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Lucifer: Joe Henderson Signals Start of Season 6 Writers Room
After a long wait and a little rumored shakiness there at the finish line, Lucifer fans had much to celebrate last week. First came the news that the Netflix series would be returning for its fifth season on August 21 (with Supernatural star Rob Benedict aka Chuck aka God guest-starring), and then we learned that a deal was in place for a sixth and "final" season. Not too shabby, right? But just in case fans of the Tom Ellis/Lauren German-starring series need even more reason to get into a "hellish" mood, how about the following tweet from writer/co-showrunner Joe Henderson showing the writers room for the sixth season is already working its magic:
Here's a look back at the teaser announcing the sixth-season renewal, followed by 66.6 seconds of Lucifer's hottest, sexiest, most downright devilish moments (with that fifth-season surprise waiting at the very end):
Lucifer makes a tumultuous return, Chloe rethinks romance, Ella finally finds a nice guy, and Amenadiel adjusts to the whole fatherhood thing.
Here's a look back at the shooting script info tweet sent out to usher in the title of the season 5 opener, sporting the curious-sounding title "Really Sad Devil Guy" – written by executive producer Jason Ning (The Expanse) and directed by Eagle Egilsson (Gotham). Following the opener, viewers can look forward to "Lucifer! Lucifer! Lucifer!", "¡Diablo!", "It Never Ends Well for the Chicken", "Detective Amenadiel", "BluBallz", "Our Mojo", "Spoiler Alert", "Family Dinner", "Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam", "Resting Devil Face", "Daniel Espinoza: Naked and Afraid", "A Little Harmless Stalking", "Nothing Last Forever", "Is This Really How It's Going To End?!", and "A Chance at a Happy Ending" (so much to unpack in that run of titles).
Co-showrunner Ildy Modrovich is set to helm the season's penultimate episode, "Is This Really How It's Going To End?!" (written by Ning, and what a wonderfully ironic title). Now that she's free to talk about it (so wait, as showrunner would she have to yell at herself if she spoiled anything), here's Modrovich's thoughts on the announcement: