Season 6 – Lucifer

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Ken D @mynameisken Jan 13 terrible, terrible season. the worst. id even say SKIP IT despite it being the finale. See more Rob O Jan 4 The series has had its ups an downs over the years, but you have to see it, if only for the amazing singing performances of Tom Ellis. He may not have the absolute best voice, but he sure brings the lyrics to life. See more Design B @honeybee86 Sep 4 Every character in Lucifer feels like they were written by an aging Gen-Z’er, dripping with narcissism, immaturity, and endless insecurities. The supposed “fan favorite” Ella is perhaps the most unbearable of them all—an over-the-top attempt to be quirky and cool that instead comes across as fake, grating, and juvenile. The direction never finds its footing, lurching awkwardly between rom-com, horror, and detective drama, failing equally at all three. One episode even tries to be a musical, though the result is embarrassingly sub-par—worse than many high-school plays. And while Tom Ellis may be a decent actor, his singing is painful to endure. Without vocal coaching, every forced musical number was just another reason to hit “skip.” Spoilers Below In typical Netflix fashion, a satisfying resolution is denied in favor of self-conscious “postmodern” cleverness. Chloe—the only consistently likable, selfless, and tender character—is condemned to live out her life alone, while Lucifer abandons her to return to Hell and play therapist to the damned. After dragging viewers through multiple seasons of “epic love story” buildup, this ending feels like a cynical betrayal, a slap in the face to anyone who invested in the characters. Adding insult to injury, one of the few “happy endings” is handed to Mazikeen and Eve—two of the show’s most insufferable characters—shoehorned into a contrived romance that feels less like storytelling and more like heavy-handed agenda-pushing. In the end, Lucifer is a show that tries to be everything at once and succeeds at nothing, capped off with an ending that manages to alienate its most loyal viewers. Bravo, Netflix—you’ve mastered the art of disappointing your audience. See more Ferdinand S @Snyx1433 Aug 18 I recently watched Lucifer twice now and loved it both times. Honestly, I’d enjoy seeing a spin-off about his daughter growing up—it would be such an interesting story to explore. As for the show itself, Lucifer comes across as a bit of a “superwomanizer” in the beginning, but over time he matures and grows in ways that make the character much deeper. The storyline is strong, though it does feel a little stretched in places. Overall, I’d definitely recommend this series—even though it’s been out for a while, it’s still worth the watch. See more Omesien N Aug 8 I can not descripe how bad this season is, the plot is just totally useless and it does not make any sense. I wish I had stoped watching the show before this season. See more Nay N @Sliceoflife Feb 20 I'm glad the show is over now. After it went to Netflix it just wasn't the same. This season was ok but that ending was awful. I know Lucifer would've found some way to see Chloe again. There's no way he would've just sat there in hell. See more Read all reviews

Lucifer — Season 6

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