3x26 Once Upon a Time

I thought the two extra episodes were supposed to wrap up the story, not create even more unfinished business. Seriously, what the hell...

I don't know what these others are on about, this is in no way a finale. It's an alternate timeline single episode, where you get fun, or at most some perspective, for us, the viewers, and in some cases at most a single character.
Unlike 3x25, this episode is fleshed out and well edited, it is fun and interesting. Don't get me wrong, the overal story as well as the focus on Ella in 3x25 was good, just somewhat poorly executed, I assume due to apparent reasons.

In any case, here to a slim chance of a proper s4.

I don't get it, Chloe finally knows after 3 seasons, but for 2 episodes we just act like nothing happened and there is no story there? I watched e24 again to be sure that it really happened and the beginning of 25 again to check if I missed something.. :/ really poor for such a great show.

People please realize that episode 25 and 26 where never meant to be in season 3 but in season 4 and since Fox cancelled Lucifer they were going to waist but Fox then decided to air them anyway as an olive branch towards the fans. They weren't supposed to be the next 2 episodes of season 4 but just episodes that would come in that season. And since it took over 1 month for Netflix to pick the show up the 2 episodes were aired on Fox. So if you're binge watching it doesn't make sense but if you're a true fan it did

Should’ve of left it at 24

Bonus episode or not, Neil Gaiman was the voice of God... and that in itself makes it worth it!

It took me a while to understand this episode but it's literally God experimenting on Lucifer and Chloe. Like how many times has this gone down? It's possible that God used this to rebuff Lucifer's notion that he's meddling - this is something outside of his control.

This episode was better suited for ending the series than the 24th. There were no cliffhangers, everyone was happy, Pierce wasn't there and Charlotte was alive again

I believe this episode is highly underrated and it is a shame! As a fan, it’s definitely entertaining to see the same characters places under different circumstances. I bet it feels even better for the cast to be challenged that way. I love when tv shows pull off this kind of shenanigans.

Lucifer : " We're not on camera now, are we? Where are they?" with his brilliant smiling face.

What the hell????? I liked more episode 24th end than this one. This episode's characters were too weak....what were they thinking???? Although, was nice to hear "dad's voice".

I ADORE this episode! Witty, cute and entertaining - plus all the nods towards the comics as well as Gaiman himself as the voice of God just makes my dorky little heart smile. :heart:

the fuck did I just watch?

Considering this was an unaired episode, it was actually quite nice. The change of set-up to a "what if" kind of scenario provided a narrative refreshing enough to make this one rise above the mediocrity than plagued most of the latest offerings from the third season.

weird but fun, feels like extra epsiod to me

Oh. My. God. I thought "who in the hell could they have play God " and, well... they went with the only possible choice! Absolute love for this show.

It'll be back in 2019 probably!

Disappointed, just that !!! It’s not a proper end for this fine series !!!

What a shitty episode, jezus..

what if episode, in this case what if Chloe's father would not have died, well ..... poor

Regardless of these 2 episodes being "lost and found" episodes that weren't never supposed to be aired I found this to be the more enjoyable one of the two. The acting still felt a bit stiff but it was far better then what was seen in the Boo episode.

What the hell????? I liked more episode 24th end than this one. This episode's characters were too weak....what were they thinking???? Although, was nice to hear "dad's voice".