Expect occasional mild and moderate swearing and crude remarks, including the crude word in the episode title. No f-words at this point in the series.

Lucifer speaks scornfully of God, here cast as his absent father, and the dialogue treats God as a cold, distant figure in a family feud. Casual exclamations of God's name are likely.

Frequent sexual innuendo, and Lucifer's mother wakes in the body of a woman in a revealing dress. The dead woman's affair with a colleague is discussed.

The investigation reveals that the woman whose body Charlotte now occupies was having an affair with a man at her firm. Chloe and Dan's separation is in the background.

Police discover two people killed inside a hotel room, while Charlotte comes round with a screwdriver stuck deep in her neck. There is gunfire and a bloodied gang member.

A woman waking with a screwdriver in her neck and a grisly crime scene may upset younger viewers.

Cocaine is found hidden in a home, and it forms part of the investigation. Lucifer drinks socially in his nightclub.

The title signals the episode's theme of deception, and characters lie freely. Maze is told not to torture Charlotte, with cruelty played for dark comedy.

Lucifer is the devil as a sympathetic hero, and his mother, a divine being escaped from Hell, takes over a dead woman's body. Hell and Heaven are recast as a family drama.