Malcolm Graham

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Malcolm Graham
Alias	Detective Graham Malkie (by Lucifer)
Origin	Lucifer
Occupation	LAPD homicide detective (formerly) Criminal Serial killer
Powers / Skills	Skilled hand-to-hand Combatant Tactician and Marksman Usage of Demonic Weapons
Hobby	Eating, living life, buying whatever he wants
Goals	To gain and have everything in life, including wealth and money; to prevent himself from going back to Hell by any means necessary; to frame (later kill) Lucifer Morningstar; to leave Los Angeles as soon as possible, and escape Lucifer, Chloe Decker and the LAPD (all failed)
Crimes	No information
Type of Villain	Psychopathic Immortality Seeker

“	Do you know what happens when you die? Well, if you’ve lived a life like I did, you go to Hell. Oh, yeah. In my case, it was for a couple of seconds. Down there though, it was years and years. And there’s a door just for you, and inside, well, it uses your own love against you. For me, I love life. Everything about it, I got a hunger for it. So, they starved me. No food. No other people. No nothing. No TV.	„
	~ Malcolm describing his time in Hell

Malcolm Graham is the main antagonist in the first season of the FOX comedy-drama TV series Lucifer.

A corrupt LAPD homicide detective, Malcolm was shot by fellow detective Dan Espinoza during a police sting and placed on life-support, before later dying and sent to Hell for his sins. He was however quickly revived by Amenadiel to kill Lucifer Morningstar, in exchange for insurance that he wouldn’t return to Hell. However, realizing that it was actually impossible, Malcolm betrayed Amenadiel and went on a violent killing spree, which led to his death at the hands of Chloe Decker.

He is portrayed by Kevin Rankin, who also portrayed Kenny in Breaking Bad.

Biography

Past

was meeting up with some gang members while a police sting operation was in effect. He spotted fellow detective Chloe Decker watching him, and before he could react, he was shot by detective Dan Espinoza and fell into a coma. Chloe Decker believed he was in on the take, but the other cops didn't think so and didn't look into it. For many months, the department praised Malcolm as a hero and his wife Mel became loathed Chloe for assuming that he was corrupt (which was ironic considering the Chloe was actually right).

Waking Up

After many months in a coma, Malcolm was then forced to be placed onto life-support, leaving his family to decided that he should die since there was nothing that could be done. However, after failing numerous times to ensure that Lucifer would finally return to Hell, Amenadiel visited his hospital room as his family had his life-support machine turned off. As the family grieved over his death, Amenadiel put his hand on the window and his heart started beating again, much to the amazement of his family and the doctors.

Deal with Amenadiel

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Killing Spree

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Death

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Personality

Before his brief lapse of death, it is implied that he was a corrupt and amoral cop, working with gangsters and Los Angeles's underground as an informant.

Since his resurrection by Amenadiel, Malcolm is shown to be devious and unchecked, even admitting himself that his time in Hell left him deranged. He is psychopathic, killing whenever he sees an opportunity to use it, such as when he killed his own partner and framed it as a suicide as a favor to Dan. He is seen stuffing his face with platters of food and acting out various, hedonistic impulses, implied to have been due to the starvation he faced during his period in Hell.

Despite whatever apathy he has for authority, he does honor whatever agreements he has with those he bargains with. He hatches a scheme to kill Lucifer and frame Dan for his murder when told to kill him by Amenadiel, only to decline when Lucifer tells him that angels do not have any control over a soul's fate, nor are they allowed to kill mortals. He then proceeds to kill satanists Rose Davis and Corazon with the intentions of framing Jacob Williams for them out of a twisted sense of loyalty to Lucifer, thinking that Lucifer would appreciate killing "frauds".

Victims

• Anthony Paolucci - shot in the head
• Rose Davis - stabbed in the chest
• Mike "Corazon" Carey - stabbed repeatedly
• Jacob Williams - shot in the head and framed Lucifer for the murder
• Amenadiel - attempted via stabbing him with one of Maze's Demon Blades; later healed by Maze
• Trixie Espinoza - abducted and threaten to kill; later released after Chloe complied
• Lucifer Morningstar - shot in the chest; however was later revived by God
• Chloe Decker - attempted; stopped by Lucifer Morningstar

Appearances

Season 1

• "Pilot" (mentioned)
• "Sweet Kicks" (mentioned)
• "Wingman"
• "Et Tu, Doctor"
• "A Priest Walks into a Bar"
• "Pops"
• "St. Lucifer"
• "#TeamLucifer"
• "Take Me Back to Hell"

Season 2

• "Everything's coming up, Lucifer" (mentioned)

Trivia

• Since the season premiere "Pilot", it was widely assumed that Amenadiel would be the first season's main antagonist and Malcolm was the secondary antagonist. However, since "#TeamLucifer", the reveal of Malcolm's true colors and goals showed that he was in fact the true main villain.
• He was in Hell for a short period of time before being brought back to life. However, it felt like an eternity for him. His punishment consisted of being starved, due to his hunger for life. This included denying him access to food, water, people, and entertainment.