Lucyfer - Season 4

I must admit that Netflix rarely disappoints me, but season 4 of Lucifer was unfortunately a step in the wrong direction. The relaxing and hilarious series turned into a dull story about relationships, going around every issue in circles because otherwise there would be nothing left to shoot next time. When I heard last year that the third season was going to be the last, I wasn’t happy. But it might not have been such a bad idea after all. (17.08.2019)

Let's all thank Netflix for taking on this series, because without their help, we probably wouldn’t have seen more seasons. The move to this streaming service has been incredibly beneficial for Lucifer. Over the past few years, I’ve really grown fond of the cast, especially Tom Ellis; I haven’t seen this actor anywhere else, so I appreciate him even more because he has demonstrated his undeniable qualities with just one role. The story surprised me the most, as it surpassed its previous seasons in quality... Of course, it also helped that the creators decided on only 10 episodes, so viewers don’t get bored; there are no episodes primarily aimed at stretching the plot, definitely not. The humor is spot-on, and everyone involved immersed themselves in their roles 110 percent. The final two episodes are also precise (Lucifer always saves the best for last), and the budget has increased significantly, so the CGI looks very good. In a few days, the fifth season awaits us, so hopefully, it won’t disappoint. For me, Season 4 gets an 8.5/10. (08.08.2020)