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Aimee Garcia Reveals Set Secrets In Lucifer: The Musical. Give The Episode A Grade

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The second scene of Season 5B discovered Lucifer and Co. breaking out in melody at the meeting God’s impulse. The playlist started off with “Another Bites the Dust” (sung at a football field crime location), trailed by fronts of “Each Breath You Take” (highlighting visitor star Debbie Gibson), a “Tough as nails”/”No Scrubs” mashup, “Damnation,” “Underhanded Games,” “Simply the Two of Us,” “Grin” and “I Dreamed a Dream.”

The aspiring endeavor, composed by co-showrunner Ildy Modrovich and coordinated by Sherwin Shilati, was a helluva parcel of fun — just as difficult work — Aimee Garcia tells TVLine.

The football number “was so large,” with scores of expert artists and “cameras that were just about as tall as dinosaurs,” Ella’s portrayer reviews. After practice a few takes, “we were losing the light, however it was one of those mystical, lightning-in-a-bottle minutes where you have 200 artists and vocalists and entertainers and different kinds of craftsmen, and the entirety of our adrenalines are siphoning. At the point when we completed, we felt like we just completed a Broadway run… . The energy was fabulous, so that [number] certainly hangs out in my mind.”

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Both being artists, Garcia says that she and Kevin Alejandro, who plays Dan, “resembled kids in a treats store” during the rambling football execution. (When a b-kid, Alejandro “was attempting to do some move, and I couldn’t say whether it worked or not, however he submitted,” Garcia reports.) And while arrangement drives Tom Ellis and Lauren German didn’t appreciate as much practice time, “you could never know it since they squashed it,” Garcia declares.

Truth be told, Chloe’s portrayer let free with at any rate one made do (and sassy) move, twisting at the midriff to twerk before Ellis at a certain point. “That was absolute Germ being Germ!” affirms Garcia. “I generally say she’s the most clever one in the cast, so obviously she just put it all on the line.”

There’s likewise some hair being whipped all through “Another Bites the Dust,” however not generally for the sake of movement. “In the event that we were unable to recall the verses, we would place our hair in our face,” Garcia timidly shares.

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