Lucifer Season 6 Updates: Joe Henderson, showrunner of Lucifer, and star Lesley-Ann Brandt discuss their emotional responses to the Netflix show’s final table read.
Joe Henderson, showrunner of Lucifer, and star Lesley-Ann Brandt discuss their emotional responses to the show’s final table read. Lucifer, starring Tom Ellis as the titular Lord of Hell, has lasted longer than many expected.
The show originally aired on Fox for three seasons before being canceled, but due to fan demand, Netflix picked it up. It was expected that Lucifer would end after season 5, but fans were treated to a devilishly impressive surprise last summer when Netflix announced that the series would return for a sixth and final season.
Fans are now waiting for the second half of Lucifer Season 5. The first eight episodes of the longer-than-expected season were released in August, and then wait for 5B has been ongoing ever since.
The coronavirus pandemic hampered production on the final few episodes, but Lucifer season 5 was completed in October. This means that the series could return within the next few months, eventually resolving the startling cliffhanger that saw God (Dennis Haysbert) come and Lucifer goes missing in the aftermath of his battle with twin brother Michael.
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Fans may still be waiting for Lucifer season 5, part 2, but the show is coming to an end behind the scenes. On Tuesday, Henderson, one of Lucifer’s two showrunners, shared a lovely post celebrating the series’ final table read. “All of the feelings. I adore this wonderful family “Henderson put pen to paper.
He included a photo of Lucifer’s first table read from years ago, stating that he couldn’t share one from the most recent due to spoilers. Furthermore, Brandt, who has played the demon Maze throughout the series, retweeted Henderson’s post and added emojis expressing her own emotions.
Despite the fact that Lucifer has evaded death many times, this is the end of the road for the show. It’s unfortunate that it’s coming to an end, so it’s comforting to know that the cast and crew had time to prepare. It’s likely a strange yet extremely emotional occasion for them to have faced canceled so many times only to be returned. Everyone who has contributed to Lucifer over the years should be proud of their efforts.
Henderson, Ellis, and Brandt’s stories may be coming to an end, but Lucifer fans have plenty to look forward to. Season 5B has yet to be released, so it’s difficult to predict what the final season will bring.
However, a few details about the rest of Lucifer Season 5 have already been unveiled. God, for example, will play an important role in the story, and there will be a musical episode.
Furthermore, fans can probably expect more developments in Lucifer’s connection with Chloe Decker (Lauren German). The end of Lucifer is approaching, but there’s plenty to celebrate before then.
