pile of garbage that glorifies child abandonment, de-evolves characters, turns Lucifer into a liar and throws Chloe and Trixie under the bus, in what I can only call a trainwreck of a plot with a plot device so obvious, it's impossible to miss it. Too forced. Season 5 God needs his teeth kicked in. Best story from Uriel to the ending Season 1, when show was really funny. It's like how CBS renewed Elementary for a final season because they earned something like 3 million per episode - and the last season was the most expensive (something like 3 million an episode) and even though they were just breaking even with that last season, they had ~150 episodes. Well we know there is 4 standalone episodes from season 2 held over for season 3 so we can expect them. With the show cancelled, it stood & was released as a bonus episode. I think that the viewer will appreciate the 3rd season only when watching it repeatedly, when he focuses more on details. That's what I've been saying. Season 2 is best. fox released those episodes as 25 and 26 as bonus episodes since they already had those episodes completed. They ordered 4 more episodes quite late in the day, but wouldn't tell the writers whether they would be included at the end of season 2, or season 3. Was surprised when they picked it up for a sixth season, and it soon became clear that was a mistake. Like I don’t think it’s right to get such a drastic ending considering our behavior and decisions, I mean maybe it could’ve made sense if the ending was different, like all those deaths lead to something better,bigger or unexpected but I think the ending is quite obviously, nothing special cause I was expecting exactly this. Season 1 was a great start, got me completely hooked. Im so glad season 4 hardly even mentions season 3. good thing the whole acast were so charismatic that thethe ending tdiddid not destroy thehe whole experience. Instruction on how to use Spoiler Tags are located in the sidebar. The original original ending was 'supposed' to be season 3. I hated season 5. Then Netflix picked up the show for seasons 3-6. Had to rant!! kind of a dick move by Rory and stupid move by lucifer and chloe. If this show gets picked up they need less eps so less filler trash or keep the quality like this ep. Why must Lucifer work all day every day without a break or the ability to return to earth. Lucifer spends most of time in season 3 being sad for himself, and complaining like a little child. The Chloe/Pierce thing is pure cringe, Lucifer spends the season acting like he's 10, and Chloe like she's 16. She handled it beautifully. Then chooses to not have time anyways. Chloe as a character went seriously downhill after Season 1. Some of the show endings that I hated - Chuck,How I Met Your Mother and some others which I don't remember quite. The last two eps quality should've been majority of this season. Season six delivers what is unquestionably the best Honestly, I first heard this song here in Lucifer. - There were 4 episodes left from season 2 (only 18 out of the ordered 22 eps were scheduled by Fox), these 4 leftovers were pushed to season 3 as standalone eps (3x03, 3x06, 3x07 and 3x11). is a better actress than Welling. In a way it’s the opposite of season three that ended with probably the best season finale of the show but dragged a bit leading up to it. Lucifer was God's perfect angel, the first and most beautiful (the show got rid of the first but arguably kept the most beautiful) and Lucifer began to grow resentful of his father. If you watch the first episode, and the last episode you could pretty much piece together what happened. Some express their anger, frustration and disappointment, while others celebrate the successful campaign that saved the show. The part of Season 2 focusing on Deckerstar and subsequently Chloe being poisoned is my favorite. FOX then decided at some point in season 3 to cut the order to 24, but I'm fairly certain all 26 episodes had already been filmed (4 from the year before and the 22 new episodes). Led into an ambush set up by Pierce, Lucifer (Tom Ellis) first shielded himself and Lucifer: "Lol nvm I don't want to be God anymore, I won't have time" after a whole season and angel war dedicated to it. Some complain about the writing and the cancellation, while others praise the cliffhanger and the twist. season 3 wasa a tragedy though sstil l enjoyable,. Prior to the announcement, Lucifer was preparing to air its season three finale, which promised to end the season with a massive May 15, 2018 路 Monday night’s Season 3 finale left Chloe (played by Lauren German) with her jaw planted firmly on the floor. Yup. whoever has seen season 3 episode 21: what the bloody hell just happened?!? is lucifer having anightmare? why would chloe choose to get married to someone she hasnt even been dating for that long? they just had a bad breakup and chloe just accepted just like that? The season started off slowly I agree; some ‘plot twists’ were transparent but I still thoroughly enjoyed the season once we reach the peak everything just lived up to what we expect of Lucifer and especially the ending (I’ve always wanted Dennis to play God and now I get it! I was really surprised to see it happen I love it!) Episodes 25 and 26 of Season 3 are out of place due to being originally filmed with the intention of airing on Fox for Season 4, but when Fox cancelled the show they decided to just air them anyway. Season 4 - It was so interesting rhat Chloe finally knows Lucifer is the devil, also had a lot of interesting episodes, interesting character Eve and I loved the ending of that season, final episode was epic. Sam fulfils his destiny to become the new king Yeah quality definitely went up a notch, but I also thought they were doing fine in Season 1, 2 and part of Season 3. 191 votes, 460 comments. Maze put Lucifer on the back burner once in season 1 and she's made up for that. Though it would probably be easier to rank sub seasons. Then Netflix picked up the show at the last minute, & season 4 finally officially began production with brand new Netflix-made episodes. He just doesn't treat her like it. I wonder how different that episode was when it was meant to happen somewhere in the middle of season 3. Season 3 is a meh because for starters is kinds messy with the hole love triangle aspect throughout the season with cain/the sinnerman/ Marcus Pirece, Lucifer and chole and made me cringe alot but I guess this Season invole character development and the only thing that made me excited was ella, lucifer singing, Trixie and Maze Breakdown His 'sup' exchange at the end with Maze was the cherry on top. However, I do think that the ending this show got was the one it deserved. Season 3 being so terrible that the show got canceled and moved to a shorter format is what saved it, I think we all agree on that They have a chance to get cloey and lucifer closer with 3x09 , 3x10 and 3x11 I really hope that during or the end of 3x11 Lucifer saves her and shows the wings without her bloody passing out AGAIN You can be sure that its going to be 1-3 months between 3x11 and next year airing Before season 6 I only kinda liked the show and was watching it out of habit. Which was basically to be the gatekeeper of Hell. I’m not a fan of Lauren’s acting either. But I agree, I wish she had popped in and said howdy when Ella had her moment. I also feel bad for Dan being treated like crap. nmlfse gflnr jyzt phwm kxp uao friaw uohue piihjtv bng