This is an easy one, and the answer very definitely is yes.
The sixth and final season is on its way.
Expect ten more exciting episodes,
the first of which is titled
"Nothing Ever Changes Around Here".
Although no release date for the sixth season
has been announced yet,
showrunner Joe Henderson confirmed on Twitter that
filming on the series wrapped on 31 March,
and even shared the title of the very last episode
in a photo with fellow showrunner Ildy Modrovich,
while an emotional D.B. Woodside, who plays Amenadiel,
tweeted about filming his final scenes with Tom Ellis:
"Thank you for everything, brother."
"You are a divine talent and a true gentleman."
"I love you, mate."
It sure looks like it.
Season five ended on this absolute bombshell.
With God having retired and left our reality behind
to go and be with Goddess,
someone needs to step up and become the master of all reality.
And, with Michael now seemingly defeated,
that job has gone to Lucy.
Oh my Me.
It's a big change
and one that's bound to have ramifications
for Chloe and Lucifer's burgeoning romance.
We already know that she is having misgivings about
her boyfriend's new job putting strain on their relationship,
so we imagine that will be a key part of the new series.
You also have to wonder how the other celestials will take to
Lucifer being their new boss.
They bent the knee to him, but can they be trusted not to rebel?
Given that's how Lucifer's own story started,
there would be a certain poetry in another angel rejecting his rule.
Dan's death in "Is This Really How It's Going to End?"
definitely seemed final.
He was shot three times and there was a funeral and everything,
so we're not anticipating a surprise resurrection,
especially given Chloe's recent return from the dead.
Then again, we really can't see Lucifer and Chloe leaving him
stuck in hell for all eternity.
That's far too harsh a fate for Detective Douche.
He's come a long way over the last five years,
turning into one of the most sympathetic characters on the show.
Two things are certain:
Dan's loss will have a big impact on season six
and we'll probably see the character again.
Joe Henderson told entertainment weekly:
"Kevin Alejandro has turned Dan into one of the hearts of the show
and Dan's character is both
the character we torture every season relentlessly,
but we also do it because we love that character."
Alejandro himself has confirmed that season five is:
"Definitely not the last you're going to see of Dan."
"It could be through flashbacks."
"It could be through trying to decide what's going on."
"I was on set a little bit in season six."
So he's coming back,
just not the way everyone thinks he's coming back.
Come on, now. Don't be silly.
Tom Ellis doesn't have an identical twin brother.
Who do you think plays him?
Now, that's a more pertinent question.
The last time we saw him,
Michael had had his wings hacked off by Lucifer,
but he was still alive and on Earth.
Sure, he looked defeated and bent the knee to Lucy
but, if there's one thing that we know about Michael,
it's that he's a sneaky SOB.
We wouldn't be at all surprised
if he tried to get his revenge on Lucifer in season six.
It's too early to say,
but we fully expect Tom Ellis to don that sinister turtle-neck again
before the end of the show.
Chloe was killed by Michael at the end of season five,
and her soul ascended to heaven,
forcing Lucy to risk everything to bring her back.
He did this by placing Lilith's ring on her finger.
The ring grants people immortality, but that raises its own questions.
Does Chloe even want to live forever?
After all, she seemed perfectly happy
hanging out with her dad in heaven.
And Eve has previously rejected the ring,
believing that mortality is something that defines humans.
Assuming that Chloe does accept it, what happens if she takes it off?
Would she die there and then?
Better not go swimming, Chloe.
The destiny of Amenadiel and Dr. Martin's son
feels like a big question that season six will need to address.
Although he is half human and half celestial,
he seems to be mostly a regular human baby, mortal
and without any of the powers that Amenadiel and Lucifer enjoy.
But will that always be the case?
He clearly has potential.
In season four, the demon Dromos planned to crown him
as the new king of hell, after all.
So perhaps he just hasn't grown into his powers, yet.
So, Lucifer is now seemingly God,
but there's still a vacancy over who exactly will rule over hell
in his continued absence.
It certainly looks like the job might go to Maze.
She's keen on it and, let's face it,
she rocks the outfit,
despite Lucifer saying that she looks like a bony xylophone.
What are you wearing? You look like a bony xylophone.
But will her growing relationship with Eve stand in the way of that?
Then there's the question of Maze's newly-grown soul.
It's all very well ruling over the lost and the damned as a demon,
but now she has to contend with actual real feelings and stuff.
That's bound to be a struggle,
even without the pressures of ruling over an infernal dimension.
Uff, now that's the biggie, isn't it?
We've all come to love these characters over the last few years
as we've seen them struggle to find their way in life.
The ending of season five was triumphant in one sense,
but also very ambiguous,
and the loss of Daniel still hangs over everyone.
Joe Henderson has said that season six will be
the show's most intimate season,
so we're hoping that each character and relationship
will get the resolution it deserves.
Most fans are hoping that deca star,
the romantic pairing of Lucifer and Chloe,
will come to a joyful conclusion
with them living happily ever after.
It's looking promising:
he's finally said "I love you"…
I love you.
… and even put a ring on her finger,
but can a human detective and the literal devil
ever truly be happy together?
Then there's the other characters.
Will Amenadiel really become a cop
and how will that affect him as both an angel and father
to a half human child?
Will Ella finally accept herself and find love with someone
who doesn't turn out to be a secret serial killer?
And how will Maze and Eve's romance turn out?
We've no doubt that the showrunners
have grand plans for everyone,
but one thing we've learnt over the last five seasons
is that true happiness doesn't come easily,
and this show is willing to take both risks
and put its characters through hell,
quite literally, in some cases.
So, while we're sure that good will probably win out,
we won't be surprised if there's tears
and a few bitter-sweet moments before this story reaches its end.
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