For many, it came as a surprise that Lucifer wasn’t amongst the April Netflix releases and that’s because the show was cancelled due to COVID-19. Just kidding. Season 5 of Lucifer will still be airing but it will be in the first week of May instead according to What’s on Netflix.
However, there has been a temporary postpone of the series release due to COVID-19, which indicates that this might be pushed back sadly but we probably won’t know for sure until Netflix’s May releases, which they will announce in April.
For Lucifer fans this has been a long wait, as the show was cancelled and then saved by Netflix after so much fan support. Now, it even seems as if there might be a season 6 in the pipeline too, with rumours of that surfacing online in recent weeks.
Just saying though, in an exclusive interview we had with D.B. Woodside, the actor of Amenadiel, he started speaking of his wishes for a 6th season and now, it looks like it may happen.
Furthermore, the actor went into what he thought will happen in the upcoming season 5, with the previous season ending on a massive cliffhanger. Just a recap, Lucifer is back in Hell and if Netflix didn’t dave the show, that’s where he would have stayed.
During the interview, Woodside went into what’s next for Lucifer and he hinted that the Devil will not be remaining in Hell for too long in the upcoming season 5.
If you would like to watch the full interview with Lucifer actor D.B Woodsie at Oz Comic-Con Melbourne last year you can in the link or video below:https://youtu.be/SwCINHqA-VA
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The date has not been announced so saying it’s the 8th is completely a lie at this point and you shouldn’t make such statements. You also say this interview is an “exclusive”. Do you actually know what Exclusive means? Because it’s not. That interview was posted everywhere because it was at a convention, therefore not exclusive. Overall a terrible clickbait article with wrong information. Not a real journalist that’s for sure, they at least have ethics.
I don’t mind criticism but only when it’s valid. This was an exclusive interview. This was backstage at a convention yes, however, it was a one-on-one conversation with myself and Mr Woodside. There was no audience and this was our exclusive interview. An interview is essentially a conversation yes, as is every interview ever made, which makes this one no different. If this has been downloaded and re-uploaded by anyone else, it means that they have breached copyright laws. Furthermore, this is what the article says “Season 5 of Lucifer will still be airing but it will be in the first week of May instead according to What’s on Netflix.” This indicates that the publication “What’s on Netflix,” were the ones that originally reported this and we are quoting what has been reported by others. We also do mention that this may also all be pushed back due to COVID-19.