Lucifer was definitely more intimidating at the beginning but as the show goes on and he goes to therapy he works through some stuff and becomes a little more human. Also the daddy issues are a big topic in the show which is why Lucifer and God’s relationship was kinda rough this episode
I swear, every time I see a cut to the therapist's couch I'm worried for her :') She is having... The worst patients, in the form of Lucifer and his direct family.
Also the show was never intending on making Lucifer this scary personification of pure evil because of the fact that that isn't what lucifer is/was...In fact the show goes out of its way to say/demonstrate that even though lucifer is the devil it doesn't mean that he is evil.
@@cw9468 Well, he *does* have a skewed sense of morality that makes psychologically torturing someone to death okay for the greater good, and most of the first seasons is about Chloe trying to get him. But yeah, he's not deeply evil.
I couldn't imagine just jumping randomly into Lucifer season 5 without having seen any of the rest of the show 😂 I like how midway through she needs to read a summary
I love that too, she’s trying to understand and also pitting her input on the songs and voices. I so want her to redo her Buffy musical episode. Also want her to do all of the magician ones.
@@ashleighwoods4869 and @Elizabeth Jaramillo I would love love love her to do one on the magicians is one of my favorite TV series and I wish I would’ve done more and I’ve been canceled because there’s like an affinity that they could do but the voice is on there and the beauty of it all we will definitely all need tissues if that happensFor the funny parts😂 and of course the sad parts😢
Lucifer being misunderstood as scary is a theme in the show. He's not scary, he's the good guy. That's the point. LOL Also, Amenadiel and Linda aren't married, they just have a son together. Amenadiel did ask, but Linda saw that he was only asking because of the baby, so she said no.
Lucifer definitely has his “scary” moments he’s not really scary but he’s protective especially of those closest to him and when he shows parts of his devil form it’s definitely cool to see and supposed to be what we would classify has scary
Actually, the Angel of Death is Azrael, who goes by Rae Rae, and is totally adorable! She gives me mad Penelope Garcia (Criminal Minds) vibes, and I absolutely love Garcia!
Watching a non-Lucifer watcher watch something so far into the show is something I didn’t know I needed. There are so many more Lucifer moments you could/should react to! Some that are actually happening and aren’t all in his head like these.
These weren't even in his head, God was actually making everyone sing without any control or knowledge, but Lucifer was less affected and retained a conscious mind during the musicals... Plus he loves to sing, so how could he resist? XD
@film fan I believe the singing is something that is kind of in his head as in only he and God are aware of it, but it is actually happening. So kind of in between? Like God admits he is making it happen, but the people carry on conversations as if none of that happened and they were talking about the case or whatever the entire time.
While I can appreciate where he ends up in the very, very end, he absolutely went not only soft, but he was a massive hypocrite throughout most of the show, arbitrarily enraged by some crimes/"evil" and a number one fan of others. Its not surprising, the show is copaganda (that started on Fox no less) and the justice system itself is unjust and hypocritical, but its still an issue with the character and writing that fans are in denial about. Mentalist and Elementary both managed morally ambiguous consultants far better than a show featuring the devil. That's kind of funny if you think about it.
Lucifer was definitely more intimidating and imposing in the first season, but Lucifer is always played more charming rather than intimidating which actually fits not only the characterization of the show character and the artistic historical depiction of Lucifer being a "sexy" devil
Lucifer, according to the show (and the comic that it's based on) was assigned to oversee Hell; rather than be the incarnation of Evil, he has the ability to awaken others' desires, and his job is to PUNISH evil; he's the victim of millennia of bad press.
Not what the show said at all he wasn’t assigned to oversee Hell he was banished after he started a revolution against god which is why his license plate literally say Fall1n1
@@ThePandaaa Both show and comic also intentionally make you wonder if there's a meaningful difference between the two stories, when the decision is made by an all-knowing God
In myth he wasnt the incarnation of evil either he was a angel who refused to bow to humans and led a rebelion out of pride but also jelousy of humans being gods favourite creation when sadly he was actualy gods favourite son but he didnt feel like it The old testament has a more family rivaly to them at times
Here's a fun little fact for you, whenever Tom Ellis was singing in the show he actually sang live when it was recorded then they covered it in post with the studio version
If you liked Tom Ellis' (Lucifer) singing, he does a bunch of it in the show. I'm sure most of the songs are around RUclips. Also, the story makes a lot more sense when you're aware that in the previous episode, Lucifer somehow got the idea that he's incapable of actual love. So he's worried about his relationship with Chloe, and blames God for making him incapable of loving her. Also God put Chloe directly in Lucifer's path for him to fall for, so that's why he's so mad at him. Another thing to point out is that one of the big themes of the show is that Lucifer is NOT evil; he's misunderstood. He has a few moments throughout the show where he gets really upset because everyone thinks he's evil, when all he is is the ruler of Hell. He doesn't make anyone do anything, and yet the world blames all their evils on him. He did try to lead a rebellion against God eons ago, and failed, so was banished from the Silver City and made ruler of Hell. And his mother just sat back and let it happen. So yeah, dude's got some issues.
I scrolled a bit, but did not see it mentioned that Tom never just "lip syncs" when he performs on the show. If you get a chance to see some of the behind the scenes for this, he goes all out (this song, he did at two different speeds for the camera shots to line up right.) A performer through and through.
Actually God wasn't losing his powers, Lucifer's twin brother the arch angel Michael lied to god to get him to think he was losing his powers in hopes of becoming god. Also yes lucifer was more evil in the beginning but Chloe the love of his life changed him over time.
yesss makes sense since in the show celestial beings self manifest what they are feeling/thinking edit: also to add to the michael context, each archangel has their own powers. Luci has the power to drive out people's desires, while Michael has the power to drive out people's fears
32:12 if memory serves: basically, an angel gaslighted god so hard, bro started self actualizing getting weaker. He eventually found out but still retired with the goddess to another universe anyway because it was implied that everything was ultimately his plan. That was shortly followed by an angel war
there's much more (and better) songs covered by the characters and If you are interested in doing a new reaction, i would recommend 'creep' by lucifer (4x01), 'i want be evil' by lilith (5x04) and ofc 'bridge over troubled water' by lucifer and rory (6x06).
Hannah commenting on Linda projecting being a bad therapist. Me remembering the first season (spoiler) when she is sleeping with Lucifer in trade for providing therapy.
In this show, celestial beings self-actualize, meaning whatever they believe about themselves becomes reality. Michael, Lucifer's identical twin, gaslit God into believing that he was losing his powers. So, because he believed it to be true, he actually began to lose control of his powers. Michael did this to convince his father to retire so he could become the new God. When they found out the truth, God's powers were fixed, but Lucifer had brought his mother back, she and God fixed their relationship issues, and God decided to retire anyway.
i really wanted to get into this show since me and my dad watched it together when it first came out- thank you for making me realize I will never understand a single thing in it or be able to catch up with this fantastic explanation/srs
@@thisisaperson660 tbf the show, even during its serious moments, never really takes itself seriously. You can go back in and not understand anything and just enjoy the ride.
God, I cracked up so many times while watching this. Everyone singing another one bites the dust to a dead body, Lucifer being not at all intimidating, all of it was just unintentionally hilarious
thats the joke, the shows primarily a comedy, at least by the later seasons, its 100% intentional and it really doesnt take its self seriously, great show, but none of it really makes sense without watching everything thats come before it, theres a very convoluted plot and a lot of ongoing jokes, definitely worth a watch if you havent already seen it (im gonna presume you havent) and found this funny
I really liked Lucifer because of how whimsical he is, it’s so unexpected and funny. I only got used to it like halfway through season one, and now I’m just used to him being that way. There are a lot of moments though where he’s not really scary, but more intensely… surprising I guess. Like when his devil really shines through in the first few seasons where Chloe doesn’t know he’s the devil, and she’s actually afraid of him.
he was never really scary, he has issues with who he really is because the bible he is written as this 'monster' and boss of hell. ( although his devilface is kinda scary)
Well that’s because he kinda is. He was full of pride that it led to his downfall. And because he refused his position in heaven he became darkness incarnated. So no he isn’t the good guy anywhere not even here.
@@radicalred474 wasn't it implied that he was furious because god was never there for him? i don't exactly remember when but i think it is when they were telling the story about god creating humans and goddess getting jealous
This is season 5. And Lucifer has been in therapy for years now so he’s developed quite a lot of humanity that he didn’t have in the beginning. And a lot of characters close to Lucifer have found out the truth.
Honestly lucifer is a top 10 all time show for me. There is an insane amount of character development in this series. Especially around lucifer and him learning to accept himself for who he is not who he thinks others want him to be. It's a really powerful and impactful journey. I can't recommend it enough. I definitely think you should give watching it from the start a shot. Lucifer is far me intimidating at the start, and he's intimidating at the end as well, just in a different way. You caught him in the middle of a crisis between who he wants to be, what the world wants him to be, what his father wants while intruding on his already complicated relationship with the detective. He's an understandable wreck lol
You should definitely here him sing "creep" next, it's on of his best, and he has sang many other song too. He is going through this because he found out that he isn't capable of loving because his father can't. Aaaand he was singing with the mother because she is apparently some famous singer. And Lucifer always makes his current issue's and situations project and be similar to the case.
You really need to check out the whole series to get a proper idea of who everyone is, it's SUCH a good show and a great take on the character of Lucifer/Satan. Also, Lesley-Ann Brandt (Maze) who sings Bad To The Bone in this episode did an AMAZING version of Wonderwall elsewhere in the series
This. Lucifer is one of the shows that sounds ridiculous and has no business being as good as it is (especially for the first three seasons). But to come to the conclusion that it's being too heavy is especially funny considering the subject matter. This is a modern day Paradise Lost where the authors are even going to try to pretend that the heavenly are more interesting than the demonic. But you are looking at what is effectively the end of the show. They've spent years building up various relationships and characters to get to this point. Which is why Lucifer acts like an overly hurt child in this episode. He is just like any person whose development was arrested by the abandonment of both parents. He's lashing out. Much like the Buffy musical episode, it is hard to see just how the episode is actually doing a great job (the opening number excepted) of weaving together a LOT of threads that have been in play for a long time if you don't know the backstory.
State Farm's marketing is so good that when Hannah hears the Allstate guy, she thinks of State Farm and not Allstate lol I get the best laughs from you, Hannah, Thank you!
So, the whole show is about how Lucifer isn't actually bad. He ruled hell but as not as evil. As someone who punished evil. He became the scape goat for the entire world basically. People expect him to be scary and bad but he's not who people think, even though he still sees himself that way. After centuries of humanity blaming him for every bad thing that's ever happened, he started to blame himself. He's a complicated guy. But also it's fairly simple. He's got daddy issues for sure but his biggest struggle is probably his self hatred. As a die hard Lucifer fan, I'm not even mad about your opinions on it because I'm sure it's quite crazy/hard to follow watching one episode in a later season. It makes a lot more sense and is so good if you watch it from the start. But I'm sure it's not everyone's cup of tea
jesus is the central figure in christianity, but one of the creators of the lucifer comics is jewish, so I don't think jesus was ever an intended character.
Which is odd because Jesus is mentioned/referenced in the show so he clearly does exist in some form but who knows if HE is just a myth or like an adopted kid by God in this universe (they never explain it)
@@TokuNorth in the show lucifer and god and all that is a part of one universe, as mentioned in crisis on infinite earths lucifer knows about the multiverse and I’m guessing he specifically chose earth 666 so Jesus is prob just on a different earth or in heaven
@@goulitry in the comics I don't think jesus exists. In the show he is mentioned because he is an important mythical figure but he either is just a myth or simply god in a mortal form and since his "death" he reunited with his celestial form
I think it’s hard to come into this episode without watching the rest of the show. There’s 5 seasons of character development and context that you missed out on. In this show, Lucifer is never portrayed as “evil”, although he was darker in earlier seasons. Also, if you want to see a truly amazing number from this show, look up Bridge Over Troubled Water.
Also there are a bunch of great musical moments with him throughout the series…. My favorites being Creep, Luck be a Lady and a piano solo of the Unforgiven ….
I love how she calls him Lucy probably without knowing his brother calls him that. Also, I would love to see her react to Lucifer's other songs through the show.
It's really weird to me to just jump into a show 5 seasons in and judge the little you've seen. This is an amazing show and you should give it a try. Lucifer in this show was never really evil, but he was quite different in the beginning. Love and therapy changed him basically.
Same statment here. It's a slow burn, but the philosophy of the show fascinating. Also, no. The show does not take itself seriously. Much like how no one takes Lucifer seriously at the very beginning. He has sinister vibes at the beginning, but hes never truly scary. That's sort of the point of the show.
There was hardly any substance to her technical reactions too, which is the only reason this would have been interesting. It was almost an afterthought, which is too bad because a good technical reaction can be really positively engaging. Instead, she just spent most of the video mocking the show.
this musical episode was fun and such, but i am still in LOVE with the I Will Survive performance from this show and it’ll like Forever be my favourite
Tom Ellis's mum is a vocal coach, if I remember correctly. And Tom studied music in the Royal Scotttish Academy (or whatever its name is nowadays). He has some musical training, so no wonder he can sing so beutifully.
As a quick overview of the show The show follows Lucifer, suit man, who got board in hell and came to earth, became a cop, and fell in love with a human. He solves crime while dealing with his daddy and family issues. In the specific episode, God has come down to Earth, after Lucifer’s twin brother the arch angel Michael tried to kill Lucifer and their other brother Amenadiel. Now God is losing control of his powers and everyone is singing. 9/10 show. Loved it. And now the questions The people on the field, they are witnesses being questioned by cops. Everyone singing wasn’t supposed to sound amazing. It was supposed to sound like these characters, who aren’t all amazing singers, were singing, not like professional good singers Jesus is not in the show Lucifer didn’t go soft, in the show he was never really evil. Instead he was painted as an evil being and suffers with his identity because he is told he is evil and everyone thinks he is but he isn’t God had a wife who was eventually sent to hell. She broke out and ended up in a human body. After she left the body of Charlotte, Charlotte survived and she and Dan developed a relationship, before Charlotte was killed
It's honestly a good show... like the wing thing... if I remember correctly, in that episode when he was around Chloe he wasn't invincible (the comment he made about being vulnerable) so when he wrapped her with his wings he was feeling it all. But, he's not meant to be all scary. The show is meant to humanize (though in the end deify) him. He got tired of being all scary and basically just wanted to live a life of hedonism. Also, you should look up Tom Ellis (Lucifer) singing. He's got an amazing voice.
lucifer is always singing at his club. also everyone talks about this musical episode but never the one in season 3, i loved that one! also i literally can,t remember what happenes with god's powers, he,s just getting old and he ends up retiring to be with his wife in her universe, leaving it to his children to decide who will be the next god, it's a wild show i love it
Yeah this whole episode was meant to be a goof, you really should check out more of the musical numbers from the show's run, Tom Ellis is such a good singer. Also, that over-bearing mother is none other than DEBBIE GIBSON!!!! I adored her when I was growing up...
I watched this video a while ago and am back after actually watching Lucifer. This musical episode made so much more sense with the context of knowing all the people.
I will say, don't write this show off just by this musical episode. At least check out the pilot episode, it does a much better job at representing the series😊
I am having one of those days too, Hannah. It's one of those "I haven't been trained on this yet my work is asking me to do it" kind of days but watching your video made it a little better
1) Yes, your adhd may be getting more prevalent 2) I love your reactions because you are not afraid to just tell it as it is. 3) I love love the tattoos 4) the guy in the blue outfit (who smacked Lucifiers crotch) goes to my church! He is an absolutely FANTASTIC singer- Drew Powell 😊 5) I think I love your videos most because my adhd jives similarly.
Not a full episode, but you should consider reacting to the musical scene "Future Favorite" from DC's Legends of Tomorrow episode "Speakeasy Does It." Lots of Fosse / Chicago / 1920s jazz vibes. HIGHLY recommend.
going into this I was just thinking that hannah needs to be careful with what she says cause this is the show whose fandom was so persistent that they got netflix to pick it up after it was originally cancelled after three seasons😭
26:46 fun fact : the little girl’s father is the detective that slept with god’s wife and him and Chloe ( the woman sing in the scene ) used to be together but now she with Lucifer
The thing is that for most people Lucifer is suposed to be a monster and all scary but that's the purpose of the show, telling us that Lucifer is just a fallen angel and off course he has a lot of negative things but he isn't a monster. I trully recommend watching the whole show, it's totally worth it.
Honestly, you just have to watch it to get it. Lucifer had a complex story and this is why all of the characters look like they have been in a messy situation when you watch random late episodes. I am happy to see non-fans exploring even small parts of the series.
I watch a number of "Vocal coach reacts" videos, and this definitely wins the award for the most cynical, adolescent and mean spirited. There's a tiny bit of actual vocal critique, but the vast majority of time was spent making teen cringe insults about characters, attributes and plot elements she is not only completely ignorant of, but also not interested in learning about other than to mock them. Is the idea somehow that being a complete asshole will draw people in to watch the fireworks? Or perhaps she's aiming at cynics whose salve for being useless is insulting others? In any case, while she may be aiming to be the next Dorothy Parker, she comes off more like Beavis and Butthead.
Lucifer was definitely always more of a goober than scary. Haha. Also, you should react to him singing "Creep" on the show as he goes into an emotional spiral. It's excellent!
Okay I was going through ur channel and let me just say LUCIFER IS MY FAV SHOW SO IM SO HAPPY AHHHH!!! And im gonna stop talking before I go on a rant 🤭
Lucifer was definitely more intimidating at the beginning but as the show goes on and he goes to therapy he works through some stuff and becomes a little more human. Also the daddy issues are a big topic in the show which is why Lucifer and God’s relationship was kinda rough this episode
Couldn't have said it better myself
I swear, every time I see a cut to the therapist's couch I'm worried for her :') She is having... The worst patients, in the form of Lucifer and his direct family.
Also the show was never intending on making Lucifer this scary personification of pure evil because of the fact that that isn't what lucifer is/was...In fact the show goes out of its way to say/demonstrate that even though lucifer is the devil it doesn't mean that he is evil.
@@cw9468 Well, he *does* have a skewed sense of morality that makes psychologically torturing someone to death okay for the greater good, and most of the first seasons is about Chloe trying to get him. But yeah, he's not deeply evil.
The episode he completely goes devil style tgat was intimidating
I’m personally offended every-time she makes fun of Lucifer, I’m that in love with that man
Same. Like stop making fun of the sexy devil! He is not intimidating because he changed for Chloe!
Same!
She just doesn't know the show and same!
Same
Self improvement is not a bad thing
I couldn't imagine just jumping randomly into Lucifer season 5 without having seen any of the rest of the show 😂 I like how midway through she needs to read a summary
I love that too, she’s trying to understand and also pitting her input on the songs and voices. I so want her to redo her Buffy musical episode. Also want her to do all of the magician ones.
@@EJaramillo yes! Totally need a Magicians musical episode video. I'll prepare the tissues 😂
Literally
That’s literally what I did 😭, I’ve only seen season 5. Was a hell of a ride!
@@ashleighwoods4869 and @Elizabeth Jaramillo I would love love love her to do one on the magicians is one of my favorite TV series and I wish I would’ve done more and I’ve been canceled because there’s like an affinity that they could do but the voice is on there and the beauty of it all we will definitely all need tissues if that happensFor the funny parts😂 and of course the sad parts😢
Lucifer being misunderstood as scary is a theme in the show. He's not scary, he's the good guy. That's the point. LOL Also, Amenadiel and Linda aren't married, they just have a son together. Amenadiel did ask, but Linda saw that he was only asking because of the baby, so she said no.
“We love a bad boy with daddy issues”
- Hannah 2021
Add it to the list of iconic quotes by Hannah Bayles
We do
Go away untill you watch the whole Series
Ok but Hannah’s reaction to seeing Tom Ellis in glasses for the first time is so real and relatable omfg
Lucifer definitely has his “scary” moments he’s not really scary but he’s protective especially of those closest to him and when he shows parts of his devil form it’s definitely cool to see and supposed to be what we would classify has scary
Agreed he’s mostly funny and lovable but can be quite scary. I like this different take on the devil.
Oh if you want scary, one word... Julian.
Actually, the Angel of Death is Azrael, who goes by Rae Rae, and is totally adorable! She gives me mad Penelope Garcia (Criminal Minds) vibes, and I absolutely love Garcia!
Watching a non-Lucifer watcher watch something so far into the show is something I didn’t know I needed. There are so many more Lucifer moments you could/should react to! Some that are actually happening and aren’t all in his head like these.
These weren't even in his head, God was actually making everyone sing without any control or knowledge, but Lucifer was less affected and retained a conscious mind during the musicals... Plus he loves to sing, so how could he resist? XD
@@DantesPackage well in his head as only God and he were aware of them happening.
@film fan I believe the singing is something that is kind of in his head as in only he and God are aware of it, but it is actually happening. So kind of in between? Like God admits he is making it happen, but the people carry on conversations as if none of that happened and they were talking about the case or whatever the entire time.
It sure as shit aint all in his head lol. Dan remembers getting killed by god lmao
“Lucifer goes soft” is honestly the most simple yet descriptive explanation of what this show is about.
Lucifer grows as an person is more like it
While I can appreciate where he ends up in the very, very end, he absolutely went not only soft, but he was a massive hypocrite throughout most of the show, arbitrarily enraged by some crimes/"evil" and a number one fan of others.
Its not surprising, the show is copaganda (that started on Fox no less) and the justice system itself is unjust and hypocritical, but its still an issue with the character and writing that fans are in denial about. Mentalist and Elementary both managed morally ambiguous consultants far better than a show featuring the devil. That's kind of funny if you think about it.
You should do Lucifer and Rory singing Bridge over Troubled Water. That cover had my crying!
YES
Oh yes, me too. It's so good. My favorite in the whole show
Omg yes!! It’s so beautiful especially at the end with the harmonising m
Yes please!!!
YESSSS
Lucifer was definitely more intimidating and imposing in the first season, but Lucifer is always played more charming rather than intimidating which actually fits not only the characterization of the show character and the artistic historical depiction of Lucifer being a "sexy" devil
Lucifer, according to the show (and the comic that it's based on) was assigned to oversee Hell; rather than be the incarnation of Evil, he has the ability to awaken others' desires, and his job is to PUNISH evil; he's the victim of millennia of bad press.
Not what the show said at all he wasn’t assigned to oversee Hell he was banished after he started a revolution against god which is why his license plate literally say Fall1n1
@@ThePandaaa Both show and comic also intentionally make you wonder if there's a meaningful difference between the two stories, when the decision is made by an all-knowing God
Yeah. And I’m assuming that’s based on the original form of Lucifer, the Roman god of stars who’s name quite literally means “light bringer”
@@ris8065 his last name is Morningstar so yes lol
In myth he wasnt the incarnation of evil either he was a angel who refused to bow to humans and led a rebelion out of pride but also jelousy of humans being gods favourite creation when sadly he was actualy gods favourite son but he didnt feel like it
The old testament has a more family rivaly to them at times
Here's a fun little fact for you, whenever Tom Ellis was singing in the show he actually sang live when it was recorded then they covered it in post with the studio version
“lucifer’s kind of a goober” she said this so seriously 😭
I heard no lies
@RACEL--$💋 bestie why on RUclips 😭
But what's a Goober?
@@righteousrawb7225 on Google it says a peanut\foolish person
If you liked Tom Ellis' (Lucifer) singing, he does a bunch of it in the show. I'm sure most of the songs are around RUclips.
Also, the story makes a lot more sense when you're aware that in the previous episode, Lucifer somehow got the idea that he's incapable of actual love. So he's worried about his relationship with Chloe, and blames God for making him incapable of loving her. Also God put Chloe directly in Lucifer's path for him to fall for, so that's why he's so mad at him.
Another thing to point out is that one of the big themes of the show is that Lucifer is NOT evil; he's misunderstood. He has a few moments throughout the show where he gets really upset because everyone thinks he's evil, when all he is is the ruler of Hell. He doesn't make anyone do anything, and yet the world blames all their evils on him. He did try to lead a rebellion against God eons ago, and failed, so was banished from the Silver City and made ruler of Hell. And his mother just sat back and let it happen. So yeah, dude's got some issues.
Dan: **singing about the afterlife**
Me, sobbing: honey, you’ve got a big storm coming
very unfortunate forshadowing
😭
"Hell"" by Squirrel Nut Zi[pper
100%
Oh nooooo! I never noticed that before... 😢
Lucifer singing "Creep" was one of my favorite moments of this entire series.
"I don't understand God's motivation."
- Me, everyday upon waking
I scrolled a bit, but did not see it mentioned that Tom never just "lip syncs" when he performs on the show. If you get a chance to see some of the behind the scenes for this, he goes all out (this song, he did at two different speeds for the camera shots to line up right.) A performer through and through.
Actually God wasn't losing his powers, Lucifer's twin brother the arch angel Michael lied to god to get him to think he was losing his powers in hopes of becoming god. Also yes lucifer was more evil in the beginning but Chloe the love of his life changed him over time.
yesss makes sense since in the show celestial beings self manifest what they are feeling/thinking
edit: also to add to the michael context, each archangel has their own powers. Luci has the power to drive out people's desires, while Michael has the power to drive out people's fears
Thank you
32:12
if memory serves:
basically, an angel gaslighted god so hard, bro started self actualizing getting weaker. He eventually found out but still retired with the goddess to another universe anyway because it was implied that everything was ultimately his plan. That was shortly followed by an angel war
there's much more (and better) songs covered by the characters and If you are interested in doing a new reaction, i would recommend 'creep' by lucifer (4x01), 'i want be evil' by lilith (5x04) and ofc 'bridge over troubled water' by lucifer and rory (6x06).
Actually yeah, if you don't wanna react to the series as a whole, please do 4x1. XD
I'd also add "Sinnerman" to that list 😁
@@curestarlight3023 yes it's short but still lovable. Except for the note at the end tho
And All Along the Watchtower
@@kittycatcrunchie I was about to suggest that one. It’s one of my favorites.
The overbearing mother was played by Debbie Gibson, who was a teen singer with a couple of huge hits back in the 80s.
Did not know that thank you
Hannah commenting on Linda projecting being a bad therapist.
Me remembering the first season (spoiler) when she is sleeping with Lucifer in trade for providing therapy.
In her defense, that was when he still had the creepy superpower where all women wanted to have sex with him.
But she also stopped
I mean shes the only one
The first season was rough
To be fair he did use his magic charm on her.
10:35 “Crime solving devil. It makes sense. Don’t overthink it.”
In this show, celestial beings self-actualize, meaning whatever they believe about themselves becomes reality. Michael, Lucifer's identical twin, gaslit God into believing that he was losing his powers. So, because he believed it to be true, he actually began to lose control of his powers. Michael did this to convince his father to retire so he could become the new God. When they found out the truth, God's powers were fixed, but Lucifer had brought his mother back, she and God fixed their relationship issues, and God decided to retire anyway.
i really wanted to get into this show since me and my dad watched it together when it first came out- thank you for making me realize I will never understand a single thing in it or be able to catch up with this fantastic explanation/srs
@@thisisaperson660 tbf the show, even during its serious moments, never really takes itself seriously. You can go back in and not understand anything and just enjoy the ride.
@@thisisaperson660 go watch it
Love the side bar stating that you don't necessarily need to heal a toxic relationship with a parent. Not said often enough. Go girl.
God, I cracked up so many times while watching this. Everyone singing another one bites the dust to a dead body, Lucifer being not at all intimidating, all of it was just unintentionally hilarious
Or, intentionally. Lucifer (the show) does not take itself seriously.
thats the joke, the shows primarily a comedy, at least by the later seasons, its 100% intentional and it really doesnt take its self seriously, great show, but none of it really makes sense without watching everything thats come before it, theres a very convoluted plot and a lot of ongoing jokes, definitely worth a watch if you havent already seen it (im gonna presume you havent) and found this funny
It was in fact very intentional.
I really liked Lucifer because of how whimsical he is, it’s so unexpected and funny. I only got used to it like halfway through season one, and now I’m just used to him being that way. There are a lot of moments though where he’s not really scary, but more intensely… surprising I guess. Like when his devil really shines through in the first few seasons where Chloe doesn’t know he’s the devil, and she’s actually afraid of him.
he was never really scary, he has issues with who he really is because the bible he is written as this 'monster' and boss of hell. ( although his devilface is kinda scary)
Well that’s because he kinda is. He was full of pride that it led to his downfall. And because he refused his position in heaven he became darkness incarnated. So no he isn’t the good guy anywhere not even here.
@@radicalred474 wasn't it implied that he was furious because god was never there for him? i don't exactly remember when but i think it is when they were telling the story about god creating humans and goddess getting jealous
This is season 5. And Lucifer has been in therapy for years now so he’s developed quite a lot of humanity that he didn’t have in the beginning. And a lot of characters close to Lucifer have found out the truth.
Honestly lucifer is a top 10 all time show for me. There is an insane amount of character development in this series. Especially around lucifer and him learning to accept himself for who he is not who he thinks others want him to be. It's a really powerful and impactful journey. I can't recommend it enough.
I definitely think you should give watching it from the start a shot. Lucifer is far me intimidating at the start, and he's intimidating at the end as well, just in a different way. You caught him in the middle of a crisis between who he wants to be, what the world wants him to be, what his father wants while intruding on his already complicated relationship with the detective. He's an understandable wreck lol
You should definitely here him sing "creep" next, it's on of his best, and he has sang many other song too. He is going through this because he found out that he isn't capable of loving because his father can't. Aaaand he was singing with the mother because she is apparently some famous singer. And Lucifer always makes his current issue's and situations project and be similar to the case.
You really need to check out the whole series to get a proper idea of who everyone is, it's SUCH a good show and a great take on the character of Lucifer/Satan.
Also, Lesley-Ann Brandt (Maze) who sings Bad To The Bone in this episode did an AMAZING version of Wonderwall elsewhere in the series
This. Lucifer is one of the shows that sounds ridiculous and has no business being as good as it is (especially for the first three seasons).
But to come to the conclusion that it's being too heavy is especially funny considering the subject matter. This is a modern day Paradise Lost where the authors are even going to try to pretend that the heavenly are more interesting than the demonic.
But you are looking at what is effectively the end of the show. They've spent years building up various relationships and characters to get to this point. Which is why Lucifer acts like an overly hurt child in this episode. He is just like any person whose development was arrested by the abandonment of both parents. He's lashing out.
Much like the Buffy musical episode, it is hard to see just how the episode is actually doing a great job (the opening number excepted) of weaving together a LOT of threads that have been in play for a long time if you don't know the backstory.
"If you're gonna bring G-d into it, you gotta bring Jesus into it."
Some people are JEWISH, Hannah
ngl this made me laugh on the inside- but very true
Okay, this made me crack up. (And it’s very true). Tho they do have Eve and Adam and Cain so…(the former and latter being prevalent characters).
@@Miyanoai14 Oh, definitely
But we don't really view Jesus as a key character 😁😁😁
They do mention him once or twice.
@@joyousjae3644 yeah, but as a human who messed up.
“He’s a bougie bitch” I never realize how much I needed to hear someone say that about Lucifer 😭
State Farm's marketing is so good that when Hannah hears the Allstate guy, she thinks of State Farm and not Allstate lol
I get the best laughs from you, Hannah, Thank you!
hannah really said: "i have coffee so all my problems are now gone" and i agree
So, the whole show is about how Lucifer isn't actually bad. He ruled hell but as not as evil. As someone who punished evil. He became the scape goat for the entire world basically. People expect him to be scary and bad but he's not who people think, even though he still sees himself that way. After centuries of humanity blaming him for every bad thing that's ever happened, he started to blame himself. He's a complicated guy. But also it's fairly simple. He's got daddy issues for sure but his biggest struggle is probably his self hatred. As a die hard Lucifer fan, I'm not even mad about your opinions on it because I'm sure it's quite crazy/hard to follow watching one episode in a later season. It makes a lot more sense and is so good if you watch it from the start. But I'm sure it's not everyone's cup of tea
jesus is the central figure in christianity, but one of the creators of the lucifer comics is jewish, so I don't think jesus was ever an intended character.
Which is odd because Jesus is mentioned/referenced in the show so he clearly does exist in some form
but who knows if HE is just a myth or like an adopted kid by God in this universe (they never explain it)
@@TokuNorth in the show lucifer and god and all that is a part of one universe, as mentioned in crisis on infinite earths lucifer knows about the multiverse and I’m guessing he specifically chose earth 666 so Jesus is prob just on a different earth or in heaven
@@goulitry in the comics I don't think jesus exists. In the show he is mentioned because he is an important mythical figure but he either is just a myth or simply god in a mortal form and since his "death" he reunited with his celestial form
The picture is supposed to have been drawn by Trixie(Det. Deckers daughter), and it's a picture of Trixie and Lucifer(The Devil).
I think it’s hard to come into this episode without watching the rest of the show. There’s 5 seasons of character development and context that you missed out on. In this show, Lucifer is never portrayed as “evil”, although he was darker in earlier seasons.
Also, if you want to see a truly amazing number from this show, look up Bridge Over Troubled Water.
Precisely!
“Crime solving devil, it makes sense, don’t overthink it”
You have to react to Zoey’s extraordinary playlist.
YES! I 100% agree
I've suggested this before and I wish she would.
I just started watching it and yes!
YES PLEASE!
Sí!! 😁
Also there are a bunch of great musical moments with him throughout the series…. My favorites being Creep, Luck be a Lady and a piano solo of the Unforgiven ….
The duet between Lucifer and his daughter in the final season is pretty spectacular
The show is actually really good if you watch from the beginning, so much character development and you will understand what is going on a lot better.
Dan's song [In the Afterlife] is actually titled HELL by The Squirrel Nut Zippers.
I love how she calls him Lucy probably without knowing his brother calls him that. Also, I would love to see her react to Lucifer's other songs through the show.
remember that this isnt an animated disney movie so its pretty good for people who arent singers/dancers
It's really weird to me to just jump into a show 5 seasons in and judge the little you've seen. This is an amazing show and you should give it a try. Lucifer in this show was never really evil, but he was quite different in the beginning. Love and therapy changed him basically.
Same statment here. It's a slow burn, but the philosophy of the show fascinating.
Also, no. The show does not take itself seriously. Much like how no one takes Lucifer seriously at the very beginning. He has sinister vibes at the beginning, but hes never truly scary. That's sort of the point of the show.
Ngl it was a little infuriating watching her judge it so harshly
There was hardly any substance to her technical reactions too, which is the only reason this would have been interesting. It was almost an afterthought, which is too bad because a good technical reaction can be really positively engaging. Instead, she just spent most of the video mocking the show.
this musical episode was fun and such, but i am still in LOVE with the I Will Survive performance from this show and it’ll like Forever be my favourite
i'm so glad you're reacting to this episode, it was incredible when it came out
her being stunned from 29:44 through 30:00 is just hilarious
It's interesting seeing her reaction versus Songs From A Suitcase
That moment when he throws his wings around her was a really good one. I suggest watching the episode.
Tom Ellis's mum is a vocal coach, if I remember correctly. And Tom studied music in the Royal Scotttish Academy (or whatever its name is nowadays). He has some musical training, so no wonder he can sing so beutifully.
As a quick overview of the show
The show follows Lucifer, suit man, who got board in hell and came to earth, became a cop, and fell in love with a human. He solves crime while dealing with his daddy and family issues. In the specific episode, God has come down to Earth, after Lucifer’s twin brother the arch angel Michael tried to kill Lucifer and their other brother Amenadiel. Now God is losing control of his powers and everyone is singing. 9/10 show. Loved it.
And now the questions
The people on the field, they are witnesses being questioned by cops.
Everyone singing wasn’t supposed to sound amazing. It was supposed to sound like these characters, who aren’t all amazing singers, were singing, not like professional good singers
Jesus is not in the show
Lucifer didn’t go soft, in the show he was never really evil. Instead he was painted as an evil being and suffers with his identity because he is told he is evil and everyone thinks he is but he isn’t
God had a wife who was eventually sent to hell. She broke out and ended up in a human body. After she left the body of Charlotte, Charlotte survived and she and Dan developed a relationship, before Charlotte was killed
Suit man 😂😂
Watch it from the beginning. Best show ever. You will laugh and cry and love all the characters.
It's honestly a good show... like the wing thing... if I remember correctly, in that episode when he was around Chloe he wasn't invincible (the comment he made about being vulnerable) so when he wrapped her with his wings he was feeling it all.
But, he's not meant to be all scary. The show is meant to humanize (though in the end deify) him. He got tired of being all scary and basically just wanted to live a life of hedonism.
Also, you should look up Tom Ellis (Lucifer) singing. He's got an amazing voice.
This makes me really want a reaction to the musical episode in Supernatural. Love your videos! I recently started watching them and am binging 😊
lucifer is always singing at his club. also everyone talks about this musical episode but never the one in season 3, i loved that one!
also i literally can,t remember what happenes with god's powers, he,s just getting old and he ends up retiring to be with his wife in her universe, leaving it to his children to decide who will be the next god, it's a wild show i love it
He was being gaslit by Michael
@@hildedejong9618 yes i remember now
@@rebeccanorborg3034 the gaslighting was in season 5
Side note on you advert. Loki was the norse God that came up with flyting. Literally the advent of battle rap
Yeah this whole episode was meant to be a goof, you really should check out more of the musical numbers from the show's run, Tom Ellis is such a good singer.
Also, that over-bearing mother is none other than DEBBIE GIBSON!!!! I adored her when I was growing up...
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hannah: laughing at the most dramatic and sad scenes in Lucifer
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I was just thinking about how great the ending for the series was so this was right on time!
25:00 lmao i laugh so much when amenadiel just popped in from the side and started singing along lmaooo
Ever since i watched this episode i said "i hope hannah does a video to this" and here it is! Super excited 😆
I watched this video a while ago and am back after actually watching Lucifer.
This musical episode made so much more sense with the context of knowing all the people.
I will say, don't write this show off just by this musical episode. At least check out the pilot episode, it does a much better job at representing the series😊
Alternate title: Hannah roasting Lucifer for half an hour straight
She spent most the time mocking it & making jokes than actually reacting to the songs
I am having one of those days too, Hannah. It's one of those "I haven't been trained on this yet my work is asking me to do it" kind of days but watching your video made it a little better
Tom Ellis (Lucifer) is actually Welsh, so yes his English accent is fake, but he does actually have a British accent
1) Yes, your adhd may be getting more prevalent
2) I love your reactions because you are not afraid to just tell it as it is.
3) I love love the tattoos
4) the guy in the blue outfit (who smacked Lucifiers crotch) goes to my church! He is an absolutely FANTASTIC singer- Drew Powell 😊
5) I think I love your videos most because my adhd jives similarly.
I said the same thing about the tattoos. I didn’t know about them until this video.
The emotions in this episode were sumn else
Not a full episode, but you should consider reacting to the musical scene "Future Favorite" from DC's Legends of Tomorrow episode "Speakeasy Does It." Lots of Fosse / Chicago / 1920s jazz vibes. HIGHLY recommend.
the first time "is he satan" actually applies
You should react to other songs from Lucifer. Especially Bridge over troubled water, which Lucifer sings with Rory(his daughter).
His WHAT NOW
@@aviezer_who_drinks_seltzer371SPOILER
His daughter with Chloe from the future. She shows up in the final season.
Does anyone else think that Hannah should watch lucifer or is it just me
Hannah, please react to All too well short film by Taylor Swift
She also has a snl performance of that which you can react to
going into this I was just thinking that hannah needs to be careful with what she says cause this is the show whose fandom was so persistent that they got netflix to pick it up after it was originally cancelled after three seasons😭
26:46 fun fact : the little girl’s father is the detective that slept with god’s wife and him and Chloe ( the woman sing in the scene ) used to be together but now she with Lucifer
The thing is that for most people Lucifer is suposed to be a monster and all scary but that's the purpose of the show, telling us that Lucifer is just a fallen angel and off course he has a lot of negative things but he isn't a monster. I trully recommend watching the whole show, it's totally worth it.
"yet again, i am asking, 'is this satan?'" is begging to be a reaction gif lmao
Right after she went to get the package, I literally got a state farm ad. I'm dying😂😂
Please react to some more Lucifer! Some recommendations: Bridge Over Troubled Water, Wonderwall, I Will Survive...
Man…when they sang bridge over troubled water. I like to think that was one of the best in the series!
Can't believe you didn't love this. Lucifer is my favorite show
YOU SHOULD REACT TO THE MAIN PEOPLE OF THE HARRY POTTER CAST SINGING LIKE WHEN DANIEL SANG AND DANCED LIKE A stripper
It's from miracle workers season 3
Honestly, you just have to watch it to get it. Lucifer had a complex story and this is why all of the characters look like they have been in a messy situation when you watch random late episodes. I am happy to see non-fans exploring even small parts of the series.
Dan’s song was my favorite, it was stuck in my head for 3 weeks😂
The point is he isn't a " bad boy" it's kinda the whole show. He has layers and he goes to therapy.
Like an irresistible onion😂
The "In the afterlife" song that Dan sang was Hell by the Squirrel Nut Zippers
It's an old song
I watch a number of "Vocal coach reacts" videos, and this definitely wins the award for the most cynical, adolescent and mean spirited. There's a tiny bit of actual vocal critique, but the vast majority of time was spent making teen cringe insults about characters, attributes and plot elements she is not only completely ignorant of, but also not interested in learning about other than to mock them. Is the idea somehow that being a complete asshole will draw people in to watch the fireworks? Or perhaps she's aiming at cynics whose salve for being useless is insulting others? In any case, while she may be aiming to be the next Dorothy Parker, she comes off more like Beavis and Butthead.
Lucifer has plenty of dark moments trust me
i finished the last season of Lucifer a month ago and i still want more, so here i am :)
Definitely do "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" with Lucifer and Rory. It's absolutely beautiful and probably the best performance he's made.
Lucifer was definitely always more of a goober than scary. Haha. Also, you should react to him singing "Creep" on the show as he goes into an emotional spiral. It's excellent!
You need to react to more Lucifer Musical Numbers like Wicked Game, Creep and definitely react to Over Troubled Water
Wicked game was in this episode
Okay I was going through ur channel and let me just say LUCIFER IS MY FAV SHOW SO IM SO HAPPY AHHHH!!! And im gonna stop talking before I go on a rant 🤭
Hannah you really should watch this so it’s incredible( Season 4 is when it really gets good)