The episode is quite a well realized thriller and I simply adore the stuff that Hallucifer brings to it. It has the lightness of tone that the best episodes have so that it straddles the horror-comedy line quite well. Jeffrey is a wonderful character and he is written to be believable, chilling. The episode contains just enough homoerotic subtext to be meaningful without leaning into the gay killer stereotype too much. It is a little ad hoc in terms of how this story works in the overall plot of the show (I am no sure the season 4 connection even makes sense) but it is so minor it doesn't matter.
But I find it quite puzzling that it took 7 years to get to the idea that some humans would want to be possessed. This seems like it should have occurred earlier in the show's run.
But I find it quite puzzling that it took 7 years to get to the idea that some humans would want to be possessed. This seems like it should have occurred earlier in the show's run.