The amazingly attractive havoc created by ‘Lucifer’ all four seasons is returning for season 5!!!
Lucifer Season 5 would be the last and final season for the series. Viewers can expect these following things from the epic finale season. So far, Lucifer is termed as Netflix’s best and latest renewal show as it has been picked up by Netflix from FOX, who allegedly canceled to air the show after its first three seasons.
So technically it is revived by Netflix, which is why it’s called a revival show. As Netflix released season 4 on 8th May this year, the reaction was extreme and record-breaking as it allegedly did blow the record of HBO’s Game of Thrones, which was the most binged show in show history.
As far as for Season 5of Lucifer it is officially coming back on Netflix, the script has already been written, and they want to make it count as the fans have been too attached to the show and they don’t want to put their guard down. It is also confirmed that Richard Speight, Jr will again direct the show.
It was in September 2019 that Netflix let the bolts loose on the news of Season 5 and declared that it has begun filming and would be released in 2020. It’s thought-provoking that the titles of each episode have been given to the audience to give wings to their imagination and interpretations.
A lot many things can be expected from season 5 as so far it is known that Chloe has struggled to come to terms with the fact that Lucifer has a demonic and skeptic side, which makes the introduction to Eve meaningful. So, season 5 could be the “to be or not to be” type as Lucifer might and might not return home. As season 4 ended, there was a goodbye from Lucifer to Chloe, which can be assumed as the final goodbye, but there’s a whole season coming out, which means he could also be coming back.
Similarly, Eve could return too from her epiphany to find herself. Well. On the other hand, as quickly as Eve can return, it is much harder for Lucifer to come back without finding a suitable ruler for hell from breaking open again. Originally, there are 10episodes per season, but as this is the final season, Netflix has given an expanded period of time to them, so there might be 16 episodes and thus would be splitting into two halves as coming out in 2020.
