Lucifer Season 5 Part 2: Return Date, Spoilers, Casting, and More

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Lucifer Season 5 Part 2: Return Date, Spoilers, Casting, and More

 

 

The first half of Lucifer Season 5 dropped on Netflix earlier this year, and it has been hell on earth waiting for the second half. But after a midseason cliffhanger that literally changed the game, can you blame us for sending up a quick prayer that Netflix drops new episodes soon?

 

Netflix first announced its unconventional release schedule for Lucifer Season 5 back in 2019, confirming that the 16-episode season would be cut in half, with eight episodes airing in August of 2020 and the rest to air at a later, unannounced date. The midseason finale saw Lucifer (Tom Ellis) and Amenadiel (D.B. Woodside) duke it out with their brother Michael, only for God (Dennis Haysbert) to finally show up after five seasons of ghosting his kids in order to break up the fight. And heaven help us, that's actually where they left us!

 

There's no premiere date yet. Netflix has not announced when the second half of the season will debut, but TVLine reports that the series went back into production to finish filming Season 5 and start filming Season 6 in the back half of September. We're likely looking at an early to mid-2021 release date for Part 2. At least we have the Season 4 blooper reel to watch while we wait? 

 

It's not the final season like we thought. Season 5 was supposed to be the end of the series, but for the second time, Lucifer got itself un-canceled. The final season will begin filming directly after production wraps on the final episodes of Season 5.

 

There will be a musical episode. A full-blown musical episode will kick off the second half of Season 5. Entertainment Weekly reports the musical episode will be the ninth episode of the season, titled "Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam," and unlike the noir episode in the first half of the season which featured musical performances, this episode will take on an actual musical format. The first sneak peek of the episode was revealed at DC Fandome in September.
 
The first half of Lucifer Season 5 dropped on Netflix earlier this year, and it has been hell on earth waiting for the second half. But after a midseason cliffhanger that literally changed the game, can you blame us for sending up a quick prayer that Netflix drops new episodes soon?

 

Netflix first announced its unconventional release schedule for Lucifer Season 5 back in 2019, confirming that the 16-episode season would be cut in half, with eight episodes airing in August of 2020 and the rest to air at a later, unannounced date. The midseason finale saw Lucifer (Tom Ellis) and Amenadiel (D.B. Woodside) duke it out with their brother Michael, only for God (Dennis Haysbert) to finally show up after five seasons of ghosting his kids in order to break up the fight. And heaven help us, that's actually where they left us!

 

There's no premiere date yet. Netflix has not announced when the second half of the season will debut, but TVLine reports that the series went back into production to finish filming Season 5 and start filming Season 6 in the back half of September. We're likely looking at an early to mid-2021 release date for Part 2. At least we have the Season 4 blooper reel to watch while we wait? 

 

It's not the final season like we thought. Season 5 was supposed to be the end of the series, but for the second time, Lucifer got itself un-canceled. The final season will begin filming directly after production wraps on the final episodes of Season 5.

 

There will be a musical episode. A full-blown musical episode will kick off the second half of Season 5. Entertainment Weekly reports the musical episode will be the ninth episode of the season, titled "Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam," and unlike the noir episode in the first half of the season which featured musical performances, this episode will take on an actual musical format. The first sneak peek of the episode was revealed at DC Fandome in September.

 

Eve (Inbar Lavi) will be back. Though she wasn't in the first half of Season 5, Entertainment Weekly reports that Lavi will appear as Eve in the fifth season, and she'll reunite with the demon whose heart she broke, Maze (Lesley Ann-Brandt). 

 

Part 1 of Lucifer Season 5 is currently streaming on Netflix.

 

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Edited September 16, 2020 by CouldnoT

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