Lucifer 319 + 320 "Orange Is the New Maze" & "The Angel of San Bernardino"

Lightbringers: Illuminating the Deeper Meaning of the Crime-solving Devil TV Show

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“Orange is the New Maze” and the “Angel of San Bernadino” provide some interesting character development for Maze and some reminders that Lucifer is, in fact, the devil. Emily explores the ADHD-esque behavior of both Lucifer and Maze (hyper-fixation, missing social cues, etc) while Tracie appreciates Lauren German’s acting (for once). In true Guy Girl form, the sisters crack one another up talking about Pierce’s TERRIBLE pick-up lines and speculate on whether Chloe and Pierce are never-nudes.

On a more serious note, Tracie and Emily question the effect of having two immortal beings fall in love with Chloe Decker. Does that make her more special, or less special because she is quite simply a trophy and not a person? We also unpack the rare use of split screen and the tendency of Maze and Lucifer to literally and psychologically pummel one another. But lest you worry we’re too serious, you should know there’s also considerable time spent discussing the realistic response to having one’s sandwich rudely snatched.

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Chapters

1. Lucifer 319 + 320 (00:00:00)

2. Analyzing the Depth of Lucifer's Characters (00:00:04)

3. Character Dynamics in 'Orange Is the New Maze (00:08:09)

4. Emotional Moments and Character Inconsistencies (00:21:41)

5. Inconsistencies, Wings, and Character Analysis (00:25:29)

6. Discussion About Themes in Lucifer (00:29:23)

7. Theme Song and Affiliations Mentioned (00:40:51)