The
sixth
and
final
season
of
the
fantasy
superhero
series
Lucifer
will
air
on
September
10
on
Netflix,
the
streaming
platform
has
announced.
Lucifer
revolves
around
Lucifer
Morningstar,
played
by
Tom
Ellis,
the
Devil,
who
abandons
Hell
for
Los
Angeles
where
he
runs
his
own
nightclub
named
"LUX" and
joins
Lauren
German's
Detective
Chloe
Decker
to
consult
the
LA
Police
Department.
Ellis,
and
executive
producers
Joe
Henderson
and
Ildy
Modrovich
made
the
announcement
during
the
show's
panel
at
the
virtual
Comic-Con@Home
on
Saturday.
On
its
official
Twitter
account,
Netflix
Geeked
shared
that
"even
bad
things
must
come
to
an
end" as
it
posted
the
teaser
of
the
final
season.
The
minute-long
video
clip
offered
fans
a
look
back
at
various
moments
across
the
previous
seasons.
Lucifer
is
then
shown
being
pulled
over
by
the
police
upon
which
he
tells
the
officer
that
it's
his
last
night
in
LA.
The
last
season
saw
Lucifer
go
through
a
lot
of
changes
and
also
redeem
his
banishment
from
Heaven.
The
cast
of
Lucifer
also
includes
Rachael
Harris,
DB
Woodside,
Lesley-Ann
Brandt,
Aimee
Garcia,
Tricia
Helfer,
Scarlett
Estevez
and
Kevin
Alejandro.
The
show
is
produced
by
Jerry
Bruckheimer
Television,
DC
Entertainment
and
Warner
Bros
Television.