Lucifer (Fox) - Season Three Thread *spoilers*

The Love Boat did that too -- filmed various on boat scenes to spread out across multiple episodes.

There's some other show set in SF that I think might have actually been on SF streets.. But I don't remember what show it was. It looked realistically like a SF hilly street.

 

**CURRENT** show.

 

Pretty sure most of their filming was on studio sets at the Fox backlot.
Yes, on occasion they'd shoot on the actual Pacific Princess but since it was a working ship, they would have to work around the ship's schedule.

(And yes, that doesn't include the special cruises where they shot on an actual cruise to said exotic location.)

Not sure which current show you're talking about but be aware that when Monk moved production to Los Angeles, they didn't do a lot of location shooting in San Francisco.

Often, they'd shoot on location in Los Angeles and and use CGI to insert San Francisco backgrounds in post production.

 

??? People in real life are named Lucifer, so I don't see why the name would be an issue. And supposedly in 2017, Lucifer is a popular name for new borns.

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Yeah, why wouldn't a parent name their child with a name that means "Light-Bringer"?

 

If their last name is Morningstar, it’s practically required.

 

And sometimes they got really lazy. They once filmed on the subway platform at Union Station in Los Angeles and didn't bother covering up the "To North Hollywood" and "To Wilshire/Western" signs.

 

Lucifer:Off the Record

I think this IMHO has to be the best episode or one of the best episodes of the series. I was wondering/thinking was he in Hell from the beginning? Either we got a story from one of the inhabitants of hell to begin with or I think as soon as he found out that Lucifer was actually Lucifer that the powers that be might have just killed him and slipped him into hell without his known lol. Lucifer is the best part of Mondays for me lol.

 

For the first part of the episode I kept wondering if this was a lost episode from Season 1.

 

We had a wind storm Monday night and I didn't get to record the episode. I kinda peeked on Reddit to see what people were saying and saw so many comments about how great the episode was that I went to Fox's website and watched it there. It was so good that I almost didn't mind that I had to endure commercials.

 

I loved this episode as well. I'm a fan of Patrick Fabian anyhow. I was puzzled by how little we got of Maze when I thought it was an earlier episode that was just put in to fill space but then it all caught up and clicked.

 

She's on maternity leave (she was very pregnant when they started filming), so we aren't seeing much of her this season.

 

I just noticed that Lauren German, Chloe, was the mean girl from A Walk to Remember (2002). Other alumni have main roles in current broadcast shows, the lead, Mandy Moore is in This is Us and the mean guy, Clayne Crawford is in Lethal Weapon.

 

No I know that silly, but when she showed up and the feel of the episode as if it were a first season, I was then expecting more of her and couldn't figure out why she wasn't there until it caught up and clicked that we were in present day.

 

It was pretty obvious that the new police guy was involved but I didn't think he was going to be 'the guy'.

I usually hate the kids on these shows, but Trixie has really grown on me. She and Maze are great together, but she and Charlotte were pretty good, too "Are you and my Dad having sex?"

Maze's face looked different. I noticed her eyebrows weren't as dark as usual and the scar in them not as prominent, but I don't think that's all it was.

 

Maybe they can have Dean Cain guest.

I suspect that we'll learn more in upcoming episodes.