What a feat — two canceled Fox shows this year made the No. 1 trending topic on Twitter, and now both have found new homes.

Netflix has made a deal for comic book drama Lucifer, which will become a Netflix original starting with its upcoming fourth season. The Tom Ellis–starring Lucifer joins cult canceled comedy Brook…

Some good news for Lucifer fans. Fox says it will air two “bonus” episodes that were filmed earlier this spring. The episodes were scheduled to air in the fourth season, which of course, is not happening following the show’s cancellation.

The back-to-back “Boo Normal”/”Once Upon A Time” episodes will air Monday, May 28…

Disappointing — yet unsurprising — news for the fans behind the #SaveLucifer campaign. The CW president Mark Pedowitz indicated that the network is not interested in picking up the series following its cancellation by Fox last week.

“We have not had conversations, there have been no discussions,” he said during a CW up…

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details about tonight’s series finale of Lucifer.

With Fox’s recent cancellation of Lucifer, fans may shed a tear or two Monday night as we say goodbye to the titular fallen angel and his ragtag group of buddies. In the final episode of the series titled “A Devil of My Word”, we…

Lucifer viewers might be in for a double heartbreak. Not only has Fox canceled the devilish series after three seasons, but showrunner Joe Henderson says his team created a season finale “with a huge cliffhanger” that’s going to “frustrate the hell” out of fans.

“We created a season finale with a huge cliffhanger so th…

Given the success of comic book properties on television (not to mention the even huger success in movie theaters), it’s not remotely surprising that large scale owners of comics IP are busy turning everything they can into TV shows. But it’s hard to think of a more difficult property to develop for broadcast than Luci…

Rush star Tom Ellis has been cast as the title character in Fox’s comic book drama Lucifer, written by Tom Kapinos and directed by Len Wiseman for Warner Bros. TV and Jerry Bruckheimer TV.

Based on the characters from the DC Entertainment's Vertigo, the TV series centers on Lucifer (Ellis) who, bored and unhappy as the…

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