The only good thing that can come out of the last few episodes of Lucifer is if this leads to a reveal. The only kind of angst this show should do next is Chloe working through the revelation Lucifer really is the devil, Lucifer stressing over telling her, possibly losing her, and worrying his father might punish him. And then the glorious journey as both work through their concerns - until the two of them finally get together. By people, I mean Chloe.
Chloe, who is an adult and who should be able to say she came to a location with someone without overreacting and getting flustered because she and that someone had sex that morning. Sex that was had in an evidence locker - something that could not possibly feel more out of character for rule stickler Chloe. Or has he? Amenadiel was concerned about Charlotte telling people about divinity, but maybe the person they actually needed to worry about instead was Lucifer?
Because nothing about your voice, nor your body language when with Chloe, convinces me you care about her. Charlotte has been changed by her revelation. Or, rather, she has regressed and is acting more like her old self. It would make for interesting TV if Dan and Chloe were both let in on the truth at the same time, so they could stumble and angst through their new-found knowledge together. It starts with cocaine, and ends with him binge-watching all seasons on Bones on his new big-screen TV.
Nice one, FOX. When he returns to the precinct after a week of television and sleepless nights, he channels Brennan as he helps Booth β sorry, Chloe β solve the case.
Maze calls Chloe and appears to be trying to patch things up, but we all know Maze a little better than that. Will she find a way back to Hell and leave, or have a change of heart and try to redeem herself? Lucifer yells at Chloe in the precinct, prompting her to haul him into an interrogation room. Chloe knows why her dating Pierce bothers Lucifer as much as it does, but she needs him to say the words out loud, which is why she asks.
