βi thought we were over itβ john said referring to the sad stuff, LOL, this season is by far the most emotional as a whole. youβre not over it until the shows overπ great reaction as a always guys
Parker Kelly
2022-09-16 17:39:03 +0000 UTC
Thanks for another great reaction. I love that moment at the end of the video when you both seemed stunned into silence for a few moments! Join the club! She called Chloe -Mom! It is crazy but a new story begins, and I loved it. There was a lot in this episode that made me laugh. I know you have watched all the other episodes now and I can't wait for your ideas and impressions of how the story moves on and ends. Intriguing, eh? I want to see them all now but also really don't want the fun to end. I shall really miss your ideas, analysis and comments on what has been my favourite Show.
Celia Fox
2022-09-13 19:51:45 +0000 UTC
With last episode ending with the βIβm your daughter!β, and this one with βHi Mom!β, now you know why I asked about posting at least a few reactions in between Tuesdays! Of course you had to binge watch the rest of the season and I canβt wait to see how you felt when you watched the stories unfold.
I was disappointed in Linda for writing a book without any discussion before starting. It is treated so casually by everyone in the program though a book based on conversations with a patient is as unethical as some of her other actions-even if it would be seen as a fictional work. The fact that Lucifer wouldnβt care doesnβt matter. I do like how it is used later.
I also want to say that of course Chloe was anxious about Lucifer fathering a daughter with a human woman. It is not about having a child, but the fact there would be something special or different between Lucifer and the mother for it to happen at all. In this universe we are told again and again βAngels and mortal humans canβt procreateβ. Unless of course, the Angel is self-actualizing humanity at the time, (or the human is holding something to make her divine?)