Lucifer will have some competition this year.
How will Lucifer (Tom Ellis) feel about that?
Probably not great, to be honest, but Welling is loving it.
Below, theSmallvillealum dishes on why he choseLuciferto make his TV return.
(Read our interview with Welling about notreallysuiting up as Superman onSmallvillehere.)
and they said, Friday.
They have a good time, they get their work done, theyre professional, but theyre enjoying themselves.
I like the show, the shows fun.
It doesnt take itself too seriously, but they solve bit crimes and their issues and stuff like that.
At first, hes a disrupter.
Hes not God, for sure.
The description of your character intimated that Lucifer and Marcus had a lot in common.
I start out maybe one way, but hopefully I can bring some charm to him later on.
And Marcus is like, Yeah, okay, anyway, lets get the work done.
Its taking the air out of the room, I think would be the difference.
Where Lucifer brings it, he brings the energy to the room, my character sucks it out.
So hes a little more straight-laced then?I think so.
Hes looking for something different than what Lucifer is looking for.
Hes not necessarily doing bad things, to answer your question.
Hes not hurting people necessarily, but definitely if somebody gets in his way, hell take them out.
and I was like, Hes not just a dk.
So its a different energy.
Its television, so of course theres going to be that.
I mean, we all expect a little bit of that.
Its not that theyre gazing in each others eyes at the beginning.
The scene this morning was, Decker, where are we on the case?
And she says, Yeah, were doing this.
Im like, Oh, you dont have any suspects in custody yet?
Shes kind of like, What the fk, why is he such a dk?
Things may or may not heat up.
[Laughs] Youre not sure.
Their answer was awesome.
Can he be trusted?
Luciferreturns Monday at 8 p.m. Read our preview with the executive producershere.
