Netflix has released the first teaser trailer for Lucifer season 6, revealing that the final season will return in September.
Actor Tom Ellis made an appearance at Comic-Con along with executive producers Joe Henderson and Ildy Modrovich. The final season footage was debuted at the panel, and Ellis explained why the new trailer differs from previous seasons.
We spoil a lot in our trailers, and we like to do that because we like everyone talking. But this is the final season. We’re trying to keep our hands really close to the vest. This is the last year that we have secrets [and] can surprise people.
Tom Ellis
Most of the teaser was a compilation of footage from seasons 1 to 5, serving as a recap to jog our memories for the final season. It showed some of the important moments from the entire series.
The teaser had Lucifer wearing a crisp white suit… because, you know, now that he’s God and all that.
The end shot was a surprise and kind of nostalgic as it referenced back to the very first scene of the Pilot episode where a police officer stops Lucifer for speeding. Lucifer is again pulled over by the same officer from the first episode.
Lucifer then says, “I apologize. This is my last night in LA,” as he drives away with his flask in his hand as the camera cuts on the ‘Fall1n1’ plate of his car.
The title card then revealed the season 6 premiere date as September 10, 2021.
The video description reads:
All bad things must come to an end. The final season of Lucifer premieres on Netflix on September 10.
Lucifer Season 5 Part 2 had a heart-breaking ending with Dan’s demise. Michael stabbed Chloe, and she died for a minute there as well. However, Luci saved the day and brought her back. The final moments saw Lucifer become the new God.
Developed by Tom Kapinos, the DC comics adaptation first premiered on Fox in 2016 and was officially canceled after three seasons in 2018. However, Netflix saw an opportunity and saved the show, renewing it for three more seasons.
The streaming service even ended up changing the original ending to allow Season 6 to happen.
About Lucifer
Lucifer is an American urban fantasy drama series created by Tom Kapinos. It is based on the DC Comics character from The Sandman, created by Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth, and Mike Dringenberg. Warner Bros. Entertainment and DC Entertainment produce the series.
Originally premiered in 2016, Lucifer was picked up by Netflix when Fox canceled the show after three seasons. Lucifer is set to end with Season 6, which is rumored to air early in 2022.
The series revolves around Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis), the Devil, who abandons Hell for Los Angeles, where he runs his own nightclub named ‘LUX’ and becomes a consultant to the LAPD. All the while working on his character development to be a better Devil/Angel.
The latest season featured the retirement of God, a lot of broken hearts and mending relationships, ambitious Angels, and the Devil taking it upon himself to right the wrongs of his dear ol’ dad, God.
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