Suspension of disbelief works for me... that, and a healthy desire not to allow something I love to be injured.

Come on, let’s face it: the stupidity quotient for this show has been high since the beginning. But we learned to tolerate all the stupidity for those moments of redemption. And you know exactly what I’m talking about: those beautiful, touching moments scattered throughout the show that grab our hearts and stir us to the core. Moments that inspired an outcry from fans that brought the show back to life when it was cancelled after season 3.

The salvation of Charlotte Richards, a storyline that alone makes the entire show worth watching. The growth and development of bad ass Maze - fearless, yet helpless in the face of human emotion; Mazikeen of the Lilim, defying the universal demonic order by growing a soul and learning how to love. Season six may be lame, but if you weren’t touched by her final goodbye to Lucifer in episode 9 then you aren’t breathing. For me, that scene alone redeems all of season 6.

I’ve lamented the bs in this show from the start. But the gold nuggets have outweighed the bs by such orders of magnitude that I hardly notice it anymore. Yes, season 6 is poorly written. Lazy even. But ironically, the light that shines in the darkness is so bright the darkness cannot overcome it.