delicious easter eggs and hilarious details the crew snuck in for all us Lucifans!

"So many easter eggs from our previous adventures."

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers, I'm Jan and in this video I'm revealing the top 50 heavenly

details you missed in Part 2 of Lucifer Season 5!

Spoilers ahead, of course, so take care.

Lucifer proves he's a devil of his word at the start of episode 9.

See this guy dancing at Lux as Luci plays "Footloose" on the piano?

Well, he's the security guard that Luci made a devilish deal with in the midseason finale:

"I want to be a dancer."

"Well, you're in luck, Baryshnikov.

I'll hire you and make your Footloose dreams come true.

What do you say?

Deal?"

Given Dan's previous relationship with the Goddess, meeting her husband was always going

to be super-awkward.

So, I bet he was glad to see Lucifer distract God with some snacks:

"Dad, why don't I show you the vending machines?

Have you tried Cool Ranch Puffs?"

And as we know from Season 1, those particular snacks are Luci's favourites:

"Cool ranch puff?

It's funny, isn't it?

You'd think the king of hellfire would be more of a flaming hot guy, but..."

I love the symmetry of these shots of Lucifer and God when they end up in a therapy session

at Dr Linda's as it shows that father and son have more in common than they might think,

pointing to how Lucifer will become God in the season finale.

And if you look carefully, you can see a parenting book called How To Raise Successful People

on Linda's desk, which she's doubtless reading for her son Charlie,

but it also feels fitting for the high-powered people currently occupying her couch.

The musical episode is an absolute blast, with lively performances, Busby Berkeley-style

choreography, a cameo from singer-songwriter Debbie Gibson;

and yes, even God starts bopping along.

On top of that, we also get plenty of signs of what's to come by the end of the season:

Dan's concerns over having slept with God's wife,

"Which means I'm definitely going to Hell" and the song he sings foreshadow Amenadiel's

discovery that his friend isn't in Heaven.

Lucifer shutting down a flame with his hand and his clothes burning up while he remains

unscathed, "You okay?"

"Yes.

Of course I am."

foreshadow his flaming fate in Heaven and signal that ultimately he'll emerge unharmed.

And then there are the literal signs we see Chloe and Lucifer standing by at the school

as she tells him she has faith in him and that she's sure he'll work things out with

his dad.

'Flying to the top in just one day' and 'Another victory on its way', say the signs, pointing

to Chloe and Luci's heavenly ascent in the finale and Team Lucifer's triumph over his

villainous twin.

At the gym of self-styled "fitness guru to the stars", Kristoff, there's a bunch of posters

of well-known clients he's worked with, all of whom have been part of Chloe and Luci's

cases at some point.

There's the cast of ¡Lieutenant Diablo!, the network TV show that's an hilariously

OTT version of Lucifer.

And there's Holla Bae, a murdered DJ whose body was taken over by a demon in the season

4 finale.

Then there's the Blazing Banshees, a roller derby team involved in a murder-kidnap case,

and their rivals the Derby Divas.

The Bobby Lowe Show features a comedian who stole jokes from another comic that ended

up being murdered before he could reveal the truth.

Axara is the pop sensation whose life was threatened in the episode Let Pinhead Sing!

As for Top Meet, that's an exclusive celebrity dating app whose designer was murdered.

And apparently, Kristoff has featured on "The Cabin", a hit reality TV programme Ella loves

where a contestant was killed in Season 4.

Given so many of the clients in the posters are now dead, it certainly brings new meaning

to the sign "Bodies by Kristoff".

When Lucifer and Chloe go to interview a murder suspect who owns an adventure park, he gets

the wrong end of the stick and tries to flee the scene in one of his go-karts:

"Thought you were arresting me for the ZX3!

It's an illegal..." "...chemical used in street racing.

Surprisingly useful in other ways.

We're familiar."

This is a throwback to Season 2 where Luci went to hell and back to get the formula for

the antidote to save Chloe after she was poisoned.

And ZX3 was the final ingredient needed to create that antidote.

"A chemical called ZX3.

Super rare, super illegal."

In a somewhat ironic twist, the same chemical that was used to save a life back then winds

up ending one this season.

"We found traces of ZX3 in the fuel that burned down the Kingdom."

Most crucially though, the fact this super-rare chemical crops up again at the start of Season

5B foreshadows how Chloe will need saving from death once more in the season finale.

In an effort to work on his relationship with his father, Lucifer takes him to the precinct,

but God's reaction when he discovers Luci doesn't have a throne, office, or even a desk

is priceless, and Dennis Haysbert delivers the line perfectly:

"He has a desk.

Maybe if you work hard enough, you might one day rise to this man's level."

This comment must really sting as Lucifer's not only being compared unfavourably to Detective

Douche, but it'll probably also remind him of how Chloe turned him down in Season 2 when

he requested a desk next to hers.

"I should get my own desk."

"Not happening."

"Right next to yours would probably be best."

"Definitely not happening."

Of course, their relationship was at a very different stage to that by Season 5A and Lucifer

was happy to see Chloe make herself at home at his desk in Lux:

"This desk has never looked so good."

When Team Lucifer try stalling their face-off with Michael to give Maze time to arrive,

they break into song to pretend that God's back.

But this isn't the first time that MC Hammer's U Can't Touch has cropped up on the show.

In Season 4, during their investigation into the death of a realtor, Ella also broke out

the 90s track.

"Stop!

Hammer time!"

In the midst of his insane adventures in episode 12, Dan tells Ella he needs some advice to

get inside the criminal mind: "I actually do know how to fake the perfect

murder.

Because...

I've been working on it for my novel.

So, it's about a forensic scientist who talks to ghosts."

Ella first mentioned that book in Season 3 "I'm actually writing my own book about a

forensic scientist who talks to ghosts." and it's based on her own friendship since

she was a child with a ghost named Rae-Rae.

Continuing the ghostly theme, in another episode, Ella wears a T-shirt with the pun Holy Sheet

on it that features a ghost wearing a halo, which is perfect because that ghost Ella believes

she met as a kid is actually a holy being: Lucifer's sister, Azrael!

In episode 11, as a doctor gets ready to perform her latest surgery, she says:

It's a beautiful day to operate.

Which is a play on the line "It's a beautiful day to save lives" from the long-running medical

drama Grey's Anatomy.

When Lucifer arrives at an aquarium where a body's been dumped in the shark tank, the

first thing he says is: "Sharks, one of Earth's most misunderstood

creatures.

Definitely correcting that when I'm God."

Which is a throw-back to Season 3 where he decided there were better ways to spend his

time than trying to kill Pierce, aka Cain: "There are far better ways to spend my time."

"Oh?"

"Take a nude painting class.

Buy that pet shark I've always wanted."

The number on the ticket Luci gets when he leaves his car with a valet is 666, the number

of the beast in the Book of Revelation and widely associated with the Antichrist or devil.

This isn't the first time that number's appeared, for example, it was also tattooed on Lucifer's

torso.

And when Luci appeared during an Arrowverse crossover event, we learnt that he lives on

Earth-666.

When God pops up at a crime scene and tells Chloe he's made himself human, Lucifer makes

a joke of it: "Oh, he does inexplicable things from time

to time.

Marsupials, pomegranates, the gall bladder."

As throwaway as that gag is, the mention of pomegranates caught my attention as they've

appeared on the show before, with several paintings of them in the law office of Charlotte

the Goddess.

Which is fitting as some scholars believe that pomegranates, not apples, were the fruit

that tempted Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.

When Chloe asks a medium where she was during a murder, she replies:

"Giving a reading... to a programming exec...

at Fox."

"Oh, good luck with that."

Lucifer's comment is a hilarious burn on the show's previous home Fox which cancelled the

series after its third season, following which an online campaign by Lucifans saw it picked

up by Netflix.

As Amenadiel excitedly reveals he wants to join the police and would love to work with

Dan one day, his friend's response isn't anywhere near as supportive as he'd hoped:

"Yeah, an angel and a detective solving crimes, makes total sense."

Of course, we love meta-moments like this one in the series, which basically sums up

the premise of the show, and is a spin on Luci's song:

"Crime-solving Devil.

It makes sense.

Don't over think it."

During Lucifer's mission to find out which of his siblings will help him rather than

Michael become God, he says to his brother Jophiel:

"I'm assuming you're Team Lucifer" Which is a call-back to the Season 1 episode

#TeamLucifer where corrupt cop Malcolm told Amenadiel he wasn't going to help him kill

Luci anymore: "Unless you got a better offer...

#TeamLucifer."

Also, I love the writers' sense of humour in making Jophiel a huge himbo as, according

to Wikipedia, not only does his name mean "divine beauty" but he's also supposed to