The popular biblical Fox drama series, Lucifer, is coming to Netflix for its fifth season, and to say that it is highly anticipated would be a huge understatement.
Since an exact release date has not yet been set, the cast of the show has been answering fan questions in the meantime about what they can expect from the upcoming season.
Since then, the show was picked up by Netflix, and will premiere its fifth season there.
The show premiered its first season back in January of 2015 on Fox, and has since become a major hit developed quite the fan base!
He abandons hell to pursue a life in Los Angeles as a nightclub owner. He later becomes a regular consultant for the Los Angeles police department.
Lucifer, Chloe, and the rest of the supporting cast (including Kevin Alejandro, D. B. Woodside, Lesley-Ann Brandt, and Rachael Harris) make for an addictive, binge-worthy series.
Chloe Decker, played by Lauren German, recently mentioned on Twitter, however, that she will be announcing the exact release date very soon.
Season five is especially important, as it is supposed to be the final instalment of the series.
“I don’t believe that Chloe swears in season five. There may be a few curse words from other characters (oh my!)," Lauren responded.
Her answer piqued the interest of another fan, who then asked when season five is going to be on Netflix.
She explained that the only thing she does know about season five, is that it is going to be divided into two parts — like, two separate seasons.
It has already been confirmed that season five is going to be longer than all of the other seasons. Netflix has decided that the last season is going to go out with a bang — 16 episodes.
Not long after Lauren's tweets regarding season five, fans were speculating on Twitter what the fate of the show will be since coronavirus brought production to a halt.
"I hope I don’t get in trouble saying… the premiere date is coming SOON!!! Like… soon soon. #Finally," she wrote.
“Questions should be directed at Netflix and Warner Bros. instead since they hold the reins. You have been gracious with your gentle answers!”
But fans can likely expect at least the first eight episodes to make their Netflix debut before the end of 2020.
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Hopefully, if we're lucky, we won't be waiting too much longer to find out the release date!
