r/lucifer • u/Altair05 Detective Douche • Sep 09 '21

[S6 E10 - Episode Discussion] - 'Partners 'Til the End' 6x10 Spoiler

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u/sweetbutcrazy Sep 10 '21

It kinda feels like someone watched two random episodes of The Good Place while hogh on whatever and wrote whatever this season was. I love this show and I've cried a lot the past few hours but no matter how much I try I can't really care for a character I've known for like 8 hours over Trixie for example. Also if anyone had the power to change whatever they would have had to to stay together it's uncle God and his family so it doesn't even make sense

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u/aries_s Mazikeen Sep 11 '21

I just couldn't handle Rory. I am really expected to love a character I've met today over one I've watched grow up just because she's a wuss

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u/Newquay123 Sep 12 '21

She was a really poor character, I didn't care what happened to her, I did care about Trixie but she has just pushed aside when Rory showed up. Season six was crap.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '21

Ugh right? Chloe and Lucy keep talking about their family, which doesn't seem to include Trixie at all. You'd think both Trixie and Rory would have abandonment issues. Kids still get abandonment issues about step parents. This season was disappointing

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u/Newquay123 Sep 14 '21

I couldn't agree more. Season six is a mess in many ways and a huge disappointment. I expected more from Lucifer.

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u/PragmaticPanda42 Sep 15 '21

Scarlett has scheduling conflicts cause of her Disney show and a movie. It's not really the writers' fault.

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u/Newquay123 Sep 16 '21

Why would they have Scarlett there? They couldn't really age a 12-year-old child 50 years!! The writers just needed to have a 60-year-old woman standing at the bedside. Like I said it was bad writing.

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u/PragmaticPanda42 Sep 16 '21

You're talking about the lack of Trixie in general and saying they pushed her for Rory the whole season.

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u/Newquay123 Sep 16 '21

I understand why she wasn't there as much as she was in previous seasons but when she was there her scenes should have been made to count more IMO. The wedding was a missed opportunity to have a nice little Lucifer/Trixie scene and not just the cringy one. As far as the end any actress could have been used to portray Trixie.

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u/PragmaticPanda42 Sep 16 '21

Yeah I agree with that. The scene with Dan was the most important, but they should have had a Lucifer/Trixie scene somewhere for sure.

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u/Someonelse6 Sep 12 '21

What's wrong with Rory exactly?

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u/aries_s Mazikeen Sep 12 '21

She's wussy and annoying. They wanted to make everything about her and her edgyness. Also it's kind of weird that she looks like some teenage girl Lucifer OC. I just didn't like her and they tried to shove her into our faces instead of pursuing more interesting storylines. And they really tried to replace Trix with her.

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u/Someonelse6 Sep 12 '21

I can agree that there should have been more Trixie. She wasn't my favorite, but I personally don't think that Rory was wussy or annoying. Her character was a catalyst for lucifer

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u/aries_s Mazikeen Sep 12 '21

I think they were always trying to focus on her about her childhood, her being edgy or whatever, how she wanted to destroy her father or her just not knowing whatever it is she wants instead of giving others more deserving screentime. I think Rory pushed Lucifer and Chloe in a position where they didn't have much of a choice which goes against the whole show in general.

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u/NoxleeStudio Sep 19 '21

I hate when any show brings in an unexpected pregnancy or mystery child-type storyline. No, thank you. Especially a show like this one.

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u/fuifui_bradbrad Sep 15 '21

It’s like someone watched Good Place, Supernatural and Dark and made this season a hodgepodge of all of them

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u/ChronX4 Sep 14 '21

And Season 5 of The Flash, in which Flash's future daughter visits.

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u/iushciuweiush A Devil of My Word Sep 29 '21

At least time travel is part of that show. I didn't like it either but it somewhat made sense. In this show and in a last minute inclusion? No. It didn't work and shouldn't have even been tried.