Everything's Coming Up Lucifer

This was another really interesting episode and it's really coming together now and I feel that hopefully it won't be too long before somebody that Lucifer is close to will discover that he truly is who he says he is. But I have to say this... I really hate one thing about this entire series and that's the fact that a lot of the times when they choose classic rock songs as in this episode they chose All Along the Watchtower by Jimi Hendrix yet they didn't have the version by Jimi Hendrix. They had it by some guy I don't know who but I mean it was pale and vapid. Being a lover of classic rock of course I love the original artists and that's one thing that I appreciated about the series Supernatural is they always had the original artists and I don't know why on God's green earth they would not have the originals singing the music in this series because it would pack way more of an emotional wallop. Totally disappointing and the one flaw for me in the series.

When, in my initial review, I stated that this show is "A light supernatural action Comedy", lots of people (including ...actual Devil worshipers!) argue that this is a serious TV show based on Milton's book "Paradise Lost" and it would be showing the power and the charm of true evil! Well, I hate to disappoint them again but in this 2nd season 1st episode, you get what it was obvious from the beginning...

So! There is a lot of humor in this episode. Most of it is based on the formula where Lucifer keeps telling everyone he meets that he is the Devil and his Daddy issues, but here and there, there was some clever joke that made some difference.

The main story and the connection between Chloe and Luci advances but slowly. Why he gets vulnerable if she is near him, is still a mystery! And there are a few songs and music beats into the mix.

If you watch for what it is (again a "A light supernatural action Comedy") you might actually find yourself enjoying the light humor and the music.

For this episode: 7.5/10

P.S. When I saw Amenadiel and Chloe together at the Lux, couldn't help thinking a joke myself: How do you call Amenadiel and Chloe together? ....Black & Decker !!!

As a teen, I had to study the Christian Bible (King James Version) every single night. We went chapter by chapter, as a group, from Genesis to Revelations and then started over. So there isn't much I don't know about what is in there and what isn't, and this series, Lucifer, shows that the writers have done their homework!

They are taking poetic license to flesh it out in this storyline of the devil taking a vacation on Earth, and it's a lot of fun if you aren't superstitious about it! I am sure the title alone is terrifying for some! But for me, well, I have always felt sympathy for the fallen angels because, according to biblical scholars, there is no redemption for them. It just doesn't seem fair. Why are humans eligible for salvation up to their last minute of death--all they have to do is cry out to Jesus for mercy, right? Not so for Lucifer and the fallen ones.

And besides the eternal punishment, why is there no mention at all in the Bible of the heavenly mother? Is God a hermaphrodite?

Anyway, I am really laughing my guts out at this series because this concept of Lucifer in modern times is truly hilarious and very well done! But I'll warn you, there is a whole lot of shaking' going on, so brace yourself for a little guilty pleasure!

Brothers Lucifer Morningstar and Amenadiel are on high alert on a special mission, to return their mother to her residence in hell. And they are urgently trying to track her down, before she can manage to get to either of them first.

Murder case of a young woman Gillian found with devils horns planted into her cranium.

Detective Dan Espinoza is back on duty after his suspension but only on an advisory attachment, working alongside detective Chloe Decker.

Detective Chloe Decker still has the bee in her bonnet regarding Lucifer Morningstar origins, and has decided to find out once and for all, by submitting a sample of his blood for analysis in the police laboratory.

Amenadiel decided to head Detective Decker off by telling her a preposterous tale of who both he and Lucifer 'really are' and she shows just how bad a true judge of, character she is by deciding to believe him.

Or did she really, does she even know her own mind, or what she wants out of life?

Mazikeen and Amenadiel both appear at a complete loss, as to even hope to ascertain where they truly fit in, let alone what there futures hold for them.

Idea of bringing a mother to devil is so annoying and not helping the show I skipping the idea of this mysterious creature to like the show again Hope she will disappear soon