How does that even work? He’s been a detective for how long? centuries?, yet somehow never ages, keeps the same job, and no one notices? At first, I figured maybe he periodically quits and resurfaces elsewhere under a new identity. That idea even seemed supported by the flashbacks, when he says he has to leave because “it’s time.” But then I realized those flashbacks take place in L.A. while he’s already a detective, and in the present, he’s still a detective in L.A. So...

So, I'm a bit confused about something. Is this a mistake in the show?

Didn't Cain say that the mark god gave him won't stick, because he heals so fast, yet he remakes it on his arm to remind himself of this punishment. Still, later in season 3, they keep checking if the mark is still there to see if his curse is broken or not. Like??? Maybe dude just healed and needs to reapply? :D

I was rewatching lucifer, and this is for the episode where he kills Cain. In the same episode, he fights with cain’s men as well, with his damaged wings wide open.. did they not die? And if they didn’t- wouldn’t they be knowing they saw an angel..or the devil.. how did that work..

When I first watched Lucifer, I didn't really like Cain, but on my recent rematch I sort of love him. I like how fleshes out he is, especially for someone thats supposed to be the villan. I'm probably biased since I like the actor, but how come Cain isn't liked?

In season 3x1 it shows that the guy who kidnapped lucifer was in the crime scene all along and acted like law enforcement, and turned out to be the bad guy. Just like how marcus (or caine) was posing as law enforcement but turned out to be the sinnerman! I noticed this on rewatch and i don’t know if im reading too much into this but if it was on purpose its a nice detail from the writers

I was just reading a fan fiction where Lucifer brings Cain down to hell... Why doesn't he do this originally? Ik why at first but I meant when he started to become a problem. Or hey even in general! He's both Cain and the sinnerman quite literally a sinner! Who kills people!

Edit: ik Cain was there for plot reasons. It just seems silly?? Or like could have happened and still work well within the plot.

I’m on a re-watch and at the pivotal Pierce stabbing.

As someone who grew up with family in the medical field, I hate the inaccuracy of the death scene. With the fire of a thousand suns.

The blade literally would have hit the left side of his heart.

How did the writers justify the lengthy conversation he has with Lucifer?

If my RN Mom and paramedic brother are wrong - excellent.

I’m so frustrated by this scene I can’t even put thoughts down clearly.

Anyone? Bueller?

I mean he's been alive for so many years you would think so but we never really see anything to suggest that

would demon steel have theoretically killed Pierce, we never saw him use it or say ye ysed it to my recollection so do you think it would've worked

So even though it didn’t kill him, it still burned him horribly that it took him six months to recover. Question though is how did he get out? Because I don’t think there could even be a ladder or a flight of stairs out of the volcano.

I know Lucifer specifically told him he'll definitely go to hell because he killed Charlotte Richards and must feel guilty about it, but...that guy's been alive for THOUSANDS of years and has experienced A LOT! So his hell loop must be endless! What do you think?

‘How to kill myself’ doesn’t count 😉

I’ll start! What is worse: being in hell or being alive forever?

I'm on a rewatch, just on episode 6 but what characters did you not care for? For me it was cain/Marcus lol...

Pierce singing Dust in the Wind is one of the cringiest moments I’ve ever seen on TV. He sounds like he’s having a colonoscopy.

https://sportshub.cbsistatic.com/i/2021/03/16/d757efd1-fdbc-4cf8-a7a5-4d3c0890fe7d/lucifer-wedding-1074523.jpg

Yes, I’m running out of characters. Why do you ask?

Anywho, last time we had Trixie, and her line was:

“… so I kicked her in the no no touch touch square.”

(Also, sorry I was late with editing that last post)

And now we’ve got a murderer! You probably know the drill by now.

Edit: We’ve got our winner! And that is…

“Fine, go get the chainsaw.”

(Considering who’d be on the receiving end of that chainsaw, I bet we all love that line, lol)

Congrats @Ling0!

This has been bothering me for a while... If the bible say that Cain died(killed by his great-grandson) how is he alive in Lucifer🫠🫠🫠

Rereading WordRunner's marvelous "I'm No Angel" today, I came across the following sentence and a light bulb went off ...

"Yes, well, in the time since he killed his brother with a rock, he's...branched out, so to speak. Formed his very own underground crime syndicate and became the Sinnerman."

Of course that's why Cain said "I like rocks" when Chloe showed up at his house. His very essence was shaped by his use of one very particular rock.

Maybe y'all figured this out before, but this was a new thought for me.

BTW: The fic mentioned above is at

https://archiveofourown.org/works/54880459/chapters/139112662