To wrangle some "Supernatural" spoilers from the affable actor, we tried a different tack, and in defining Lucifer's ultimate endgame, we finally found something that Pellegrino could give a definitive answer on:

"He just wants to annihilate God, and God's henchman Michael. Annihilate them. Whatever it takes, whatever means necessary, because they're tricky too -- he's not the only one conniving and thinking, they're doing it too."



But God is supposedly AWOL from heaven, which doesn't leave much time for conniving; or so we're led to believe.

"Yes, he does often give that appearance, doesn't he?" Pellegrino said coyly. "I think that's a good tool to use for people who've lost faith and hope, but appearances can be deceiving ..."






Although Lucifer has been portrayed as more of a puppetmaster, pulling the strings in the background of "Supernatural" this season, Pellegrino has still had the opportunity to sink his teeth into a number of meaty scenes.

One of the most memorable, in his opinion, came in episode 10, when Lucifer came face to face with "Supernatural's" other rogue angel, Castiel (Misha Collins).


"We were like two gunfighters at the OK Corral, squaring off with each other. It was kind of fun, him in the circle of fire and getting all tough on me ... Well, not so tough; I got you trapped, whaddaya gonna do?" he laughed with Lucifer-esque malevolence.

"And it's always fun working with the guys [Ackles and Padalecki] 'cause they're jokers and they have a good time."






When asked whether Lucifer and Castiel might have any more meaty scenes together this season, Pellegrino went back to being infuriatingly tight-lipped.

"Maybe I have, maybe I haven't ..." he teased.

"Didn't they set up something that might happen between he and I, in a way? Wasn't that what that scene was all about? It could've led to another showdown couldn't it? It's possible."

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