Lucifer: Season 1

2016
Poster for Lucifer: Season 1

Sick and tired of his boring life in Hell, Lucifer Morningstar seeks a more eventful life in Los Angeles as... More

Where to watch Lucifer: Season 1

Lucifer: Season 1 is available to stream in the United... More Kingdom now on Amazon Video and Netflix and Apple TV Store and Google TV and Sky Go and Microsoft.

Lucifer: Season 1 episodes

Episode 1.1

Pilot

Upon leaving hell, Lucifer Morningstar retreats to Los Angeles for... More a more exciting life. When the murder of a friend connects him with LAPD detective Chloe Decker, Lucifer becomes intrigued with the idea of punishing criminals, sending the devil himself into a struggle between good and evil.

Episode 1.2

Lucifer, Stay. Good Devil.

When a movie star's son is killed after being chased... More by the paparazzi, Chloe takes a deep look into the case with a little help from Lucifer. Meanwhile, Maze and Amenadiel continue to encourage Lucifer to go back to hell.

Episode 1.3

The Would-Be Prince of Darkness

When a 22-year-old future superstar quarterback wakes up to find... More a dead girl floating in his swimming pool, he turns to his friend, Lucifer, for help. Lucifer enlists Chloe to investigate the case, which leads to the world of big money sports and people who will literally kill to be number one.

Episode 1.4

Manly Whatnots

In an effort to get over his infatuation with Chloe,... More Lucifer decides that he must seduce her. Meanwhile the two team up on a missing girl case and Amenadiel confronts Maze about his concerns about Lucifer.

EPISODE 1.5

Sweet Kicks

After a shooting occurs at a fashion show and a... More young woman is killed, Lucifer becomes intrigued by the danger of the situation and begs Chloe to get in on the case. Meanwhile, when Maze admits to Amenadiel that she wants to go back to hell, he sets his sights on Dr. Linda.

EPISODE 1.6

Favorite Son

Lucifer bails on Chloe when he becomes bored with her... More investigation into a ruthless biker gang murder. However, when he discovers something was stolen during the crime that was very personal to him, he demands that Chloe let him rejoin the case.

EPISODE 1.7

Wingman

In attempt to find the contents of his stolen container,... More Lucifer enlists the help of an unlikely ally. Meanwhile, Chloe digs deeper into the Palmetto case, uncovering a lead that might finally expose the truth.

EPISODE 1.8

Et Tu, Doctor?

When a therapist is murdered, Lucifer and Chloe enlist the... More help of Dr. Linda to look into possible suspects. Meanwhile, Malcolm confronts Chloe about the night he was shot, and Lucifer experiences his first bout of jealousy.

EPISODE 1.9

A Priest Walks Into A Bar

A priest seeks out Lucifer's help when he suspects an... More underground drug operation has set up shop at a neighborhood youth center. Meanwhile, Malcolm manipulates a way to keep an eye on Dan.

EPISODE 1.10

Pops

Lucifer and Chloe are tasked with solving the murder of... More a prominent restaurateur. When they meet his son, they suspect he played a part in the death. Meanwhile, Chloe's mom returns home, sending Chloe's life into upheaval, as Lucifer learns his own dysfunctional family isn't nearly as unique as he thought.

EPISODE 1.11

St. Lucifer

When philanthropist Tim Dunlear is found dead, Lucifer explores his... More good side by becoming a benefactor for Tim’s glitzy Los Angeles charity.

EPISODE 1.12

#TeamLucifer

When a woman is found dead on the Hollywood Walk... More of Fame - with her body twisted into the shape of a pentagram - the investigation leads Lucifer and team into the world of Satanists, where they soon realize, evil doesn't always live where we expect it to.

EPISODE 1.13

Take Me Back To Hell

When Lucifer is framed for murder, he and Chloe must... More work together to clear his name and prove the identity of the true killer.

Lucifer: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

"Mr. Ellis was born in Wales, and the creators of this incoherent mess apparently hope that his accent will convey rakishness and arch sophistication. Instead you just want to wipe the perpetual smirk off his face."

The New York TimesThe New York Times

"The show's creators have replaced the original Lucifer with neither a counterpoint nor an interesting abstraction. Instead, they've simply shaped yet another paean to the perfect dude, who can carry on a lewd, open affair with his psychiatrist, play matchmaker with Dancer and her ex, and solve every major crime that the LAPD is called in for."

Slant MagazineSlant Magazine

"Lucifer certainly has a sense of atmosphere, and has some fun with little touches like the character's personalized license plate (FALLIN1, naturally) or inherent dislike of children. Rachael Harris is also a hoot, briefly, as a psychologist who is decidedly not resistant to Lucifer's influence. Still, it's hard to think of anything more mundane than having the Devil walking among us, only to turn that into a crime procedural--a slightly sulfurous version of “Bones” or (gasp) “Rosewood.” Subsequent episodes merely calcify that perception."

VarietyVariety

"Lucifer arrives with all of the superficial flash you'd expect from a Len Wiseman-directed pilot. But after falling into the Fox "quirky civilian contractor(s) aid law enforcement" rut, this new drama doesn't begin to show sparks of interest until at least the fifth episode."

Hollywood ReporterHollywood Reporter

"The show, which glides past its mythology Monday, eventually gets bogged down in it--particularly in a silly B-story built around the Angel Amenadiel's (D.B. Woodside) attempts to use Lucifer's bodyguard (Lesley-Ann Brandt) and therapist (Rachael Harris) to lure Lucifer back to hell. Lucifer begins to feel mortal, which is dull, and begins to cross that thin line between amusing and annoying, which is worse."

USA TodayUSA Today

"There's nice but predictable chemistry between Ellis and German, and although Fox only made one episode available to critics, the show's concept is so obvious, it's easy to see exactly where this will go, unless it gets canceled first."

San Francisco ChronicleSan Francisco Chronicle

"Lucifer isn't quite there yet. But what it already is really has to be seen to be believed, if only as a one-off curiosity."

A.V. ClubA.V. Club

"The conventional crime-time format incinerates everything strange and spirited about the concept, and Lucifer's cop partner (Lauren German)--the female wet blanket to his male rogue--is a trope that needs to go to hell."

Entertainment WeeklyEntertainment Weekly

"A light dusting of Milton notwithstanding, its pitch is mainstream and middlebrow. A decently made series that is neither particularly original nor entirely predictable."

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times

Lucifer: Season 1 | Details

Genre
Fantasy
Country of origin
USA