Hell's Angel

Episode aired Apr 6, 2016
TV-14TV-14
42m

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Lucifer tries to assert himself into heaven; Crowley tells Sam and Dean they must take down Lucifer.Lucifer tries to assert himself into heaven; Crowley tells Sam and Dean they must take down Lucifer.Lucifer tries to assert himself into heaven; Crowley tells Sam and Dean they must take down Lucifer.

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Trivia
This episode was a very strong episode for Misha Collins' improvisation. There's a scene in which Collins, playing Lucifer, sits on an angels lap when talking about God's love for mankind. This moment was improvised and some of the extras can be seen laughing in the background. Another moment which wasn't in the script was the phrase Collins said, which has now became an iconic Lucifer line, "He who hesitates, disintegrates."

Quotes
Angel 2: God cast you out of Heaven.
Lucifer: And who do you think spread that tabloid headline? It was Captain G, the Eternal One. And why? Because I didn't buy in to his obsessive, compulsive love for mankind.
Angel 1: Mankind is His creation.
Lucifer: Oh, come on! It's not like he invented the Prius, which actually works. I don't have to tell you people what a mess mankind is: the Salem Witch Trials, Third Reich, Twin Towers. Sure, every once in a while, he'll send down a plague to straighten them out, but it's nothing permanent. Humanity brought us Hiroshima and got a re-do. I merely questioned his priorities, and I got the boot.
Angel 2: He said you're evil.
Angel 1: Incarnate. E-Evil incarnate.
Lucifer: It's marketing. He's creating a need in the consumer's mind. Can't be a Super Savior if you don't have a Super Villain.

Connections
References Tales from the Crypt (1989)

Soundtracks
Supernatural End Credits Theme
(uncredited)
Written by Christopher Lennertz

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10/10

Awesome...WTH?

Um....I have absolutely attempted to CRUCIFY Buck-Leming here before (and not without good reason - see 'Dark Dynasty' *shudder*), but this....this....

It was an absolute gem of a story.

The jokes were on target. The plot made sense. The establishing shots and scenes were often breathtaking.The lore fit....

The cynical part of me, taking in the sampling of past Buck-Leming disasters, wants to ask if they really, really wrote this.

The rational thinking part says this: if you guys keep writing like this, there are going to be some harsh critics being forced to re-think their opinions.

Absolutely on-target, awesome episode.

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