Kane Dane
Following the previous news on the Netflix Lucifer drama, new deals for the showrunners Ildy Modrovich and Joe Henderson were renewed for a surprise season 6.
Lucifer is one of the unusual TV cases in which a show is canceled only for saving on another network or streamer. In the case of the Devil-centered thriller, he broadcast his fourth Netflix on Fox for three seasons. For a fifth and last season, the streaming company then picked Lucifer, composed initially of ten episodes, before Netflix ordered six others. Many teases about season 5 are online, including that veteran TV actor Dennis Haysbert will be playing God.
Lucifer Beyond Season 5
While season 4 was broadcast on Lucifer in May 2019, viewers saw the main character of Lucifer. Actor Tom Ellis jumped over to The CW for a brief cameo during the Crisis on Infinite Earth’s incident. While many believed that Lucifer emerged after Ellis was seen, the actor explained to preserve the surprise. The role was limited because of the number of guest actors at the five-part crossroads. Nevertheless, Lucifer’s cameo managed to pack a punch with his friendly interaction with Matt Ryan’s John Constantine.
Recently, talk of an unlikely season 6 renewal for Lucifer has become louder. Two weeks ago, news came out that Netflix was considering continuing Lucifer past season 5, entering talks with Warner Bros, the company that produces the series. Fan interest is thought to have played a role, the same way it did when Fox initially canceled the series.
Lucifer Season 6 Renewal Update:
In most instances, though, a network or streamer saves a series from another, as Netflix did with Lucifer. It does not always happen that a streamer or interface declares that one of its shows has been canceled only to reverse the decision. Recently with Timeless on NBC, it has been canceled and renewed three days later after season 1. In that case, though, its renewal had been short, as NBC canceled the show for real after season 2, which saw the closing ceremony in 2 parts a few months later.
It seems more likely than ever with this confirmation of new agreements for Lucifer’s exhibitors that the series will be renewed for season 6. If that happens, at least 2024 will be before fans see the series because season 5 does not even have a release date. Ultimately, between Ellis and Warner Bros., all works out, meaning viewers spend more time with Lucifer and its other favorite characters.
