After the 5th season’s epic cliffhanger conclusion, which led to Luci being in the position of God, Netflix and Lucifer showrunners Joe Henderson and Ildy Modrovich had no motive of having the show enthusiasts wait extremely long to see their favorite Devil getting back in action.
With the 6th and last season of the show, Mr. Morningstar (played by Tom Ellis) has returned to the screens to enchant audiences. The 6th and last season of the DC-inspired Lucifer has already premiered on Netflix today, that is 10 September, and critics can finally break their holy oaths of silence regarding the final season.
Should you Watch It or Skip It?
The burning question on every “Lucifer” fans’ mind is that does their favorite show deserves to be flung into the abyss of pop-cultural obscurity, or does it deserve to be cast into perpetual TV paradise? Well, according to our reviews, the 6th season may not be the best thing ever, but it surely offers the fan what they have been waiting for since the 5th season ended.
Although it appeared that the series had reached a major turning point, Lucifer has always been and will continue to be a police procedural, and by God, it will stay that way, even when the series’ title Devil and the investigator are no longer those things. Thus, there are still many mysteries to be solved and sins to be committed or inspired by. The 6th season avoids going too far by presenting another appropriate psychological battle in Lucifer’s path before ascending to Godhood.
The series has always shown Lucifer’s journey towards self-discovery first and foremost. If you’ve watched the previous seasons, then you should watch this last season to know how Lucifer’s story ends. However, if you haven’t watched any of the previous seasons, you can go for it as the series has good turns and dramatic scenes that will keep you entertained.
What can You Expect from Lucifer Season 6?
Thanks to a slew of interviews, we already have a solid idea of what to expect in season 6. We know there will be a time leap from the end of the 5th season to the beginning of the 6th season, and the makers won’t be focusing on a certain villain in the upcoming season. Instead, they might prefer to focus on the main cast.
Joe Henderson stated that the upcoming season is a much more intimate season and more character-focused. There are many hypotheses about what will happen to Chloe now that she isn’t a detective. Still, it will benefit the cases covered in the 6th season, which will be more personal than ever, letting us truly focus on our main group of characters as we approach the finish.
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In the end, though, it provides closure to its characters in a way that should largely be heartwarming to the audience. It’s a joyful, heartfelt season to wrap out a delightful series with a fantastic cast who sells it all, frivolity and all. These final ten episodes are full of the same heart and humor that fans have come to expect while also providing true closure by tying everything together from each season.
The 6th season of Lucifer is not only astounding but also a delightful last hurrah for the Devil himself, with strong performances, well-crafted episodes, and just the right amount of fan service.
