AVClub: Lucifer hasn’t had nearly as much fanfare as Sleepy Hollow did in its early days, but maybe that’s for the best, given recent developments on that particular front. But the two series both take absolutely ridiculous premises—biblical Lucifer solving crimes and literary Ichabod Crane solving crimes—and, at their best, make such ridiculous premises work in a way they really shouldn’t (with equally fascinating mythology to boot). While Sleepy Hollow has apparently gone in a direction where it’s no longer being taken seriously, Lucifer started off as a critical joke and has become a show that realizes its strengths and weaknesses in a way that makes its upcoming second season something to look forward to instead of mock. That is, unless you’re still not over the whole “biblical Lucifer solving crimes” thing.
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