James Rittinger

Abigail, jealous of all the attention Cassie gets from helping her customers, decides to sell “special” Venezuelan chocolates at her flower shop. When the chocolates are a hit and everyone in town seems in a better mood because of them, Abigail can’t help but continue to cut corners. Though Liam’s son Noah and Nick used to be friends, it’s clear when Noah arrives that Nick isn’t interested in staying friends. Nick is telling Grace why, and suggests she stay away from Noah herself. And when Brandon and Tara decide they’re not going to fight anymore, a dinner at the Tinsdales’ changes their whole perspective.

Cassie decides to plan a surprise party for Sam to celebrate the anniversary of his move to Middleton. Even after Sam catches on and it looks like he’s not thrilled about it, Cassie manages to surprise him with a thoughtful gift, and a party he ultimately enjoys. Grace (with some urging from Abigail) decides to use her powers to create situations where she and Noah can get together only Nick keeps showing up and getting in the way. When the two boys patch things up thanks to all the time Grace’s effort has afforded them, Noah is finally comfortable asking Grace out.

Abigail's father comes to Middleton in hopes of making amends. Cassie helps an expecting couple accept how different their lives, and family, will be once the baby comes. Grace is forced to think about her future and what path she'll follow as she realizes her affinity for math might not be a passion.

A secretive dating app developer on the verge of a breakthrough checks in at Grey House, capturing the entire town's interest-- especially Abigail's. Cassie and Sam play detective matchmaker to ensure a perfect couple used for app research find each other.

In the Season Two premiere, Lucifer is distracted by his mother’s escape from Hell, as he and Chloe investigate the murder of a stand-in actress. Meanwhile, Chloe’s faith in Lucifer is tested by the new medical examiner, Ella. Also, Amenadiel hopes to rein in Lucifer’s wild side as they both deal with the absence of Maze.