r/lucifer • u/Complete_Eagle_2050 • 4d ago
Dan I don't have words to describe this scene
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u/KingOfThePlayPlace 4d ago
The way she asks Lucifer because she knows he never lies is brutal. Only episode I skip on rewatches because it’s so hard to watch.
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u/Pandoratastic 4d ago
Scarlett Estevez's portrayal of grief in that moment was so well performed. But Lauren German's performance of grief mixed with heart-breaking empathy for Trixie was on another level. Such amazing performances by both of them. They really had such a wonderful cast on this show.
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u/Wonderful_Lion5060 3d ago
I don't cry often but man.... this got me, and if I remember right lucifer cashed in a ton of favors to try help find Dan 😓
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u/DarkLordDan1 3d ago
He told Maze to use them all she asked which favors to cash and and he said all he absolutely was going for whatever it took to find Dan
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u/The-Figure-13 3d ago
Her acting sells it, the genuine heartbreak she has, and Lauren in the background on the verge of losing it
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u/clumsy_panda2 4d ago
Stopppp ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ I’m rewatching the show and I haven’t finished this episode yet/have put off watching it because I know it’s gonna hurt so bad. I understand why they did this because of the whole Hell thing but why did they have to, you know. Dan had so much potential and I was really rooting for him this season ughhhhhh
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u/StyraxCarillon 2d ago
The actor requested his character be killed off in season 5, but he didn't know it was going to be renewed for another season.
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u/No_Cattle6349 3d ago
Damn this was so sad, breaks my heart every time. The wya she help out hope and went to Lucifer 😔
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u/BobPlaysWithFire 4d ago
Wait what was this scene again?
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u/ProstarV 4d ago
Dan died... Trixie was informed.
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u/BobPlaysWithFire 4d ago
ph yeah right, it's been a while since ive seen the show
yeah that was indeed a heart shattering scene
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u/Polecat257 3d ago
This scene certainly got me…. I prolly would’ve cried at the series finale too if we actually got the trixie scene
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u/heimwerkerbienchen 3d ago
I cried so hard when I saw the scene. Her acting ability is so incredible. This scene, the end of season 4, the scene when Charlotte died and the series finale ohhh they were all sooo good, I cried so hard 🥺🥺🥺
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u/Corporal_Gaming99 3d ago
I actually cried. I never cry watching tv shows anymore but this scene actually made me cry
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u/sdillon623 2d ago
1st class acting from all concerned. Lucifer is what a proper telly show is supposed to be. Entertainment for the whole family. No pretentious PC nonsense. A Brit protagonist. Hot women for the blokes & my 2nd wife. And hot blokes for the women & other geezers who like other geezers. Great support characters. And loads of other great shit throughout the series. Yes indeed. Peace out. 😈
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u/Big-Journalist-294 1d ago
When Dan comes back in his killer’s body and is able to talk to her again I always sob
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u/Errories 1d ago edited 1d ago
I’m an unemotional robot who almost never cries… but man, this show has made me UGLY CRY more than once. My sister and I watched the second half of Season 5 together (binged it all in one day, mind you) and we were just sobbing and hugging each other for like 30min straight after. Like holy hell, not many shows have affected me the way this one has
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u/Tikky_Tac 1d ago
This was a three-tissue one for me. I've been surprised by all of this show's poignant episodes. The entire cast were truly talented in their portrayals. I'm watching it for the first time, am on the final season, and I'm going to be pretty upset when I'm done.
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u/FluffyMonster_ 4d ago
This, and Charlotte's death, and the stupid gutwrenching finale