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For every DC Comics enthusiast & Tom Ellis' bug, you won't be disappointed. Imagine Lucifer Morningstar quitting hell due to boredom and job routine to become a hip club owner in LA. This fallen angel is charismatic, charming, witty, sexy and gorgeous. When one of his protégé pop star is murdered outside his club just in front of him, Lucifer's new love, luxury and bubble recycled life will hit a bumpy road. At this moment, a new feeling/urge awaken in him. He will partner up with homicide detective Chloe Decker who teases his curiosity. Why would you ask? I am not sure if it's because he can't figure out and read detective Chloe or because he found in her a new hobby to get him away from his routine... or even maybe Mr Morningstar is becoming more caring and human. Meanwhile, he's being pressured to go back to run Hell. Will he turn into a sweet caring gentleman? Or will all this just be like a mid-life crisis and will he return to be King of Hell? Who knows!? Well the writers do but we don't... or do we?

Being a Hellblazer fan for ages (won't say how long because it will indicate how old I actually am), I was sceptical about this all Constantine TV show. Being a fan of Keane Reeves I did watch the movie, but something in the character of John Constantine was missing.
Any way as the reliable TVaholic that I am, despite the comments and some friends criticism, I watched all the episodes (not once but twice because you never know). First thing first, to all those who are actually “Hellbazer” fans: “Come on darlings don’t be that harsh!” There will always be something to criticise. Matt Ryan does a hell of a good job to be the antihero we all secretly want to bang or slap (or maybe both at the same time). I was pretty surprised by the NBC version of Zed. If you trick your mind to delete all the knowledge acquired from all those years of reading Hellblazer, you can feel the Milligan touch/wit. I am not ashamed to say that I am totally hooked on this show. So let’s see what those writers have in their sleeves.

When partners in crime, Chris D’Elia and Brent Morin end up doing a TV show together you can’t help to be curious about how damaging to your brain this can be. What could happen when a macho uncommittable man wants to mentor a too sweet eager-to-commit guy? Undateable will replace your daily dose of Prozac & a good 20min abs session! You will laugh, cry, sing and even laugh while crying. Highly addictive, the only down size: too short episodes/season ;)