Ok who would of though that I would ball so much in these last episodes, but sure as hell did. Great end to a fantastic show!
You know how I said the season 5 finale was kind of lame? This was better, but far from totally satisfying. I know a few decades is nothing when you have an eternity to look forward to, but it still sucks that Chloe had to be a single mother. It's not fair to her. I cried so much when Deckerstar were saying goodbye (a really messy, snotty cry). All the little callbacks like Chloe playing that simple melody on the piano were so sweet and Lauren and Tom really did a breathtaking job. But still, it didn't have to be this way. I think it would've been much better if Lucifer had chosen to commute to Hell and still be in Rory's life, and that moment had created an alternate timeline - so that Rory from the original timeline still arrived to fullfil her purpose, but everything from that point on was different. IMO that would've been much better than the time loop idea. When it comes to time travel, you can pretty much get away with any bullshit explanation anyway. Everyone else ended up in a really good place, so at least that was nice. Maze and Eve kicking ass and taking names together, Charlie sprouting wings... I liked all of that. Also they really got Tricia Helfer to come back without giving her any dialogue lmao.
I will miss this show. Even though I feel like it had run its course and there weren't any stories left to tell, I'm still a little sad to see it go. It wasn't a perfect show, but it had some great moments, especially when it rose above the case of the week stuff and focused more on the celestial side of things and the relationships between the characters. It had such an interesting, diverse and lovable bunch of characters who all changed and grew in organic ways. The humor was always top notch, but the show also had some genuine emotion and a lot of heart. All in all, I will remember Lucifer fondly.
EDIT: After giving myself some time to fully digest this season and this final episode, I realized that there is something deeply messed up about a show that has always been about free will - Lucifer choosing to stay on Earth, Amenadiel choosing humanity, Chloe choosing to love Lucifer (remember how big of a deal the "does she only have feelings for me because she's a gift from God?" debacle was?), Maze choosing to develop human emotions and form connections with people, Eve choosing her own path after literally being made for someone else - not giving its leads any choice in the end and forcing them to follow a predetermined path. Again, the alternate timeline idea was right there and it would've reaffirmed the show's message that you make your own fate.
Of all the crazy nonsense the show has done, the most unbelievable of all is that some random nutter could find, subdue, and chain up an angry angel with wings made of razor-sharp metal.
And then they follow that up with a complete bullshit ending where the main characters have to be kept apart?
This is another classic example of why shows should avoid time travel. As cool a character as Rory was, she wasn't worth the total fuckery of that as a way to finish such a beloved series.
There is absolutely no reason that Lucifer couldn't do that job with a daily commute. 8 hours Earth time in Hell would be plenty to spend guiding souls to Heaven.
I love this show with all my heart, it's one of my comfort shows. That being said, the ONE thing i did not want to see in the finale season was a Deckerstar baby. I wish they had gone the route of the apocalypse and trying to stop that from happening instead of what they did. It's hard to care about a character that feels forced and out of place (like Lucifer literally can't procreate and hates kids lmfao). While the very end was good, and all the supporting characters got great endings, the child put a big damper on it for me. And they completely forgot about poor Trixie. There's no way she wouldn't have been there for her mom's death. Why did she never learn the truth about Lucifer? Was she just supposed to go along with suddenly having a new sister that has no father? She lost her dad and then Lucifer back to back. They did her so wrong imo.
Am I missing something? Why was it rushed. Dead ending.
Oh, Netflix trying to go out the same way how I met your mother did. With creating a ridiculous last episode. What a terrible episode to end on. In my mind, this season is 9 episodes long, where the last scene from the 9th episode didn't happen. The show was great till then, so I'll consider that as the real ending. All the other supporting characters were already done with their parts, there was no need for this episode.
After the mess that was 5A, 5B was an uptick in quality.
Wish they'd left it there, to be honest, because Lucifer becoming God made for a more coherent stopping off point than what we got. (Even if there were unresolved things elsewhere). As others have said, it's absolute nonsense that Lucifer has to be a full time 'hell therapist' but Amenadiel gets to be GOD and be there for his child.
For everyone else (bar Chloe as collateral damage from the above), I'm glad they got to be in a good place. Maze/Eve is great and Ella finally knowing had to happen and I'm actually glad she worked it out for herself.
So so so so disappointed with this ending.
I cried so much during this season and the final episode was no different. I think I cried from the beginning to the end. They managed to wrap up the show answering every question, dotting the i's and crossing the t's. For me the ending was perfect. Literally nothing could've been done better. I bawled my eyes out when I saw Dan and Charlotte happily ever after in heaven. I was so sure the ending was going to be bittersweet with Lucifer leaving but I'm so glad they showed us the moments after Chloe died, that after everything they would still end up together. Honestly everything came together so nicely. It was just perfect. I'm glad we got this ending, that they got the chance to wrap it up for us fans. Perfection. Nobody can chance my mind about it.
What a brilliant ending for a brilliant show!!!… I know we won’t have a happy ending on earth for Lucifer because after all he is an Angel…so this one was really perfect, love it…it was sad but at the same time it deliver the full circle closure…
The show is pants now. Totally lost for ideas. Bore fest.
Well that was stupid... :thumbsdown:
Nobody ever loves 's final episode cause we all have our own ideas on how it should have ended. While watching the episode I was angry like how can it all be for nothing freaking lost debacle all over again. But they didn't stop when I thought they would. No they gave us perfect closure on the end. Yes it sucks that they had to be apart but in the end it all ended well. A happy end for everyone!! Finally!!
Series finale are usually rushed and crammed with plenty of critical scenes to bring a final resolution. Despite the last chapter of Lucifer being most certainly eventful, I first and foremost appreciate the fact that there is a lot of breathing room. It’s a slow burn and you take it in, little by little.
Deckerstar break my heart completely once they set their separate ways. The thought of Chloe spending the rest of her life away from Lucifer (or any love interest apparently) it’s rather upsetting. Yet the writers pick up the pieces, moving forward through the different stages of life of our beloved characters and collide into an happy ending worthy of applause and fair share of tears!
On a side note, this episode provides major The Good Place vibes and that connection was kinda amusing as a fan of both shows.
So long Lucifer, it’s been a fun ride.
I expected, and was prepared, to be disappointed by the ending of the series; however, the last few minutes of the final episode tied things up nicely for me. Okay, I know that there were a lot of holes in the story-telling, with time-travel being theorized as it is with the grandfather paradox, the theory that the timeline remains unchanged with another branch of a parallel timeline being created, yadda-yadda-yadda, and so forth, but with that in mind, and the obvious holes like why Trixie wasn't involved much, why there couldn't be any line of communication between Lucifer and the many people and celestials, or knowledge of Lucifer's whereabouts that would have obviously been leaked somehow as secrets always do, I pushed that all aside, being a fairly easy audience to please (you've really got to show me a big load of crap to disappoint me), and enjoyed the finale for what it was and all of the great humor, some moments of depth and emotion, and all of the amazing shots of my hometown, Los Angeles, of which I looked forward to seeing in each episode. I'm really surprised that nobody has mentioned the footage of L.A. before this, but I thought some shots were amazing, knowing every place they showed in these scenes throughout each episode, some of which really showing some of the beauty here in this city. Well, Fox, Disney, Netflix, you've got another mixed-up happy customer with this show. I'll miss it all. Thanks.
This last two episodes were really emotive, specially Ep.9 when he's saying goodbye from each one.. That being said, although i'm not really a fan on how they finished it up, at least it was tidy enough. Everyone got a happy ending ( i actually laugh when baby Charlie got his wings and Amenadiel was so happy), but i think they could have avoided all the "don't break the timeloop" thing. More, being a show in the same multiverse as other DC shows like Flash and Legends, where they have mess with time plenty of times (also, Lucifer proved that he was aware of the multiverse in Crisis, when Constantine appeared and said "what are you doing in MY Earth", so is kinda weird that an all-powerful character like that, didn't know that time-travel could exist; and more importantly, how to break them). Anyway, it was a decent ending; not the best for me, but at least mostly happy, so a good solid 7/10
Great Episode and Fantastic Series. I have always enjoyed it and will really miss it....
How do I say it?
I cried.
episode 10 was a perfect ending to Lucifer! I'm sad that it's over but it was a great series!!!! I hope there are more like this one....if possible!
So that’s the ending ?! Lucifer is the ruler of a kinder gentler hell ?!!! Great season but the final episode kinda was off
Took me two years to end this season and the show with the last 3 episodes to go. Completed now. Quite satisfying, most questions answered, very emotional, I consider that a pretty good show finale. Too bad it took me so long to finish this outstanding series.
Carry on, my wayward son
There'll be peace when you are done
Lay your weary head to rest
Don't you cry no more
OMG.
I cannot believe it’s over.
I’ve stopped watching Lucifer mid season 3 because there was nothing new, nothing to add and I decided to give it a 2 years rest. But once I’ve picked it up again, I couldn’t bring myself to stop.
I do believe there were things they could have explored more, Ella should have know a long time ago, and Trixie never finds out.
In the end Trixie didn’t even appear on her mothers bed and that was sad…
But overall I think they got one of the best conclusions ever, for me I think it as an amazing ending. One thing I love is watching the afterwards of the characters, it brings me closure to the show - and Lucifer did that perfectly.
I don’t believe in God or the Devil, but if I did, I like to think they would react exactly like this, as humans.
I love it when a TV show comes together!
And this did, with a beautiful ending. Heartrending, Funny, one of the best closers to a TV show in years (the best probably since the DS9 closer that so beautifully mirrored the pilot). So many shows either die before their time or overrun to decrepitude, but this has run perfectly.
Wonderful.
This show will be missed, sorely.
When i first found out there would be a sixth season I figured it would be a typical Netflix 1 season too much but I was so wrong. The writers pulled off a reverse Dexter : a final so good it raised the overall rating of the show.
Lucifer & Decker : "We just won't go anywhere near 10th and Swanson."
Also Lucifer & Decker : "Partners to the end. Right?"
Well, I'm in tears, I actually liked the theme this season. Kinda liked the way things ended. But I cannot for the life of me stand how bad of an actress lauren german is. Ella is perfect, so is amenadiel, maze and so on.
But the detective has so much botox in her face we can't even see her frowning. There must have been someone else that would have been perfect for this role.
it was a nice ending.
A good ending. Just unfortunate that it came more than a whole season too late. The first half of this season wasn't all that enjoyable, and neither was the bulk of the previous season either. This show has had way too much filler and sidetracking over the years. You could literally cut the total episodes of this show in half (or even more) and you could tell the same story. It would honestly have been better that way as well. Anyway, that can't be changed, so whatever. I'm not sure I'd recommend this show to anyone because I honestly have more bad/bored memories watching than I do good.
EDIT: I've been thinking about this episode for a bit since I finished it, and I really want to know why Trixie wasn't with Chloe at the end. Seems like a huge oversight. It's as though Chloe just abandoned her daughter for Lucifer and Rory. This was kinda prevalent through most of the show tbh. Not a very good mother to say the least lol.
Honestly, I thought the ending was fine. Nothing too grand.
Didn't care all that much about Rory, I kind of wish we would have gotten more time of the three of them doing stuff, getting to know her a bit more.
Also, another two "filler" episodes of a good old case of the week would have been nice, maybe to see a bit more of Ella and Carol with Lucifer coming over. Especially as Netflix gives us all the episodes at once.
A satisfactory conclusion to this delightful show.
Series finale. I liked how it ends. Goodbye Lucifer, Chloe, Maze ....
The town where only I am missing?
Perfect ending. After season 4 I thought it could not get better. But the story telling and finishing of season 6 was very well done. I enjoyed it and even let some tears. This serie was so enjoyable I always binge watched it! The comedy is brilliant.
loved the ending! what an amazing show throughout!
Aww not me waiting for Lucifer to actually die
not bad for a finale.
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The huge mistake about all of this is that Rory, an angel (!!) couldn’t possibly NOT know who was the ruler of Hell!! Or healer, whatever.
Unless of an huge celestial conspiracy to maintain the secret in order to keep the coherence of that absurd time loop (screw all of them, BTW. This one has been made at most right, but it’s nonsense anyway).