Lucifer Season 5: Big Michael twist Breakdown

Well, well, well, it has only been 24 hours since Netflix opened the gates to Hell and the fans are going bonkers over the new trailer release of “Lucifer” season 5. The Netflix Youtube channel has already garnered 3.7 million views since the trailer release.

Watched the trailer with eagerness and frankly, I was not expecting such a twist. I was expecting or rather wanting Lucifer to return to earth to his love Chloe Decker, but the circumstances in which he returns, never crossed my mind. Throughout the series we are introduced to each and every family member of the divine one by one.

In Season 1, Amenadiel, Lucifer’s big brother was introduced who remains a key part of the story. In Season 2, Lucifer’s mum (the goddess) escaped from hell and entered Charlotte Richards’s body. At the same time younger brother Uriel came to earth to kill the goddess. In Season 3, we are introduced to the sister Azrael. In Season 4, it was the other sister Remiel who comes to take away Amenadiel’s child.  In season 5, Lucifer’s twin brother Michael is playing an important part. It is also said that God himself along with the Goddess is going to enter the fray in the later part of the season. So, what’s going to be in Season 6? A family feud in Los Angeles?

Any way the trailer has given us some glimpse on what to expect from this season. Let us break it down and try to find out more about it. At first we are greeted with Chloe and Maze bonding together since Lucifer left them both. Just when Chloe overcame her fear and expressed her love to Lucifer, he had to leave earth for the safety of them all. Maze was finding it difficult to be part of the Linda family though her love for the child remains the same. She was also angry on Lucifer for abandoning her and leaving alone to Hell. This common ground of grieving brought them together, though it was clear that neither was happy nor overcame it.

 Michael’s entry line “Hello Bad Guys” was the highlight of the trailer for me, over his entry in the season itself.  Clearly he does not have the same dressing style as his brother. Moreover it seems Michael is more muscular and his face and jaw line looking more round.  They surely needed to differentiate between Lucifer and his twin brother but don’t the twins have similar physicality than just the face?  It seems that Michael is left hander, evident from the fight with Lucifer.

And talking about the fight Amenadiel found it tough against Michael, where as Maze took him down in a swift motion. So, apart from God, who is the strongest in the immortal world? Well according to the trailer it seems he is here for some vengeance. If he is Lucifer’s alter ego and Lucifer holds vengeance against his father, then there is a conflict of characters.

When Amenadiel confronts Michael in the bar, I think he knows its Michael and not Lucifer, as any brother would be able to identify between twins. In the DC Comics, Michael’s power is second to the God and only equaled by Lucifer. May be that is why “the First Born” found it difficult while fighting him in the police station. More over Michael’s vengeance against Lucifer could be due to the loss of his daughter Elaine Belloc. As per the comics, Belloc was sacrificed for the sake of Lucifer, and if this theory turns true, we may get see some flashbacks related to Belloc and her death, possibly in the black-and-white episode of Season 5A.

While in this series Lucifer has always blamed his father for sending him to hell, in the DC Comics, Michael was the one who defeated Lucifer in his revolt against God and banished him from Heaven. Though the series was not adapted entirely from the DC Comics, the trailer seems to have a lot in common with what happened in the books. Let us what do you think about this trailer in the comments.

Lucifer Season 6: Amenadiel Confirms Return; To Direct An Episode in Final Season

D.B. Woodside, portraying the angelic older brother Amenadiel to the devil Lucifer, has confirmed his return to the sixth and final season of the Netflix’s “Lucifer” series.

What’s more is that, Woodside will not only reprise his role, but also be sitting on the director’s chair for one of the episodes in the Season 6. Amenadiel was last seen in the finale of Season 4, when he and Dr. Linda Martin decided to raise their son Charlie in Earth.

“Happy to announce that I will be returning to Lucifer for Season 6. Additionally, I will be directing an episode for our final season,” Woodside wrote on Twitter. “This is a beautiful cast. We stand by each other. We fight for one another.”

Tom Ellis, the lead actor quote-tweeted Woodside’s announcement, and wrote “”Yes Brother…! Utterly delighted and excited to get back alongside you both in front of and behind the camera.”

Netflix confirmed the renewal of “Lucifer” for the final season of Season 6, late last month. Since then, various news outlets have reported who all will be returning. It was also revealed that the show’s writers are back to work on the script of the Season 6.

“Lucifer” is set to return for the first half of the fifth season, to feature eight episodes, on August 21, 2020. The upcoming season is said to have a black-and-white episode set in the 1940’s, revealing the backstory of the devil Lucifer himself, and Maze. “24” vet Dennis Haysbert join the cast as The Almighty, God, and Lucifer’s father, from the Season 5A.

As for the second part of the “Lucifer” Season 5, featuring 8 more episodes, production is yet to start, following the world-wide shutdown due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Season 5B will see the entry of Rob Benedict, famous for his role as “God” in “Supernatural” TV series. Benedict will play the role of Vincent Le Mec, who crosses path with LAPD, Chloe and Lucifer.

Lucifer Season 5 Spoilers: New Photos from ‘First Case’ in Episode Four Released in EW

New images from the first case of Lucifer, in the Netflix drama’s Season 5’s black-and-white episode titled “It Never Ends Well for the Chicken” has been released exclusively by Entertainment Weekly.

The said black-and-white episode, which will be the fourth episode in the first half of Lucifer Season 5, scheduled to premiere on August 21, 2020, will recount what happened to Lucifer when he visited Los Angeles in the 1940s. Fans will also get to know Maze’s past.

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“Whenever you play [with] flashbacks, the question is always, ‘What’s the time frame that can reflect a person?’ What’s nice about noir is it’s detective stories, but Lucifer isn’t a detective yet. So what we’re almost seeing, to a certain extent, is Lucifer’s first case,” co-showrunner Joe Henderson tells EW. “There is a case, there is a mystery to solve, but it’s just more filtering our [show’s] language through noir.”

“Tom Ellis is made for this style. He kind of is Cary Grant. I think there’s always been something about his portrayal of Lucifer [that’s] old school, that harkens back to the extravagance and elegance of old Hollywood and just noir,” says co-showrunner Ildy Modrovich, explaining why they picked this era.”There was a moment in our arc where Lucifer needed to give us a little backstory on a character and tell us what happened to [him] a long time ago and we thought, ‘Perfect moment for a Princess Bride moment. So, let’s open it up and have Lucifer tell this story to someone. And if we’re really doing an homage to Princess Bride, that person should be Trixie [Scarlett Estevez].'”

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It has been reported that the original script of Season 5 – when it was the final season with just 10 episodes, did not include this story. The writers decided to delve into this part of the story, when the episode count was increased to 16 from 10.

The producers of the show are said to very much excited for fans to see the completely new characters that everybody portray, especially Lesley-Ann Brandt’s performance, which they are sure with break your heart.