Lucifer's final season may not earn it any new converts, but by balancing character development with the show's unique brand of levity it's bound to satisfy fans. Read critic reviews
Lucifer (2020 - 2021)
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Episodes
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1. Really Sad Devil Guy
Air date: Aug 21, 2020
Lucifer toys with a murder victim, while Chloe and Maze investigate the case; Amenadiel cleans up the club; Linda nurtures a genius.
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2. Lucifer! Lucifer! Lucifer!
Air date: Aug 21, 2020
Lucifer returns to the land of the living after an eternity in hell, but there's something a little different about this handsome devil.
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3. ¡Diablo!
Air date: Aug 21, 2020
Lucifer helps Chloe investigate a murder committed on the set of a TV series inspired by his own life.
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4. It Never Ends Well for the Chicken
Air date: Aug 21, 2020
In 1946, Lucifer is the star of his own noir detective story featuring familiar characters in new roles.
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5. Detective Amenadiel
Air date: Aug 21, 2020
Amenadiel helps Chloe investigate a nun's untimely demise; Lucifer lends Dan a hand; Linda shares a painful part of her history.
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6. BlueBallz
Air date: Aug 21, 2020
After a DJ is electrocuted, Chloe hunts for the killer, while Lucifer tries to keep his jealousy over a former flame in check.
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7. Our Mojo
Air date: Aug 21, 2020
As a shocking side effect of his romance with Chloe throws Lucifer for a loop, the new couple pursues a murderer with an unusual methodology.
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8. Spoiler Alert
Air date: Aug 21, 2020
Chloe learns a serial killer may have embellished his crimes; Amenadiel worries about his son's health; Pete opens up to Ella.
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9. Family Dinner
Air date: May 28, 2021
Chloe and Ella investigate a mini-golf murder; Lucifer, Michael, Amenadiel, and Linda prepare for the holiest of family dinners.
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10. Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam
Air date: May 28, 2021
Lucifer, Chloe and the gang sing and dance to a slew of popular tunes while investigating a referee's murder.
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So bad...so much shameless filler that makes you wonder how this series even got made. Kinda sad. It had potential.
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When you have such beautiful source material to draw from, how do you end messing the writing up so badly? By now, anyone watching this show has pretty much given up on the original comic's characters and storyline - all right, we get it, you turned this whole thing into a police procedural with a will they-won't they core dynamic. It's fun, and the actors really sell it (Tom Ellis is nothing short of wonderful in the titular role). But. The banalisation of the mythology here is beyond awful, the entire plot revolving around god and his dysfunctional angelic family is trite and depressing in its absolute lack of originality. It's all tedious beyond measure. The viewer is left thirsting for the few sparks left to the show, all reduced into the few, rushed moments still dedicated to solving cases, while most of the time is wasted on overlong, shoddy moments of bland introspection. The poor world-building even ends up destroying potentially wonderful characters like Mazikeen. It gets so bad it's not even fun to hate-watch.
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Awesome, the show goes from strength to strength
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The evil twin is a win! Great job by Tom Ellis. And I love him winning the final battle, this was all the Devil figure is about
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Its becoming boring now, they keep dragging the show.
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This show is incredible!! A must see!! Its hilarious!! Addictive and original
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The first half was a solid start. An interesting villain that we could love to hate, Chloe getting past her last big celestial revelation, and a conclusion to the romance that has been burning slowly over the last four seasons. The second half unfortunately let it down a bit, with the unnecessary angst and sideling of the main villain until the final episode. However, I feel they handled God's inclusion well considering that there is not enough episodes in the world to properly give that complicated relationship closure. They gave us just enough to be satisfied without dragging it on too long and didn't try and tell us that the Almighty is incapable of making mistakes just because he's God. And like last season, the finale felt like it could have been an appropriate end to the show had there not been another season. I didn't like the idea of Lucifer being God, but it was a satisfying season finale all the same.
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Awesome exciting and very intense. Great cliffhangers and high emotions.
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A twin brother?? Really?
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It's amazing. Great outfit designs, great CGI for the magnificent wings and hot drama with a heavenly family feud.
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