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Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty/EverettEver since Xena: Warrior Princess dipped its toe into the musical genre in 1998, it seems that the musical episode has become something of a rite of passage for any long-running series. Ranging from the uproariously funny to, well, the CW, for every hit musical episode there’s a real dud. (Riverdale’s four attempts at a musical episode, I’m looking at you.)This year, however, we’ve finally been graced with a musical Star Trek epis

To celebrate the anniversary of the landmark episode 'Once More, With Feeling,' four experts discuss its brilliance — and its enduring legacy.

The six-season supernatural drama Lucifer, inspired by Neil Gaiman’s Sandman comics and Mike Carey’s Vertigo Comics spin-off, was much sillier than either of its inspirations. Its jumps into the surreal, from the cartoon episode "Yabba Dabba Do Me" to the jukebox musical "Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam," just made the drama stronger. Streaming on Netflix and available to buy on Amazon.

The most important moment of “Resting Devil Face” is the one that inspires the titular line: the scene in which Dad sees Lucifer’s Devil face up close for the first time. As He is omniscient, He’d obviously seen the face before—even when He closed his eyes—but never in person. It’s the face Lucifer chose when he became King of Hell. The face of the monster Lucifer considered himself to be after his failed rebellion and banishment. Dad obviously knows that and knows how it’s the result of His fun little self-actualization feature for His kids, but there’s a clear detachment w...

At this point, musical episodes of shows are more a matter of “when” than “if.” But as I’ve surely noted before, Lucifer’s gimmick episodes tend to be as integral to the series’ stories and arcs as any other episode. Of course, a musical episode should be even more integral when done right. The purpose of a musical episode is to reveal through song what can’t be revealed simply via dialogue, as the characters refuse to talk about. That’s obviously the key to an episode like “Once More With Feeling” (Buffy The Vampire Slayer); whereas, the failure to do so is one of the re...