Lucifer

I'm really angry that the creators decided to add elements of a South American soap opera into an otherwise fun series. When I heard that the third season would be the last one, I was disappointed. Later, I was glad that it would continue after all. But then I saw episodes 25 and 26 which made me think that a definitive ending would have been the best solution. (01.09.2018)

I'm happy to say the show is still the same fun, lighthearted entertainment that often makes me laugh. However, a few things caught me off guard. I missed Mazikeen, and I wasn’t thrilled with the latest changes to Lucifer’s powers. (16.07.2018)

The second episode is pretty much the same as the first. My favorite demon is still missing in action, and Lucifer himself used to be more dazzling. Still, I laughed a lot and had a good time throughout. This show is perfect for a chill afternoon. (16.07.2018)

Finally! Mazikeen shows up in the third episode, and thankfully, she steals the whole show. I had a lot more fun with this one compared to the previous episodes. The Canada invasion was hilarious, the story was funny throughout, and Mazikeen taking everything literally was just the cherry on top (or the button on the stitch?). (16.07.2018)

Well, that didn’t last long... The demon's gone again, which put a damper on things. The opening with the yoga instructor was great, but the rest of the episode didn’t impress me as much. 4*- (16.07.2018)

No Mazikeen, no five stars. The demon might be missing, but the return of a rather frazzled Charlotte Richards wasn’t bad at all. The story was interesting, had good pacing, and the Heavenly Pudding commercial was a hit with Lucifer. Overall, I had a pretty good time. (16.07.2018)

Vegas, baby! This episode was a blast, but only because I don't take the show too seriously. Otherwise, the plot holes and Lucifer and Ella's cheerful running around the crime scene in Vegas would drive me nuts. But in this context, I don't mind at all. I enjoyed the humor and loved seeing Candy again. (17.07.2018)

This episode really surprised me. I was expecting more lighthearted fun, but instead got a well-crafted episode with solid tension and answers to some long-standing questions. Plus, it was funny too! (17.07.2018)

This episode was weaker compared to the last two, but not terrible. Lucifer and Chloe didn't really shine this time, but I thoroughly enjoyed Charlotte chasing after Ella. I have to admit, I don't want to rate this show too low because I genuinely have a good time watching it. 4*- (17.07.2018)

Say what you will, but Lucifer always makes me laugh, even on a bad day, so it deserves five stars. The relationship drama might not be my thing, but Mazikeen adds a whole new dimension. Plus, the "eye" bonus was a nice touch. (17.07.2018)

Episode ten was once again hilarious. Even though I'm not usually a fan of child actors, Trixie is a delight. The dialogue, especially between Lucifer and Mazikeen, was spot on, the plot had a good pace, and the ending was really satisfying. (17.07.2018)

Episode eleven takes a detour from the main story with a “How It All Began” vibe. While it didn’t blow me away, it was still the usual fun. Mazikeen stole the show again — who wouldn't be intrigued by all those torture devices and options, right? (18.07.2018)

This time, the relationship drama was a bit overwhelming, no matter how romantic it was. The humor, though present, got lost in all of it. The surfer’s funeral felt like cheap emotional play, and for the first time in season three, I found myself a bit bored. 4*- (18.07.2018)

After the disappointing previous episode, this one was a real palate cleanser. The whole "killing Cain" plot was super entertaining, and the romantic dinner with Mazikeen was perfect. But the undercover police action took the cake. The fast pace and humor were back in full force. (18.07.2018)

I wasn't completely thrilled with this episode. It was entertaining enough, but something felt off. Maybe it was all the family drama or the extremely weird ending. Possibly both. 4*- (18.07.2018)

More enjoyable than the previous episode. The dead writer case didn't really impress me, but Mazikeen's double date provided plenty of laughs. The high school reunion and book plot didn't really click with me, but luckily, Lucifer's witty remarks kept things entertaining. (18.07.2018)

I was hooked from Lucifer's opening presentation for Pierce. The misplaced soul added to the fun, and Lauren Lapkus was a fantastic choice — her expressions were priceless. A relaxed and funny episode. (19.07.2018)

This episode was a bit weaker than the last one. I enjoyed the investigation and the drama around the "amazing" singer, but the relationship stuff, usually a highlight thanks to Mazikeen, didn’t grab me this time. Even my favorite demon was a bit of a letdown. 4*- (19.07.2018)

I have mixed feelings about this episode. The investigation and Pierce’s trip down memory lane were enjoyable, but the relationship drama is starting to get on my nerves. I was glad to see Charlotte finally getting some answers — hopefully, this will kick the plot into high gear. 4*- (19.07.2018)

Episode nineteen felt a bit better than the previous one, but the humor I love is slowly fading from the show. The plot centered around Mazikeen, my favorite character, but it just didn't hit the mark like it used to. I'm used to better episodes. (19.07.2018)