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}}"'''Somebody's Been Reading Dante's Inferno'''" is the second episode of the [[Season 4|fourth season]] of {{Lucifer}}.<ref>https://twitter.com/LUCIFERwriters/status/1030573717703647232/</ref>
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}}"'''Somebody's Been Reading Dante's Inferno'''" is the second episode of the [[Season 4|fourth season]] of {{Lucifer}}.<ref>https://twitter.com/LUCIFERwriters/status/1030573717703647232/</ref>
   
 
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During Chloe's sabbatical, she meets Father Kinley who serves a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Association_of_Exorcists division of the Church] who knows about Lucifer. In the present, a reality show contestant, Melinda Hagey, is found dead. After questioning other contestants, Chloe questions Lucifer only to learn he isn't like his depictions and he hated ruling Hell. Ella's lab work reveals Melinda ate food from the staff, and Maury reveals he taped Melinda with another contestant, Kylie, in the bathroom making out. A bereft Kylie admits to Melinda's death, over mistaking her talks with Maury as an affair. Later on, Chloe meets Lucifer for dinner, and he explain his vulnerability in her proximity. After a phone call from Ella, Chloe deduces the real killer was the cameraman, who killed Melinda for reneging on their deal to split the prize money. Meanwhile, Amenadiel tries to interact with humanity, but finds it challenging, while Maze knows that since Chloe learned the truth, she's afraid Maze could hurt Trixie. After Linda faints, her lab tests prove Amenadiel got her pregnant. Chloe meets Kinley, and dissolves their agreement to return Lucifer to Hell. Kinley responds by going to Lucifer about news he doesn't know about Chloe.
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* [[Lesley-Ann Brandt]] as [[Mazikeen]]
 
* [[Lesley-Ann Brandt]] as [[Mazikeen]]
 
* [[Aimee Garcia]] as [[Ella Lopez]]
 
* [[Aimee Garcia]] as [[Ella Lopez]]
* [[Scarlett Estevez]] as [[Trixie Espinoza]]
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* [[Rachael Harris]] as [[Linda Martin]]
 
* [[Rachael Harris]] as [[Linda Martin]]
 
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=== Guest Starring ===
 
=== Guest Starring ===
 
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* Graham McTavish as [[William Kinley|Father Kinley]]
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* Graham McTavish as Father [[William Kinley]]
 
* Lyndon Smith as Kylie the Rocker
 
* Lyndon Smith as Kylie the Rocker
 
* Cameron Gharaee as Tiko
 
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* Danny Zuhlke as Ira the Beardly Hipster
 
* Danny Zuhlke as Ira the Beardly Hipster
 
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==Trivia==
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*''Lucifer'' showrunner and writer of this episode Ildy Modrovich cameos as a lady writing in the cafe whom Amenadiel bothers.
   
 
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Lucifer Somebody's Been Reading Dante's Inferno Promotional 5.jpg|[[Ildy Modrovich]]'s cameo.
 
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== Videos ==
 
 
==Trivia==
 
*Chloe learns her presence makes Lucifer vulnerable and ditches Father Kinly.
 
*Lucifer states Dante's Inferno is innaccurate.
 
   
 
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== References ==
 
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[[Category:Season 4 episodes]]
 
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Revision as of 17:46, 15 March 2020

"Somebody's Been Reading Dante's Inferno" is the second episode of the fourth season of Lucifer.[1]

Summary

Chloe and Lucifer look into a murder on the set of a reality show. Father Kinley presses forward with a plan. Amenadiel reconsiders his idea of home.

Plot

During Chloe's sabbatical, she meets Father Kinley who serves a division of the Church who knows about Lucifer. In the present, a reality show contestant, Melinda Hagey, is found dead. After questioning other contestants, Chloe questions Lucifer only to learn he isn't like his depictions and he hated ruling Hell. Ella's lab work reveals Melinda ate food from the staff, and Maury reveals he taped Melinda with another contestant, Kylie, in the bathroom making out. A bereft Kylie admits to Melinda's death, over mistaking her talks with Maury as an affair. Later on, Chloe meets Lucifer for dinner, and he explain his vulnerability in her proximity. After a phone call from Ella, Chloe deduces the real killer was the cameraman, who killed Melinda for reneging on their deal to split the prize money. Meanwhile, Amenadiel tries to interact with humanity, but finds it challenging, while Maze knows that since Chloe learned the truth, she's afraid Maze could hurt Trixie. After Linda faints, her lab tests prove Amenadiel got her pregnant. Chloe meets Kinley, and dissolves their agreement to return Lucifer to Hell. Kinley responds by going to Lucifer about news he doesn't know about Chloe.

Cast

Starring

Guest Starring

  • Graham McTavish as Father William Kinley
  • Lyndon Smith as Kylie the Rocker
  • Cameron Gharaee as Tiko
  • Dave Davis as


Co-Starring

  • Toneey Acevedo as Old Man
  • Clint Culp as Joe the Farmer
  • Shannon Dee as Jasmine the Model
  • Lauren Gaw as Melinda
  • Annabelle King as Irene the Ex-Marine
  • Roderick Lamar McCarthy as Greyson the Lawyer
  • Zach Scheerer as Judd
  • Madylin Sweeten as Talkative Young Lass
  • Danny Zuhlke as Ira the Beardly Hipster

Trivia

  • Lucifer showrunner and writer of this episode Ildy Modrovich cameos as a lady writing in the cafe whom Amenadiel bothers.

Gallery

Links

Season 4

References