Lucifer 505 + 506 “Detective Amenadiel” & “Blue Ballz”

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

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“Detective Amenadiel” and “Blue Ballz” are the only two episodes in this whole experiment that the sisters watched while in the same room, and they contain some of their most beloved and most reviled of the whole series.

In their meanderings, the Guy girls think about the metaphor of reflection as used both visually and rhetorically in “Detective Amenadiel.” They ruminate on the badassery of Maze bounty hunting the object of Linda’s angst and thereby come up with the premise for a new book series featuring Emily’s best friend Erika as a bounty-hunting priest. Tracie is also deeply bothered by the reverse engineering of the storytelling required to get Lucifer’s phone into Michael’s hands.

The sisters try to find universe-complilant justificaiton for how some people see proof of divinity and are driven to distraction by it while the villain in one of these episodes is repulsed. At the same time, Emily loses her ability to word when thinking about the sexiness of the final five minutes of “Bule Ballz” and also the inadequacy of Jed’s nose (it’s simply too small).
Originally published as a YouTube show with different theme music.

Our theme song is "Feral Angel Waltz" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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2. Cosmological Analysis of Detective Amenadiel (00:00:04)

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4. Sibling Dynamics and Wardrobe Changes (00:15:25)

5. Characters and Relationships Analysis (00:29:19)

6. Fluffy Conversational Banter (00:34:42)

7. Surprising Voices in Hell (00:40:09)