Lucifer 321 + 322 "Anything Pierce Can Do I Can Do Better" & "All Hands on Decker"

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When you aren’t binging, “Anything Pierce Can Do I Can Do Better” & “All Hands On Decker,” are painful episodes to watch. Lucifer’s obliviousness is torture to Chloe Decker, who simply wants to be seen and loved.

Tracie gets her Toms mixed up, Emily cannot abide the notion of a 20-min delay in Los Angeles, and the incongruous hair texture of actor and character are once again noticed. We think about #MeToo vis a vis the male water polo team who show up at Chloe’s bachelorette party and agree that undergraduates are basically toddlers.

As always, the sisters spend some time appreciating the beauty of Tom Ellis, especially as he portrays devastated Lucifer, and as always, they find ridiculousness to make one another laugh (the Pierce/Chloe Decker ship will forever be known as Pecker). There’s also no small amount of brain space devoted to the exploration of what mortality provides humanity and why art so often imagines immortals losing it when faced with the truth of death.

Mentioned in this episode:

Scythe series by Neal Schusterman
The Good Place
Memento Mori

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Chapters

1. Lucifer 321 + 322 (00:00:00)

2. Analyzing Lucifer Episodes 321 and 322 (00:00:04)

3. Analyzing Character Development in Lucifer (00:07:46)

4. Exploring Mortality and Characters in Lucifer (00:19:42)

5. Analyzing Gender and Relationship Dynamics (00:30:43)

6. Costumes and Characterization in Lucifer (00:35:59)

7. Sex Work Is Work. That's It (00:43:38)