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With Luciferseason six closer than you might think (a release date was recently confirmed), we're looking ahead at what you might expect from the show's swan song. The saga of Lucifer is almost as epic as the Biblical stories that inspire it; fans feared the end was prematurely nigh on several occasions, but Netflix finally confirmed that the show would be given a proper send-off with a sixth and final season. The news came via an official Twitter post, which was accompanied by the numbers "666" and the following caption: "The devil made us do it. #Lucifer will return for a sixth and final season. Like, FINAL final." So, what's in store for the Prince of Lies and his earthbound friends? Let's dive in. After all, the devil's in the detail... Lucifer season 6 release date: When will it air? Netflix Word was that we could probably expect new Lucifer episodes towards the end of 2021. It's now been officially confirmed, as part of a Comic-Con@Home panel, that the story will come to an end with its final episodes on September 10. There will be 10 episodes, as previously reported by TV Line. That'ssix fewer than season five. Lucifer season 6 cast: Who's coming back? Netflix Before season six was even confirmed, Tom Ellis' continued involvement was a big talking point online. But eventually, all of the chatter died down when it was confirmed that he would indeed be back. Showrunners Joe Henderson and Ildy Modrovich also returned for season six, and here's a list of the rest of the major players involved: • Lauren German as Chloe There was a tragedy for Dan Espinoza in season five part b after Lucifer's twin Michael ordered his murder, but Kevin Alejandro has said that despite his character's demise, that episode will "definitely not [be] the last you're going to see of Dan". "It could be through flashbacks, it could be through trying to decide what's going on," he told ET Online. "I was on set a little bit in season six, so he's coming back... just not the way everyone thinks he's coming back. "I would describe season six as a genuine homage to what we've created from the beginning. There are throwbacks and clues to other episodes that only if you've followed our journey from the beginning you'll pick up on. "It was a genuine homage, not only to what we created, but to, I think what you guys, what the fans, what our audience, expects." John P. Fleenor/Netflix Alejandro also told Entertainment Weeklythat the decision "did feel right. And it still feels right". He added: "Look, we've been given the opportunity to go out how we want to go out, keeping the respect for our audience and for the world that has already been created since the beginning. "They've done a really elegant job of continuing to tell the story." We also know that Henderson is going to be popping up as a cameo in the future, although we don't know exactly when. And Alejandro also sat in the director's chair for episode nine, 'Goodbye, Lucifer'. "I am SUPER EXCITED to announce our new director for 609... @kevinmalejandro! Team #SpoilerAlert together again!!!" wrote series writer Chris Rafferty. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Tweeting about the episode itself, Rafferty said: "After these six years, I'm deeply honoured to have written #Lucifer's penultimate episode. And deeply satisfied THIS is the script I get to say goodbye to these characters with. "To those panicking: You have NO idea what this title means. Don't assume ANYTHING. "Also… trust us." Lucifer season 6 plot: What will happen?
Netflix A LOT went down in part b of season five, so much so that you might need a little refresher, plus how it sets up season six. Luckily, we dive into all of that right here, so fill your boots. We also have the season six episode list (via Lucifer Writers' Room): • Episode one: Nothing Ever Changes Around Here Fans didn't take long to theorise about a potential big twist for everyone's favourite demonic couple, Deckerstar. Writer Chris Rafferty has now spoken out about making one big change for Chloe (Lauren German), telling Neural Cluster: "I'm so happy you enjoyed that turn. I love it, because I love change in stories. "To be honest, I don't remember when we decided to have Chloe leave the force. As we were breaking these episodes in the writers room, remember: we thought season 5 was the end of the show. So we could entertain ideas for bigger changes and not worry about how that would affect future seasons." As for how this will play out in the sixth and final season, Rafferty teased: "Luckily, you can't take the detective out of Chloe, and we had no trouble finding the narrative drive for the stories in our final season arc. "If anything, it pushed us to be more creative than ever. Our 'cases' will be more personal than ever, allowing us to really focus on our main cast of characters as we approach the end." At first, Henderson and Modrovich almost
turned down a sixth season. Speaking to
EW, they explained that they had already plotted out the series finale. "It was very, very similar to when we went from 10 episodes to 16," Henderson said. "[We were] like, 'No, this is perfect. If we do this, it'll ruin everything! Then three days later, you're like, 'Wait, how could we not have done this?'"
John P. Fleenor/Netflix Extra episodes gave them the opportunity to dive deeper into the show's mythology than ever and "really explore how our characters end up where they ended up". When asked if a seventh season could ever happen, Henderson and Modrovich explained why season six is definitely their "last story". "It's the story we were always going to tell, but just written much larger and to me [now] so much more interestingly that it breaks my heart to think we weren't [originally] going to do it this way," Henderson said. Modrovich added that "one giant story" will play out in season six "that just needed to be told" and that this addition is "what really stuck the landing for us". Since then, the pair also spoke to ETabout their plans to incorporate real-world social issues in the final season. "When we got back to the (writers') room, we started looking at the fact that we're a cop show and in what ways have we contributed or not addressed the systemic issues of the police department," said Modrovich, the episode's writer. "And we decided we wanted to speak to it. So we're actually doing a story that speaks directly to it, and we're super excited about it." Netflix The news that Netflix had signed off on a sixth season solved a significant season five narrative problem the showrunners were having, according to executive producer Mike Costa (via Assignment X). "As Joe Henderson and Ildy Modrovich have said previously in interviews, and this really is true, we realised that we were kind of rushing the end of the show," he said. As they were writing it, both were concerned about the "very small" space that they'd been given to wrap it all up. He added: "Ildy in particular...was almost relieved and thought, 'Well, good, because I am cramming way too much into these four or five scenes. There is really stuff that should be explored better.'" It's good that the show is getting a proper send-off, as star Tom Ellis really won't be back for any more episodes afterwards (via WeGotThisCovered). "Six seasons of the show is a real achievement," Ellis said. "It's been a huge emotional journey and I don't think I want to do any more. I know I don't want to do anymore. Mainly because I wanna know that we're ending and because I've had such a great time. I think it's only fitting that we have a proper ending to the show." Lucifer season 6 trailer: When can I watch it?We were treated to the very first Lucifer season six teaser trailer as part of the Comic-Con@Home panel, rounding up a tasty montage of highlights from the seasons so far. Star Tom Ellis, who took part in the panel, said (via IGN): "We spoil a lot in our trailers and we like to do that because we like everyone talking. But this is the final season... "We're trying to keep our hands really close to the vest. This is the last year that we have secrets [and] can surprise people." As for whether another surprise renewal is on the cards? This has been ruled out by show bosses, so season six really will be the last... Lucifer seasons four and five are available to watch now on Netflix. Catch up on seasons one to three via Amazon Prime Video.
Lucifer: Season 5 [DVD] [2020] Warner Bros/Vertigo amazon.co.uk £20.00
Lucifer: Season 4 [DVD] [2019] Warner Bros/Vertigo amazon.co.uk £8.49
Lucifer - Season 1-3 [DVD] Warner Bros Amazon £19.98
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The Sandman Omnibus Volume 1 - Neil Gaiman Blockbusters are back – and the latest edition of Digital Spy Magazine has got everything you need to know about the summer's biggest box office arrivals. Read every issue now with a 1-month free trial, only on Apple News+. Interested in Digital Spy's weekly newsletter? Sign up to get it sent straight to your inbox – and don't forget to join our Watch This Facebook Group for daily TV recommendations and discussions with other readers. Will there be a season 7 for Lucifer?Will there be a season 7 of Lucifer? No there is no season 7 of Lucifer planned, as season 6 is the final season of the show. In September 2021, Netflix (opens in new tab) confirmed that season 6 would be the final season.
Is Lucifer coming back in 2022?While Lucifans will be able to enjoy encores of seasons 1-3 on TNT beginning on May 4, 2022, the three seasons will remain on Netflix alongside the show's final three seasons which Netflix greenlit and helped produce.
Will Lucifer Season 6 come?The sixth and the final season of 'Lucifer' will be streaming on Netflix from today, September 10, 2021. Lucifer Season 6 Release Date Netflix: The weekend is going to be an exciting one for the web series lovers!
Is Lucifer over after season 6?There was then some uncertainty about whether season 6 would happen and for a time, the plan was very much for season 5 to be its last hurrah. But the TV Gods did their thing and the sixth and final season was greenlit.
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