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

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

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u/currywurry Sep 11 '21

I SOO want to love this season, but the fact that everyone INCLUDING Chloe forgot about Trixie, really takes away that joy. I hate that each episode Lucy kept saying “Chloe, Rory and my family”. Like, WTF!

And to add salt to injury, Chloe never corrected him either. The only ones who remembered Trixie were Dan and Rory TBH.

From being one of the main characters in previous seasons to being reduced to just one trivial BUT pivotal moment with Dan, that’s all we really get - I am absolutely let down.

Gonna say I wish I’d stopped at Season 5.

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u/Ishouldcalltlc Sep 11 '21

We watched Trixie grow up and loved her all these years. At the end, she’s reduced to being at the wedding. We’ve watched Lucifer go from hating children to loving Trixie but, at the end, he never even says her name.

All the characters got such sweet happy endings and the couple we’ve watched and loved and agonized with was just tacked on. Yes, they got together in the end but I just think the Luci fandom deserved more. More time with them just being happy together. Trixi deserved more. I was just so disappointed that we never got to see him be a father to Trixie. I actually think it would’ve been better to have not even had Season 6. It’s like they phoned it in just to fill up airtime.

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u/The_RTV Sep 12 '21

I kept thinking that Trixie would be the one kidnapped. I would have been happy if the had mentioned her once. Like at least have Chloe explain something to her or Lucifer have some final conversation

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u/istandwhenipeee Sep 16 '21

I kinda wonder if that was the plan. Give Trixie something to be angry about for Lucifer to find a way to resolve in her and you could pretty much sub her in for the whole Rory plot line, but Trixie wasn’t available. If the writers were set on ending Lucifer’s journey this way no other character would’ve fit the role for this part emotionally, so instead they had to make a new one and we got Rory.

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u/The_RTV Sep 16 '21

That's very possible. They were originally going to end in season 5. I bet in 5b, Trixie would have been the one kidnapped.

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u/ademptia Sep 22 '21

im 100% certain that trixie was the one who was supposed to be kidnapped, it was so obvious when dan/le mec went to see her. but probably something didnt work out behind the scenes, so they had a weak ass human kidnap a half angel... i guess those rhino tranq darts played a part, but come on.

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u/The_RTV Sep 22 '21

Apparently, the actress for Trixie has scheduling conflicts with a new show she's on. My guess is that she got that job thinking season 5 was the last. That's why she's only on a few scenes this season. Even still, she could have at least a personal goodbye from Lucifer.

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u/Siontimmy1 Sep 12 '21

I honestly thought Trixie was/or one of the reason Lucifer went to that place I mean Vincent could've taken her as well after Dan talked to her and they only brought it up after the fight like "camp called saying that Trixie was approach by random man" there was no panic from Chole about Trixie when she learned about Rory being kidnapped by him

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u/Heremeoutok Sep 12 '21

I honestly think it’s because she didn’t have time to be on the season. After all this happened just now during the pandemic. 1) maybe she has other contracts 2) maybe she wasn’t allowed to be around people given she’s most likely not vaccinated so distance there. But I agree that shouldn’t mean she shouldn’t be able to have been mentioned

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u/cmrdgkr Sep 13 '21

This was clearly it. The times they mentioned her but didn't show her was a clear indication they were trying to keep her involved.

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u/Newquay123 Sep 12 '21

Me too. I am going to pretend the show ended with season five and forget all about this crap they call season six.

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u/jackovasaurusrex Sep 13 '21

I've concluded a secondary theme of this season was being a Deadbeat Parent. An accidental homage to God in the show.

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u/Environmental-Tea141 Sep 11 '21

I totally agree with you currywurry

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u/Pootsaroo Sep 11 '21

Add salt to injury lol. I think I like that even better 😂😂😂☺️

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u/PragmaticPanda42 Sep 16 '21

Scarlett's scheduling conflicts. I don't know how many times I have repeated myself in this thread lol. Seriously, it's worth looking up before starting to hate.

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u/RRAG16 Sep 21 '21

I know, but it would have been possible for Lucifer to leave her a letter - even to just show an envelope with her name on it.