Lucifer has six seasons available right now. Fox broadcast the first three seasons in the US. Fox discontinued it after season 3 ended, despite the fact that seasons 2 and 3 saw an improvement in the quality of the reviews for the first season. When it seemed the programme had ended permanently, seasons 1 through 3 were briefly available on Amazon Prime Video.
Lucifer was subsequently picked up by Netflix for an additional 2 seasons, and its popularity skyrocketed. Netflix had intended to cancel the show after season 5, however they later announced a sixth season.
It topped the ratings at the top place for the whole year in 2021 as the most watched original streaming programme on Netflix. This translates to 18.34 billion minutes of watching time overall.
The show’s producers and distributors, Warner Bros. Television, expressed their delight at the program’s success. “Big congrats to #Lucifer on being @Netflix’s #1 most-streamed original series of 2021 in the US,” they wrote in a tweet they shared. We owe a big debt of gratitude to our supporters for causing a stir over the feeds.
The Season Will Not Return!
The show was so well-liked that Netflix only took up a fourth season of it after Fox cancelled it after three. Sadly, despite its new surroundings, Lucifer’s lifetime was limited. The titular demon’s narrative came to an end at the conclusion of the sixth season of the Tom Ellis-directed programme.
The sitcom’s sixth season will be its last since a seventh was not ordered. As a consequence, Season 7 of Lucifer will no longer be produced.
A Season 6 Completed Storyline!
The story revolves around Lucifer Morningstar, a beautiful and powerful angel who was banished from Heaven as a result of his disobedience. As the ruler of Hell, the Devil, also known as Satan, is tired of tormenting humans.
He leaves his kingdom and flees to Los Angeles, where he manages and owns the Lux nightclub, in defiance of his father (God). While pursuing a murder investigation, he stumbles onto the stunning Detective Chloe Decker.
After using his ability to entice people into disclosing their deepest desires to assist the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in solving the crime, Lucifer accepts a second offer to collaborate with Chloe as a consultant.
They also encounter a variety of strange creatures as they try to solve murders and grow closer throughout the course of the show.
The climax of season 6 did a great job of wrapping up the plot. Lucifer brought the tale to a dramatic and tragic conclusion that both gave the Devil his due and wrapped up the arcs of all the main characters.
Lucifer came to understand that his ultimate objective was to return to Hell and assist each cursed soul in breaking free from its cycles and finding salvation in Heaven. However, because of the necessity of completing this mission before Rory is born, Lucifer abruptly leaves her life
Numerous Major Characters Won’t Be Back!
The fact that Lucifer had so many fatalities ensured that there wouldn’t be another season set in the LAPD universe. We can assume that the creators will not bring the Devil back after Maze and Dan’s deaths.
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7th Season of Lucifer Trailer!
As we wait for any news, let’s watch the trailer for Lucifer season 6 since season 7 itself has not yet been renewed or cancelled.
FAQs
What is the Lucifer Series’ Imbd Score?
The Lucifer series has an IMBD score of 8.1/10.
What Are the Main Genres of the Netflix Series?
The three main genres of the Netflix series are crime, drama, and fantasy.
Who is the Series’ Director for Lucifer?
The director of the Lucifer series is Tom Kapinos.
Conclusion!
We can’t wait to see the Devil resurrect from Hell. Only time will tell if the creators manage to bring the ultimate Lucifer back to the LAPD.