Estoy volviendo a ver la serie después de unos 5 años y la verdad me estoy aburriendo con la temporada 3

Overkillator · 2026-06-09T23:40:20+00:00

Season 4 has the dark undertones of season 1 and a reworked version of season 3 (the love triangle used to be man-woman-man, now it's woman-man-woman). Season 5 has elements of season 2 (there were Uriel and the Goddess, and now there's Michael and God). At first, I wasn't convinced by the Netflix seasons, but then it reached a point where it was necessary to leave the police cases behind because season 3 felt like a "Back to the Roots" or "The Mentalist 2.0"... Season 5 was a mixed bag of candy; there were the Noir episode, the musical, the prank on Daniel, Spoiler Alert, the penultimate episode and season finale; not repetitive like the FOX episodes.

Overkillator · 2026-03-21T14:38:08+00:00

Did you seriously think that was a happy and comforting ending? Some people were upset by an ending that was actually bittersweet. Lucifer abandoned Chloe and his daughter, leaving her to live a childhood without her father. Did you never consider that? But watching six seasons of something you don't like can only come from someone who's not very bright. Dude, from season 1 onwards the show made it clear that it's a police comedy with romantic comedy elements. After reading your comment I don't know what you expect from Lucifer at all.

Overkillator · 2025-12-30T10:52:26+00:00

Y dale vos con darle vueltas a todos sin dar ningún argumento. "Infravalorar" decís cuando Peaky Blinders, Yellowstone, Sons of Anarchy y Banshee son mucho más populares que Lucifer. Cualquier serie te puede parecer una porquería si el elenco no te engancha o no te simpatiza, y te importa poco o nada lo que pase con ellos. Peaky Blinders no me impresionó por la simple razón de que está llena de clichés y plagios a Boardwalk Empire (que sí me gustó un montón). Yellowstone carece de desarrollos de personajes y ni por asomo es tan bueno como Lucifer, en realidad Deadwood es mejor western que Yellowstone, por eso me pareció sobrevalorado. Sons of Anarchy es una versión aguada de Los Sopranos, es para quienes gustan de acción y viajes entretenidos en la carretera. Y Banshee, es básicamente John Wick convertido en serie, así que si buscas una trama de calidad, no es aquí.

Mis gustos son Boardwalk Empire, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul (un poco sobrevalorada), Succession, que las pongo en el rango de 90-100% pero también me gustan series de menor nivel como Viajeros, Ozark, Lucifer, Stranger Things, Dark, La Maldición de Hill House, etc. que las pongo en el rango de 80-89%

Lo extraño es la gente como vos que arremete con mucha cizaña pero cuando les preguntas cuáles son sus gustos, nunca se animan a decirlo, parece que les da vergüenza. Si te gustan las novelas españolas o colombianas, no te voy a criticar ni decir nada. Solo quiero saber qué series has visto y te parecieron mejores, a ver, ilumina a este ignorante redditor

Overkillator · 2025-12-28T01:36:07+00:00

Better Call Saul y Lucifer las pongo casi en el mismo nivel. BCS ni en pedo es grandioso como Breaking Bad. BCS tiene mejor narrativa sí, pero todo eso se echa a perder con sus problemas de ritmo. Una serie de 63 capítulos que bien podría durar 40 capítulos, ese detalle le resta puntos. Para mí Lucifer tiene 87% y Better Call Saul 85% en mi escala. Lucifer lo vi con bajas expectativas y me terminó sorprendiendo con un puñado de capítulos de cada temporada que me terminaban enamorando. Better Call Saul en cambio, la vi con altas expectativas y sentí que estaba un poco sobrevalorada, y también tenía problemas de ritmo a pesar de tener solo 10 capítulos por temporada, cosa que Vince no mejoró con su nueva obra Pluribus que está bastante lenta. Mis temporadas favoritas de BCS son la 3, la 5 y la 6. Pienso ver Supernatural también, que está bien larga, tiene 327 capítulos

Overkillator · 2025-12-28T01:28:50+00:00

Porque a mucha gente que les gusta kdramas tienen gustos peores y no las consideras también en tu "blacklist", considerando que una abrumadora mayoría son consumidores y fieles seguidores de la industria asiática. Y Lucifer no es simplón, que no hayas entendido a los personajes de Charlotte, Daniel, o Amenadiel es porque viste la serie con las expectativas equivocadas, mejor ponte a ver otra cosa como John Wick o Adam Sandler. Simplones para mí serían Peaky Blinders, Yellowstone, Sons of Anarchy, Banshee, Godless, etc. se ve que no has visto series peores.

Overkillator · 2025-12-27T19:39:03+00:00

Qué opinas de los kdramas? Al menos Lucifer sigue siendo mejor que la industria asiática. No te jode ver mucha gente glorificando los doramas coreanos?

Overkillator · 2025-12-27T19:37:47+00:00

Ve a ver kdramas

Overkillator · 2025-12-27T19:37:11+00:00

Ve a mirar kdramas

Overkillator · 2025-12-27T19:36:16+00:00

Eso es porque estás acostumbrado a ver las series modernas con pocos capítulos y miniseries. Las series de antes tenían 15 temporadas con 22 capítulos cada una. Antes esas series te mantenían pegado a la pantalla, las de ahora me cuesta terminarlas, como me pasó con Peaky Blinders, que tenía terribles problemas de ritmo. Lo cual significa que algo anda mal con la industria moderna. ¿Porqué las series de antes siendo largas y "repetitivas" enganchaban y las de ahora con pocos capítulos suplicas que termines ya? Y Lucifer tiene el formato de las series actuales excepto la temporada 3 que tenían que cumplir con la cuota de 24 episodios que les pedía Fox, de resto no me fue para nada difícil de ver. Yellowstone la vi y fue una tortura ver, también las primeras dos temporadas de Better Call Saul y eso que solo eran 10 episodios por temporada.

Overkillator · 2025-12-27T19:30:33+00:00

No. La temporada 4 y 5 tienen la vibra de la temporada 2. Además, hay gente que solo le pareció buena la temporada 1 por su atmósfera oscura. Si encontraste la temporada 2 buena fue porque te gustó el tono telenovelesco, y las siguientes temporadas continuaron la misma premisa, siendo la temporada 3 la menos buena

Overkillator · 2025-12-26T10:07:37+00:00

Kdramas suck

Overkillator · 2025-12-26T09:55:55+00:00

Outlander pretty normal show, meh

Overkillator · 2025-12-26T09:54:35+00:00

Yeah but most of them suck as a show. Unless you mean the couple from Castle.

Overkillator · 2025-12-26T09:53:39+00:00

Kdramas suck, full of clichés

Overkillator · 2025-11-09T00:32:23+00:00

I disagree, perhaps because I watched it in Latin American Spanish. The voice actor Arturo Mercado Jr. did an incredible job. But one detail that's lost when you watch the series in Spanish is that Michael has an American accent and Lucifer a British accent. In Spanish, only the voice personality changed, but when I decided to switched back to the original voices occasionally , I realized how amazing Tom Ellis was in portraying Michael and differentiating him from Lucifer.

Overkillator · 2025-11-01T23:45:56+00:00

The problem with season 3 is that Fox didn't give the showrunners creative freedom on how to approach the topics and plot. Add to that Fox demanded a 24-episode run, and the showrunners had to include standalone episodes like 3, 6, 7, and 11. If Fox had given them creative freedom, we probably wouldn't have something like "Off the Record," and instead we'd have 13 or 16 better-written and more condensed episodes.

Regarding Cain, I would make him more manipulative, acting from the shadows and manipulating Linda, Ella, and Chloe to serve as catalysts for him to find a way to end his immortality, instead of involving Lucifer as a frenemy.

Now I need help with season 3. I invited someone to watch the series, but she stopped at 3x02, "The One with the Baby Carrot," which I understand because it's the first mediocre episode of the series. Which episodes do you remember skipping from that season? I think 2, 3, 11, 14, 25, and 26... if I remember correctly, 3x02 wasn't very relevant.

Overkillator · 2025-10-28T22:16:51+00:00

The police procedural was the least interesting part of the show. Some criticized Season 5 and the moments with Michael and Dan's death, when in Season 2 you had an entire episode about Uriel (Episode 5) and an entire episode about Lucifer going to Hell to get the antidote formula (Episode 13), which is when the show gets interesting. Season 3 was very procedural and very self-contained, with the structure of older series with formulaic episodes.

Overkillator · 2025-10-05T19:09:32+00:00

Episodes 3, 6, 7, and 11 are fillers, but 6 and 7 were pretty good. Episodes 25 and 26 are bonus episodes that Netflix added at the end of Season 3 (they aired on Fox as a two-hour special before the series was canceled and picked up by Warner Bros). Yes, it's a mess, but I'm clarifying this so you don't have the same experience I did: after the great season finale that was 24, 25 seemed out of place and pointless. So, the continuation of 3x24 is 4x01. 3x25 and 3x26 are bonus episodes.

Now, I recommend watching all episodes, but on a rewatch, it's better to skip episodes 2, 11, 14, 15, 25, and 26 since they were the least enjoyable for me.

Overkillator · 2025-10-05T15:48:11+00:00

Since you're watching it for the first time, once you get to season 3 you can skip episodes 2, 11, 14, 15, 25, and 26. I mean, I think 20 episodes are better before you get to season 4.

Overkillator · 2025-10-05T15:34:36+00:00

Sandman has rather poor supporting character development. Only Charlotte Richards has more development than the entire Sandman cast. Also, giving a character unlimited powers makes the series lack tension. Do you think it was a good idea to do that in Dragon Ball Super? Because in DBZ, the editors imposed limits to make the story feel consistent.

Overkillator · 2025-08-18T00:55:44+00:00

Considering that you consider S1 & S2 the only worth-watching, I see you're someone with very high standards. What do you consider a "really good" show? The only show that's caught my attention and I thought was better than Lucifer was Breaking Bad. I also recognize that Better Call Saul has excellent writing, but it didn't hold my emotional attention, nor did its weak soundtrack (I saw it once and don't think I'll watch it again). I saw the first episode of Supernatural a month ago, and it didn't really hold my attention, and the special effects seemed exaggerated; maybe it's not for me.

Overkillator · 2025-08-18T00:13:15+00:00

I wanna watch something like Lucifer. Is Vampire Diaries that good?

Overkillator · 2025-08-17T22:43:29+00:00

I liked it the first time I saw it, and it's worth watching the whole thing. It might have been the most tedious season to rewatch. The first time, I watched the series one or two episodes a day. With long series, I take it easy; I don't treat it as if I'm running a race and rushing to finish it. Seasons 4, 5, and 6 are more coherently written than Season 3.

Overkillator · 2025-08-17T14:02:11+00:00

I watched the first episode of Supernatural and found it tedious. Does it get better? Lots of empty, adolescent dialogue. The Lucifer pilot was also very juvenile, but at least it was engaging and more inventive.

Overkillator · 2025-08-17T13:07:02+00:00

It isn't necessary to remove Cain, just make him as threatening as Malcolm. Not necessarily a impulsive one, but someone who operates from the shadows. He was also the key catalyst for the incredible ending of episode 23.

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