User Reviews

So I've been watching the show ever since it came out. We had some emotional episodes here and there and the latest few have made me feel upset with Lucifer because he didn't want to confess the feelings he had for Chloe.

With that being said, I can't even comprehend how heartbreaking this episode was. It's been 5 minutes since it ended and I'm still here sobbing. Charlotte's death made me feel absolutely devestated and then Amenadiel gets his wings and everything just becomes more emotional. Prior to those events, Lucifer finally confessing his true feelings was what started the emotional ending.

In this episode, crime investigation actually becomes background to a much deeper turn of events. While Lucifer and Chloe deal with their true feelings about each other and how to admit it, Amenadiel and Charlotte are concerned about saving their souls. However, during the last minutes, something really sad and unexpected happens...which actually saves both Charlotte and Amenadiel, in a non planned way. Heartbreaking and well written that was, by far, the best episode in this season. Hope they don't drop the ball now!

This episode was just amazing. Acting was great, it had a very emotional ending and it was a very ballsy thing to do. The episode was already good from the start because it added a cool element to the crime solving aspect of the episode and it gave more character development to Charlotte so that when she dies you're connected to her and you might start to cry while watching her death. Amenadiel was also a great aspect of the episode acting like one of us, one of the viewers as he was starting to grow closer to Charlotte and then seeing her die, he was crying and then his wings appear, he then decides to bring Charlotte with him to the Silver City. Another thing that was interesting in this episode was Amenadiel's theory about us being the responsible ones and that we shouldn't blame God about everything that's happened to us or others. In the end, this episode was amazing, acting, writing and directing of this episode was just amazing. It gets a well deserved 10/10

Oaw, what a treat! Tom Ellis, just gorgeous! And Charlotte, the nicest and saddest story of all! Season finale should be great. I hope the writers will keep it right! And will kill Cain... he is just bad! And bring in Season 4!!!!!!

After Chloe ended her relationship with Pierce, seems nothing meaningful lesson both Chloe and Luci to learn. They character still nearly same with before, Luci still like that in the early episode. Only last episode and single moment they reunited. Just single moment & so easy.

Although the episode started just like all the others (a murder scene, a suspect and subsequent investigation), it's really the ending that elevated it to a "great" status. We finally get to hear Chloe open up about Lucifer to Ella and finally Lucifer realizing all his previous mistakes with the detective. We also see some advancemente in Dan and Charlotte's relationship and even Maze showing some remorse/regret when she is on an important errand to take her back to hell. The only thing that was decidedly odd about this episode was Marcus Pierce's sudden turn as a baddie. It was stablished in previous episodes that, despite being a biblical baddie, Pierce had some redeeming qualities thus proving that he isn't all that bad. All that was flushed down the drain in this episode in what I think was a cheap ploy to establish him again as the show's main antagonist. Although I don't ike Pierce that much, this sudden change in character seemed to me like a rushed effort to secure a baddie in the show.

Other than that, the final minutes of "Quintessential Deckerstar" are what elevated this episode to essential classic status. If you're already a fan of the show, it will likely tie a knot in your throat or will make you shed a tear. Let's hope this advancement in the storyline is capitalized by the show's screenwriters so we can have an incredible seaseon four!

Throughout the episode is a very complex well written case that is soon to be solved at the end, but that is when the episode heats up. At the end of "Quintessential Deckerstar" we are met with joyful and on the other end spectrum, heartbreaking scenes that are sure to cause some tears. The loss was truly sad and heart stopping. Overall an extremely amazing well done episode. Can't wait for the second half of the finale!

A truly emotional episode. I was never a huge fan of Charlotte until this episode and now I'm literally shaking

This episode was AMAZING. I mean it was raw, emotional and the ending had me wondering about life itself. When amenadiels' wings opened out as he was hold Charlotte in his arms and then flew "home" with her, I couldn't help but cry because the scene made me wonder if that's what would happen to us. Do you continue to make bad decisions in your life or do you start to change for the better? Powerful is one word to describe this episode.