User Reviews

A killer is targeting couples and leaving their murdered bodies, seemingly for the old bill to locate, Pearce is far older than he can ever let on to his current work colleagues.

This is a a shame as it may be easier if he could only say to them, that he had also worked on the original murder investigation.

Pearce has always kept himself at arms length from personal involvement, but is he contemplating a change in a long lifetime, and could he be starting to feel something for Chloe Decker.

Lucifer certainly thinks it's more of a racing certainty, than a mere probability and yes he is suffering, from the green eyed monster.

Amenadial runs into Charlotte Richards and commits, a serious blunder into making an identity assumption, he then compounds his error by blurting out his intense feelings.

She is currently going through a serious psychological crises, and his intensity disarms her such that she desperately seeks assistance, to help her cope with her feelings.

Therapist Linda Martin is caught in an unfortunate bind between her, conflicting feelings and loyalties both professionally and personally.

Ella hilariously tells Lucifer the detective and Marcus definitely boned. Lucifer says the detective doesn't "bone", she is much more sophisticated than that.

I loved this episode as we flashback to Cain being a detective and it is Old Hollywood style. A blonde woman who owns the bar notices Cain.

Fast forward and Cain is shocked to see her granddaughter, a replica of her grandmother. He is sad to see his loved ones die as he is immortal.

Cain goes for it and makes sure to not have regrets. He romantically takes Chloe on a date.