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Lucifer 3x2 ~ ''The One With The Baby Carrot'' ~ Extended Reaction (Patreon)

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2020-10-02 17:18:15
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This is a reupload of Lucifer 3x2!


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LUCIFER 3X2 ~ ''THE ONE WITH THE BABY CARROT'' ~ EXTENDED REACTION.mp4

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Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

The One With the Baby Carrot- Thank you for another fun reaction! I enjoy this episode overall. I think that what easily stands out to me the most throughout this episode, is watching Lucifer continue to refuse to back down from finding out who the Sinnerman is, and why this new villain has come to target him. I also love how Lucifer is so adamant about cutting his wings off time and time again in spite of how painful and exhausting doing so is for him. I also really love how Linda, through her time spent with Amenadiel, comes to see that Lucifer's efforts to rid himself of his wings are acts of self harm that come from much deeper feelings Lucifer has refused to acknowledge about himself, and how she tries to encourage him to accept for now that they're back in the hope of helping him so that he won't keep harming himself. Because she really cares about him. And she really cares for Amenadiel too. And I love this about her so much. There are a number of great scenes throughout this episode that stems from these plots of the episode. But I will come back to my favorite scenes shortly... First... the very beginning where Lucifer is with another woman in his penthouse is pretty funny when his wings suddenly return again much to his frustration. It's especially funny when the woman thinks Lucifer is really into cosplay and asks him to leave his wings on, which immediately turns Lucifer away from any desire for sex. Sadly... we see him pull out one of Maze's Hell blades so that he can cut them off again. Next... I like how Chloe tries to encourage Lucifer to stop obsessing about the Sinnerman and to try not to show off his "Luciferness" in front of their new Lieutenant because she's worried about Pierce splitting them up. I really love and appreciate how much she truly wants to protect Lucifer, whether he's willing to help himself or not. It's also funny that Pierce walks in on Lucifer and Chloe talking about the Sinnerman, causing him to think that they're actually talking about Nina Simone's song also titled, The Sinnerman, which is actually a nod back to season one's episode, Favorite Son... when Lucifer is singing and playing this song on his piano during the episode's opening. Brilliant! Next... I love how excited Ella is throughout this case and how she begs Chloe and Lucifer to let her join them in their investigation when they go to meet their prime suspect, whom Ella actually really likes. Also... it's hilarious how Ella is apparently so starstruck by this comedian that she's so blinded to his mean and cruel attitude towards everyone, when she's really just so nice and chooses to see the good in everyone until she can't any longer. I really love this about Ella and it's why she has very quickly risen up to be one of my favorite characters outside of Lucifer and Chloe. Her perkiness is adorable! :) As for the case itself... I don't really care much for it at all. In fact... it's my least favorite case throughout the entire show. Mostly because I really don't like the subject matter and motive behind this case. And while I like how Lucifer continues to tease Dan about him taking improv and that Chloe learns about him taking the classes, I really don't like the entire comedy scene either. Partly because I feel badly for Dan, but mostly because it's just a crude and inappropriate scene. For me... this kind of subject matter isn't comedy. It's not funny in the slightest. However, I will say that I do really like how Lucifer and Chloe were able to take their killer down upon working together, as Lucifer keeps the woman distracted by talking to her as the Devil to get her to confess, while Chloe works to untie the sandbag that she drops behind her so that Lucifer can then punch her out. Also... I hate how cold Pierce continues to be towards Dan throughout this episode as well. And while I normally find Lucifer's teasing of Dan to be funny, I just really feel more bad for him than anything else. There are a few brief funny moments between Lucifer and Dan, but not like there normally is. Now back to my favorite parts about this episode... I love how Pierce has taken a special interest in Lucifer, as he's first seen towards the beginning spying on Lucifer through a pair of binoculars from his car. Your reaction to seeing him there and to him then appearing behind Lucifer inside his penthouse later on is great. I love how intrigued you are by Pierce and his interest in Lucifer, as well as in the mystery that surrounds him upon his involvement with the Sinnerman. I really like the mystery surrounding him as well. :) I love how Pierce warns Lucifer to stay away from the case involving the Sinnerman and to refrain from angering him, while Lucifer continues to refuse to back down. And I certainly can't blame him for being unable to leave it all alone in spite of Pierce's and Chloe's warnings to him. From a human's perspective, I can understand everyone's concern about the Sinnerman, as well as their disbelief in his existence, given that he's known as a boogie man and ghost story. From our viewpoint, I can understand why it would be wise for Lucifer to listen to the warnings, knowing just how dangerous the Sinnerman very well may be. However, from Lucifer's viewpoint, I can also understand why he can't back down. Lucifer has struggled very deeply from being manipulated his whole life, and unfortunately... because the Sinnerman may be tied to how his wings have returned and why his Devil face is gone, of course he can't just let this go. His life has been altered and Lucifer is desperate to learn the truth about the Sinnerman once and for all. And I really love his drive for finding answers. And lastly... I really love how Linda's concern for Lucifer comes from her time spent with Amenadiel throughout this episode as well. I like how she offers to help him dispose of Lucifer's wings he's cut off multiple times. And while I appreciate that she comes to understand Lucifer a little more in doing so, I also really like how she comes to know Amenadiel more as well. I like the cute banter between them as Linda attempts to create a nickname for him by calling him simply "Amen", which she funnily realizes by the end doesn't work for him. But more so... I really love how Linda helps Amenadiel to understand what God's test for him really is after he's spent so long trying to understand God's plans for himself, just as Lucifer has struggled with for so long as well. And I love, love, love that Amenadiel's test... is to help Lucifer, which is the start of a lot of good coming between the brothers in the upcoming episodes. I've always really enjoyed the relationship between Lucifer and Amenadiel, especially once they really started bonding more as brothers after Amenadiel finally stopped trying to send Lucifer back to Hell in season one's finale... Take Me Back to Hell. However, now that Amenadiel has come to see that Lucifer needs his help more than he's ever understood before, I love their relationship all the more. Oh... and I also love and appreciate Lucifer's very small quip about one of the comedians' imaginary friends in his show looking like a character from one of my all time favorite kids' shows from growing up... Fraggle Rock. What a fun nod! Makes me wonder if this line was scripted, or if Tom Ellis adlibbed this line, which would mean that he might have been a fan of Fraggle Rock as well. I hope so, because... to channel my inner Ella... "That would be so awesome!!" Thank you again, so much for another fun reaction, my friend!! I'm always so excited to see when you've posted new reactions for more Lucifer. Your reactions are some of the reactions I most certainly look forward to the most. I love how much you appreciate and enjoy the shows you watch, and just how much you appreciate our continued support, which you absolutely show throughout your reactions. Not just by your words of gratitude, but simply by how much it is you do enjoy what you're watching. And that truly means a lot. So... thank you again, dear friend! Until your next reactions for more Lucifer...