NETFLIX has saved Lucifer, much to the joy of fans and season 4 is set to be hitting the streaming platform at some point in the future. But when will series 4 of Lucifer be on Netflix?


Lucifer has now left television purgatory after getting picked up by Netflix with news of the rescue breaking last week.
Since the confirmation has only just happened, it’s too early to say when the show will be hitting screens.
Netflix hasn’t announced anything as yet either, so Lucifer fans will have to be patient.
Season four of Lucifer is set to be going into production but that’s about all we know.
The news of the pick up was announced on Twitter via the official Lucifer account, which posted: “Fans, your voices have been heard. Season 4 coming to Netflix!!!”

LUCIFER fans were overjoyed when they learned that the series would be returning to television screens despite being cancelled by FOX earlier this year.

Lucifer fans were devastated when the network announced that it was cancelling the Tom Ellis fronted show ahead of the season three finale.
A social media campaign began to have the show saved by another network.
Lauren German, who stars as Chloe Decker, previously revealed the cast would know if it had been saved by June 16.
And on Friday night news broke that Netflix had picked up the series for season four.
Following the announcement, leading actor Tom took to social media to thank fans.
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Sharing a report on the news, he told his 421,000 followers: “WE DID IT !!!!!!!!!!! Thank you to everyone for your continued support and love for #Lucifer.
“I am so happy for all our fans I’m going to burst.”
He later added: “#LuciferSeason4 on @Netflix wow that sounds nice. You fans made this happen. #LuciFansrock #Lucifersaved.”
The 39-year-old was clearly overjoyed with the news as he continued to share reports of the announcement on his official Twitter page.
Meanwhile, his co-star DB Woodside shared: “We’re back,” alongside a video of himself.


Lucifans did it!