Lucifer

It's good to be bad.
Lucifer (2016-2021)
Seasons: 6, episodes: 93
Episode runtime: 45 min
Average rating: 7.9/10 704 480
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Creators
Scenario
Joshua Duckworth
Author
Composer
Photo Jeff Russo
Jeff Russo
Producer
Erik Holmberg
Actors
Photo Tom Ellis
Tom Ellis
Lucifer Morningstar
Photo Lauren German
Lauren German
Chloe Decker
Photo Kevin Alejandro
Kevin Alejandro
Dan Espinoza
Photo D.B. Woodside
D.B. Woodside
Amenadiel
Photo Lesley-Ann Brandt
Lesley-Ann Brandt
Mazikeen "Maze"
Photo Aimee Garcia
Aimee Garcia
Ella Lopez
Photo Tom Welling
Tom Welling
Marcus Pierce
Photo Rachael Harris
Rachael Harris
Linda Martin
All actors and roles (10)

Short description

Bored and unhappy as the Lord of Hell, Lucifer Morningstar abandoned his throne and retired to Los Angeles, where he has teamed up with LAPD detective Chloe Decker to take down criminals. But the longer he's away from the underworld, the greater the threat that the worst of humanity could escape.

Seasons

SeasonEpisodesRelease dateRating
Season 1
Season 1
Bored with being the Lord of Hell, the devil relocates to Los Angeles, where he opens a nightclub and forms a connection with a homicide detective.
13 2016-01-25 7.9
Season 2
Season 2
Lucifer returns for another season, but his devil-may-care attitude may soon need an adjustment: His mother is coming to town.
18 2016-09-19 8
Season 3
Season 3
As Lucifer struggles with an identity crisis, a gruff new police lieutenant shakes up the status quo with Chloe and the rest of the LAPD.
26 2017-10-02 7.8
Season 4
Season 4
As Chloe struggles to come to terms with Lucifer's disturbing revelation, a rogue priest sets out to stop a long-rumored prophecy.
10 2019-05-08 8.3
Season 5
Season 5
Lucifer makes a tumultuous return to the land of the living in hopes of making things right with Chloe. A devil’s work is never done.
16 2020-08-20 7.9
Season 6
Season 6
Lucifer scored the promotion, but does he really want the job? Plus, Chloe prepares to give up detective work, Amenadiel joins the LAPD, and more.
10 2021-09-10 7.9

What's left behind the scenes

  • The series is based on a DC Comics character, Lucifer Morningstar, from the Sandman comic book series.
  • The lyrics of the songs that occasionally play in the series invariably touch upon themes of the divine and the diabolical (though not necessarily in the specific snippet heard on screen).
  • For locksmiths, a '999 key' refers to a master key that opens all locks. In the Los Angeles Police Department, the term '999 key' has a different meaning. It refers to keys issued to police officers and certain civilian employees that unlock the rear (service) entrance of all police stations. All these keys are identical; they grant access to any police station, and the absence of any markings or identification makes any attempt to track exactly to whom a key was issued useless.
  • Kevin Alejandro replaced Nicolas Gonzalez in the role of Dan after the pilot episode.
  • Lina Esco was initially cast in the role of Maze, but after the script for the pilot episode was read, the role was given to Lesley-Ann Brandt.
  • Rachel Harris, as Linda, and D.B. Woodside, as Amenadiel, appeared together in seasons 2–4 of the series 'Suits' (2011).
  • Lead actors Tom Ellis and Lauren German were born in the same year and month (November 1978), only 11 days apart.
  • In Dutch, "Lucifer" means "match".
  • The pilot episode mentions Tom Capino's TV series "Californication" (2007): Morningstar says that Trixie is a name for a prostitute. Hank Moody, the main character of "Californication," has an acquaintance who is a prostitute with that name.
  • In the Vertigo comics, the characters do not look like they do in the series. Maze (or Mazikeen) is drawn with very pale skin and only has half a face (she covers the other half with a mask in public). Amenadiel is, firstly, white, and secondly, much older than in the series (he is depicted as gray-haired and bearded). As for Lucifer himself, at the insistence of comic author Neil Gaiman, he was specifically given a striking resemblance to singer David Bowie.
  • The bar where the pilot episode takes place is called "Lux," which means "light" in Latin. This is the root of the word "Lucifer," meaning "light-bringer."

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