SpaceWhere to Watch Lucifer
Want to stream Lucifer? Here is where to watch all six seasons of the supernatural comedy-drama.
Streaming Availability
- Netflix — All 6 seasons available with subscription. Netflix picked up the show after its FOX cancellation and produced the final three seasons.
About Lucifer
- Seasons: 6 (93 episodes)
- Years: 2016-2021
- Genre: Crime, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
- Stars: Tom Ellis, Lauren German, Kevin Alejandro, Rachael Harris
Lucifer follows the Devil himself, who abandons Hell and retires to Los Angeles where he opens a nightclub. He becomes involved with the LAPD as a civilian consultant, using his supernatural abilities to assist in criminal investigations.
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Seasons and episodes available for purchase on Apple TV, Amazon Video, Google Play, and Vudu.
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Complete Streaming Guide for Lucifer
Finding where to watch Lucifer can be challenging as streaming rights change frequently. This guide is regularly updated to reflect the latest availability across all major platforms including Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, Peacock, and Paramount+.
Tips for Finding Lucifer Online
- Check multiple platforms — Streaming rights rotate monthly, so Lucifer may move between services.
- Use free trials — Many platforms offer 7-day free trials that let you watch Lucifer at no cost.
- Consider bundle deals — Services like Disney Bundle (Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+) offer better value if you watch multiple shows.
- Look for ad-supported tiers — Cheaper subscription options with ads are available on most major platforms.
Platform Cost Breakdown for Lucifer
Netflix: All 6 seasons of Lucifer are included with any Netflix subscription ($7.99/month with ads, $15.49/month Standard, $22.99/month Premium). Since Netflix produced Seasons 4-6 after rescuing the show from FOX cancellation, the complete series is likely to remain a permanent Netflix library title.
Digital Purchase: Seasons 1-3 (the FOX seasons) are available for purchase on Apple TV, Amazon, and Vudu at $14.99-$19.99 per season SD or $24.99 HD. Seasons 4-6 are Netflix-exclusive and not available for individual purchase outside Netflix.
Lucifer Season Guide
Lucifer has 93 episodes across 6 seasons with varying episode counts:
- Season 1 (13 episodes, FOX, 2016): Lighter procedural tone, establishes the premise. Fun but slow to develop the mythology.
- Season 2 (18 episodes, FOX, 2017): Introduces Goddess/Charlotte Richards. The show finds its rhythm.
- Season 3 (26 episodes, FOX, 2018): The Marcus Pierce/Cain storyline. Longest season; some fans find it slow in the middle third.
- Season 4 (10 episodes, Netflix, 2019): The show was saved. Tighter, bolder, and significantly darker in the best possible way.
- Season 5 (16 episodes, Netflix, 2021): Split into two parts. Part A is excellent; Part B is where the God storyline concludes.
- Season 6 (10 episodes, Netflix, 2021): The final season. Divisive ending among the fanbase.
What to Watch After Lucifer
- Good Omens (Amazon Prime Video) — an angel and demon story with similar supernatural-meets-modern-life comedy
- iZombie (Max) — another supernatural procedural with strong character comedy
- Supernatural (Netflix/Peacock) — 15 seasons of angels, demons, and monster-of-the-week storytelling
- The Good Place (Netflix/Peacock) — afterlife comedy-drama with philosophical depth
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lucifer available on Netflix?
Yes, all six seasons of Lucifer are available on Netflix. Netflix rescued the show after FOX cancelled it in 2018 and produced the final three seasons (4-6) as Netflix originals. It remains one of the platform’s most popular library titles.
Can I download Lucifer episodes to watch offline?
Yes. The Netflix app allows you to download all 93 episodes of Lucifer for offline viewing on mobile devices. Since Netflix produced the final three seasons, the show is likely to remain on the platform long-term.
Will there be new seasons of Lucifer?
Lucifer concluded with Season 6 in September 2021. The series finale was designed as a definitive ending to the story. There are no plans for additional seasons or spinoffs from Warner Bros. or Netflix.