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Lucifer officially signed off, the Devil has set one last date. Only ET has the exclusive first look at the sixth and final season bloopers, featuring series stars Tom Ellis, Lauren German, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Kevin Alejandro, D.B. Woodside and Rachael Harris as they enjoy their last weeks on set. The minute-long gag reel opens with Ellis and German in character as Lucifer and Chloe, respectively, as they get into a dramatic headspace for a pivotal scene.

Gwendoline Christie is no stranger to iconic book franchises and their TV adaptations, so it's no surprise that she's taking the pressure of starring in the long-awaited adaptation of Neil Gaiman's beloved comic series with ease. «I think it's always interesting when you're dealing with material that people really love and they have an invested relationship, but that's also what makes it enticing,» Christie told ET when asked about joining another beloved series with a large fandom. «There's already an audience there that really wants to see that story brought to life.

Tom Ellis, Lauren German, Lesley-Ann Brandt, D.B. Woodside and Aimee Garcia ahead of the premiere, and they all have strong opinions on whether or not they'd like to revisit their characters if the opportunity arose. «The only spinoff that would not work from the show would be Decker,» German said of her character, Chloe Decker.

Lucifer. The sixth and final season is now streaming and we’re already missing our favorite devil and all his friends. That being said, we will take solace in the fact that the beloved characters all got the endings they deserved.

Lucifer on Netflix is here – you can check it out below.The hit drama series will be returning to the streaming platform next month for its sixth and final outing, in which we follow Lucifer after he was chosen to take over his father’s throne in Heaven.Tom Ellis will reprise his role as Lucifer in the final season, as the character grapples with his newfound responsibility and the Earth suffers the consequences.Check out the new trailer here:Earlier this year, producer Joe Henderson said the

With Lucifer Season 5 Part 2 dropping last week and making just the right waves with its twist, turns and that SHOCKING death, fans are excited yet overwhelmed for the next season, which also marks the cherished series' final farewell.

star Tom Ellis spoke with ET's Katie Krause about the upcoming season of the show and what Luciferas God may mean for the fate of Deckerstar. When asked about Lucifer seemingly taking on the role of the big man upstairs, Ellis played coy on whether Lucifer is actually God now. «Well, I can't tell you that,» Ellis told ET.

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's Kevin Alejandro is opening to ET’s Katie Krause about Dan’s death in 5B and what that means for season 6 of the show.  Alejandro was just as shocked as fans were when he learned that Dan was being killed off the show, but ultimately said it was a good choice and great storytelling on the part of the writers' room.«When it comes to situations like that where a character's going to be killed off or go through a big change, those discussions start pretty early,» Alejandro tells ET.

Tom Ellis starrer Lucifer just released its highly anticipated second part of their season 5 on Netflix, and Twitterati had some thoughts.

's musical episode is going to be one to remember! ET's Katie Krause was on the set of the long-awaited episode, where stars Tom Ellis and Lauren German gave insight into what fans can expect.«It has been a long time in the planning. We have done a lot of music in the show and done some dancing in the show.

If you were to name the most popular streaming series that aren’t released by Netflix, you’d probably start with Disney+’s “The Mandalorian,” right? Maybe Amazon’s “The Boys” would be in there. Perhaps even Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale,” if you want to go deeper.

‘Lucifer’ is a show that deals with the devil coming to earth and trying to understand humans. Obviously a show with that devil and evil can be kind of stressful.

is getting musical!The beloved Netflix series shared a sneak peek at their upcoming musical episode on Saturday, during DC's FanDome event, and only ET was on set to get an exclusive first look at all the theatrics from stars — who plays the titular Prince of Darkness — and .«I feel like I have won a competition,» Ellis raved to ET's Katie Krause. «I am having the time of my life.

season 5 — but was it ultimately the devil himself who did the most damage? The Netflix drama returned for the first half of its fifth season on Friday, with star  pulling double duty — as Lucifer's twin, Michael, returned to Earth in his place, ready to shake up the mortal realm as well as his brother's family and friends. But that, of course, wasn't the only surprise in store for the fallen angel's inner circle.

) faced off in an epic showdown against his own evil twin brother, Michael (also ), in a climactic fight that was ceremoniously interrupted by the long-awaited arrival of Dad -- the one and only enigma that is God (played by). «That's enough,» says God, suddenly appearing midway through the scuffle with a knowing glint in his eye. «Dad...,» a stunned Lucifer says, a look of astonishment and shock evident on his face. «Children, you know I hate it when you fight,» God replies with a smirk, his

Black Lives Matter — in the upcoming sixth season.Executive producer revealed the news to ET's when she and her colleague, executive producer, hopped on Zoom to discuss the series Wednesday.«When we got back to the [writers] room, we started looking at the fact that we're a cop show and in what ways have we contributed or not addressed the systemic issues of the police department. And we decided we wanted to speak to it.

Lucifer is all set to drop its fifth season this weekend. Fans brace themselves to watch Tom Ellis embrace his inner devil and bowl us over yet again.

D.B. Woodside is opening up about how the Black Lives Matter movement has affected him personally.ET spoke with the 50-year-old star via Zoom, where he addressed the ongoing fight for racial justice and the responsibility he feels to help make that change.«The movement is extremely important and we all have to push this change that we really wanna see,» Woodside told ET's Katie Krause.

fans couldn't have been more excited when Netflix revealed last month that the series would get a sixth season — and that includes D.B. Woodside and Aimee Garcia. «We're fans ourselves of these great stories,» Garcia tells ET's Katie Krause.

is — almost — back and Aimee Garcia and DB Woodside are spilling details on what fans can expect in season 5! The Netflix show's previous season left off with a massive ending, revealing that Lucifer has a twin named Michael, who will pose as his brother and steal his life.«Jaw dropping! Silence! Could hear a pin drop, gasping,» Garcia told ET’s Katie Krause about the major reveal, in which lead Tom Ellis portrays dual characters.

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on the Los Angeles set for the fifth and final season of the beloved series, where stars and got candid about Lucifer and Chloe's romantic future after the dramatic season 4 finale — in which Chloe professed her love, only for Lucifer to descend down to Hell to deal with a major demon uprising — and where their state of mind is at the start of the new season, which picks back up after a six-month time jump.«Season 5 picks up… Chloe is heartbroken but she's trying to almost play it cool more or

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Surprise! While we wait for new episodes of to drop sometime in the near future, here's a never-before-seen moment from the most recent season to keep us warm and cozy while we're in quarantine.

will soon be returning to Netflix for its fifth season, though, like most Hollywood productions, the beloved series — which stars Tom Ellis as the titular Lord of Hell -- has been majorly affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

Netflix’s ‘Lucifer’ is a series about the devil himself. As predictable as it may sound, the storyline comes with a twist that hits you so hard in the very first episode that you just can't resist binge-watching. The plotline follows the fallen angel as he decides to walk and live among humans after quitting his job as the king of hell. There is no buffer period to this show, as the story holds your attention in the very beginning and then never disappoints.

Lucifer has enjoyed a very loyal fan base since the very beginning. When the show was taken off air by Fox, the fans voiced their disapproval and ask for more.

By Angela Bekiaris

Lucifer fans are bracing themselves for the final season of the Netflix series. And it seems like makers are making sure it is as epic as it could get. Lucifer season 5 will have 16 episodes in total. To make things a little more interesting, the makers have split the final series into two parts. While the details about the plot have been under tight wraps, Gotham star Drew Powell was spotted on the sets of the Netflix series paving the way for speculations of Gotham and Lucifer crossover.