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Lucifer show parents guide Continue #Lucifer season 5, episode 4 Review: It never ends well for the chicken Chloe has a big bomb dropped on her and it looks like she's not done with it yet. In Lucifer Season 5, episode 4, Trixie appears in Lucifer without her mother to play. First, yay for more trixie content. Trixie: Problems with adults. I'm not interested. Also, who cares where my mother is? Lucifer: Me for one. Trixie: it's a night game, and Trixie's in the house. Trying to get things back the way things were, Lucifer had a night of snacks and monopoly. Since it was just the two of them, Trixie persuaded Lucifer to tell her the story behind his ring. This episode was a funny, black-and-white, noir detective story. Lucifer tells her the true story of the ring, with several different faces. The story begins in 1946 at the Garden Club in 1946, where Lilith (by Lily Rose) is known as the best chante on the market. The labyrinth is a bubbling image of the mother of demons. We'il love every episode where we hear Leslie-Anne Brandt. Lucifer apparently owes Lilith a favor, so she cashes in by heeding his help finding her stolen ring. People believe that the ring gives immortality without Lilith knowing, just keep it for sentimentality from his days with Adam in the garden. Lucifer wasn't very keen to help at first. Since when did the devil solve the crime? The devil, we solve crimes. That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Lucifer This was before his days with Detective Decker, so he joined in with the help of private detective Jack Monroe. Our cute Trixie asked for a balanced sexual narrative, so Jack wasn't played by chloe Decker in this story. Jack and Lucifer are trying to find out who stole Lilith's ring and start at the club. Who else would know what's going on in a club better than a bartender? The bartender, Gertie, is played by Dr. Linda Martin. Many people think bartenders are as good as therapists, as they've heard before. So this role is perfect for her. Linda says a man named Lucky Larry was seen hiding in Lily's dressing room. He probably stole it. Jack and Lucifer go outside to meet an informant. Instead, they met with Mr. Stompanato's instigators. I think mr. Mr. Is a Man. Lucifer: Did you ask for or didn't ask for a gender-balanced narrative? I'm just following your instructions. Yes, Ella is Mr. Stompanato. Yes, it makes little sense. And yes, we ignore it because it's funny. The stompanato warns them to stop asking questions at their club, it's menacing, but instead we can't stop laughing. Next surprise to visit is Jack's wife, Shirley, played by someone else, and Tricia Helfer! Tricia Helfer was so big. for actors in seasons 2 and 3. Dan still feels the loss of Charlotte to this day, so it was nice to see her again, even in another role. Apparently, Jack and Shirley were having problems because Jack just found out that Shirley was a girl who called when they met. Well. Aren't you lucky enough to take advantage of the experience your wife has gained from dozens, maybe hundreds of men? Lucifer Jack opened up to Lucifer about this, and well, Lucifer will be Lucifer. Lucifer sees nothing wrong with their situation, of course. Instead, he sees this as a great opportunity. Your wife's been through sex? Surely this will help you! Jack doesn't see it that way. When you find out that the best thing that ever happened to you, started with a lie, it's like building a house on a floating sand. Sooner or later, everything falls apart. Jack All Jack thinks is how they started from lying. Do you recognize it? Apparently, this is parallel to Lucifer and Chloe's situation. Chloe's thinking just that right now. She questioned her relationship with Lucifer, knowing she was cosmo-orchestrated. Today Lucifer is still trying to figure that out. In Jack, Lucky Larry shows up on the doorstep with a knife in his back. They'il soon find out he's involved with William Kincanan, Prince of Sausages Willie. Of all the characters, Willie the Sausage Prince is the funniest. Willie is a pompous heir with a pompous look at himself. He loves rare objects and war, but he never did. Because of his asthma. After finding evidence in Larry's apartment, Jack and Lucifer went to Stompanato, where they found him dead, his heart was taken away. A sacred Egyptian symbol, the Eye of Horus, is painted on his face. To get details about this, they visit Melvin the Magnificent (Amenadiel). Melvin is very clearly readable. Hore's missing heart and eye, however, are indicative of anubis's fake ceremony, which he sells to his naïve clients. They seem to have hit a dead end in their investigation, and Lucifer shares this news with Lilith. In their conversation, they reveal how Lucifer acquired demons. Lilith: I gave you an army. Lucifer: An army I never asked for! And I didn't know I needed it at the time. But... without them, I would spend eternity alone, and for this I will be forever in your duty. Lilith sent all his children to hell. Although Lucifer didn't ask for it, he needed them. Otherwise, he'd spend an eternity in hell alone. So it turns out that Maze has a mother after all, although absent. Laughing at how mortals began hearing that her ring was giving immortality to the bearer, Lucifer came up with a plan to find the thief. They begin a rumor that the ring works only with Lilith's bracelet. They caught Willie going into the safe, but he's not the only one. after the ring. Both Gertie and Willie learned about the ring from Melvin the Magnificent. Gertie hired Lucky Larry to steal the ring, but instead sold it to The Scompanato at a higher price. The pimp killed Larry in revenge for stealing the girl's ring. That's when Willie killed Stompanato in a real version of Melvin's fake ceremony to make it work. Whew. All on myth. Gertie did all this to save her dying husband, and Lilith was actually swept away by it. Knowing there's an end. That's what makes the rest count. This connects them to each other. What makes them brave, even when they have no reason to be. Lilith finally, we learn the truth about the ring and the secret Michael spilled in front of the Labyrinth. Lilith decided she was immortal enough, transferred her immortality into her ring and gave it to Lucifer. He offered her the chance to say goodbye to her, but she turned him away, he didn't want to fix everything they learned in hell. Lilith: My children are perfect. They can't be banished because they don't have a home. They can't be abandoned because they don't have a family. Lucifer: They will never be evicted from the proverbial garden. Lilith: You can never tell them what I did today, Lucifer. Not if they're going to be incomprehensible. Now he's holding the ring as a reminder to an old friend. The story was sweet and filled a lot of empty seats. Lucifer kept his promise to Lilith. Trixie didn't promise anything like that, though. Turns out Trixie was sent from Labyrinth to get the story of her mother. No doubt Michael told her exactly what to ask. The labyrinth wasted no time in finding her mother and was not met with open arms. Lilith: What do you want from me? Maze: I wanted to come and see you. I wanted to know why you left us. Why did you leave me? Lilith: I did it to make you strong and work. Lilith was cold to her. The maze just wanted to know why she and the other demons were abandoned. Lilith said it was to make them strong, and she sent her away. That probably won't help with the abandonment issues Maze and Linda were talking about. Lilith's probably right. Who knows how demons with parents would grow up. Were they ruthless enough to perform their hellish duties? No one knows. Things are different for the Maze, though. She and Lucifer have been living among the people for years. If he was still living in hell, he might not think about it. The time of the Earth's Labyrinth changed her. Her relationships with people make her vulnerable in a way she never expected and for which she was not prepared. Is there another spiral that now knows the truth? To you, Fanatics! What do you think of this '40s noir thing? How do you think the Labyrinth will react? Sounds in the comments and tell us you're thinking! Beria Orange is a TV Fanatic writer. Follow her on Twitter. Comments Share TV programs rated TV-MA in the US by TV Parental Guidelines means content for adult audiences. Programmes with this assessment are usually not suitable for minors under the age of 17 (under 18 years of age in some cases). The content may contain strong coarse language, explicit (in some cases pornographic) strong sexual content, nudity or acute/graphic violence. It was originally called TV-M, which existed only between January and August 1997.

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