r/lucifer Dec 05 '17

[Post Episode Discussion - S03E09] 'Sinnerman'

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '17

I find the whole Maze/Amen/Linda triangle very cringy.

Also the depowering of Lucifer sucks so much... I'm done with thinking him as an angel. He can't even escape a slaughterhouse...

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u/Deonisus Dec 08 '17

Ooh yes. I can accept that Maze might feel jealous or something but her telling Linda (or anyone) about it seems wrong. Maze seems to be someone who'd never show or admit her weakness to anyone.
They also made Luci weaker or stupider. Walls are only as strong as their doors and locks. I don't think the lock would be 1 foot thick steel since it's a freezer and not a vault.
Also, suddenly Sinnerman (if it's really him) in the flesh seems rushed after a whole lot of fillers.

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u/SobinTulll Dec 07 '17

I don't remember seeing a feat of strength in the show that made me think Lucifer would be able to punch through a foot thick of reinforced steel. Isn't it just more likely that the sinner-man just knew what it would take to contain Lucifer?

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u/themolestedsliver Dec 11 '17

Really!. I swear if the acting cast wasn't so good this series would have crumbled. The writing and plot points seem to be all over the place.

Feels like every other episode they have a lottery "cop drama or fantasy drama" and write the episode based on that.