Lucifer officially renewed for "final, final" sixth season
The upcoming fifth series had originally been announced as the final run
Fantasy series Lucifer has officially been renewed for a sixth series - following months of speculation that the hit fantasy show was set to be recommissioned for one more run.
The upcoming Lucifer season 5 part 2 had previously been announced as the final instalment of the show, but reports have been building for a while that producers had performed a U-turn.
And the Netflix show has now announced that a sixth series is on the way - adding that this time it would definitely be the final season.
Meanwhile the show's star, Tom Ellis, has reportedly already signed on to appear in the series - despite rumours on social media that he was set to be replaced by The Vampire Diaries star Ian Somerhalder.
Fans are currently awaiting the release of the show’s 16-episode fifth series on Netflix, which will be release in two eight-episode chunks, and for which no release date has officially been revealed.
Lucifer was originally cancelled after its third series, which had aired on Fox, but the show was picked up by Netflix after a campaign from its loyal legion of fans, and has since gone from strength to strength.
Showrunner Ildy Modrovich earlier revealed that season five won’t be holding anything back, claiming “we simply try to think as bats**t as we could, as out of the box as you can, so that people don’t get tired, so we don’t get tired”.
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