Lucifer season 5 has been officially announced, but before the final season hits Netflix, it’s time to take a look at the 10 best Lucifer episodes so far.
Lucifer has been going on for four seasons now, but it hasn’t been an easy journey for us Luci fans. It’s actually been pretty tough at certain points, and there was even a moment when many of us thought it would be gone forever, just like that.
After three seasons of great television, Fox opted to pull the show from their network. This decision kind of came out of nowhere since the show’s numbers were doing fine and it felt like it was really starting to get into its groove.
It felt like we were reaching a pivotal point in Lucifer (played by Tom Ellis) and Detective Decker’s (Laura German) relationship and things were really starting to get interesting.
Before that, they had been playing this ‘will-they-won’t-they’ game, and then Tom Welling’s Marcus Pierce (a.k.a. Cain) came onto the scene and spoiled things for those of us who really wanted to see Lucifer and Decker finally get together.
However, in swooped Netflix, after the fans started a very successful campaign on social media to bring Lucifer back from the dead. The streaming giants decided to pick up the show and they gave us a fourth season, which I would argue was one of the best seasons of the show so far.
It was only ten episodes long, but still, they managed to fit a lot of story into those episodes and they took it to a very dark and fascinating place.
It was then revealed that Lucifer season 5 would be the show’s very last, and that was rather upsetting. However, I was happy to hear that Netflix had ordered six more episodes, making the final season a whole six hours longer than the previous one.
This is very good news indeed since it’ll allow the showrunners and the show’s writers to tell the story they always wanted to tell.
So, after that interesting bit of good news, I thought it would be a great time to go over the episodes of the past and give you my list of the ten best Lucifer episodes up until the very end of season 4.
There have been a lot of very good Lucifer episodes, so this wasn’t an easy list to come up with, yet I put in the hours, rewatched the entire show and came up with a definitive list.
10. Devil Is as Devil Does – Season 4
9. Pilot – Season 1
8. Quintessential Deckerstar – Season 3
7. Somebody’s Been Reading Dante’s Inferno – Season 4
6. Once Upon a Time – Season 3
5. Who’s da New King Of Hell? – Season 4
4. A Devil Of My Word – Season 3
3. A Good Day To Die – Season 2
2. Save Lucifer – Season 4
1. A Priest Walks Into a Bar – Season 1
So, there you have it. These are the top ten best Lucifer episodes up until the end of season 4. Now, you might disagree with me, and that’s absolutely fine. I’d love to know which episodes are your favourites and you can always let me know in the comments below.
There have been a lot of episodes of this show, so trying to whittle it down to just ten wasn’t easy, yet I’m pretty happy with this list, and I think it shows the very best the show has to offer.
Until Lucifer season 5 comes out on Netflix, I’d highly recommend you go back and rewatch some of these episodes. Or why not rewatch all of them and have a great old time of it. There are some real gems there which I didn’t include in this list.
Meanwhile, why not have a read of our articles on what we can expect from Legends of Tomorrow season 5, the five times Game of Thrones season 8 dropped the ball, and the six things we wanted to see happen in Stranger Things season 3.
You can also have a read of our reviews of The Lion King, Yesterday, Toy Story 4, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Aladdin, Detective Pikachu, John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Avengers: Endgame, Hellboy and Glass.
In the meantime, why not rewatch previous episodes of Lucifer, which you can purchase here!
Lucifer season 4 is available to stream on Netflix right now, and the previous seasons are available on Amazon Prime Video in the UK.
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