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Even though it seems like a new hashtag is created to save a canceled show on a near weekly basis, shows actually don’t get saved all that often. That’s why Lucifer fans should be proud of themselves for pulling off a successful #SaveLucifer campaign! After getting the chop at Fox a year ago, Netflix swooped in like a guardian angel and picked Lucifer up for Season 4.
Fans have waited a long time to find out how the show can possibly continue after that stunning Season 3 finale. The wait’s almost over–almost! So now you’re asking yourselves when does Lucifer season 4 come out on Netflix? Let’s get into the devilish details!
When does Lucifer Season 4 come to Netflix?
You’ve waited long enough (almost a year!) and you deserve to know the answer: Season 4 hits Netflix on Wednesday, May 8.
What times does Lucifer Season 4 hit Netflix?
As with all Netflix new releases, Lucifer Season 4 will debut on Netflix at 12:00 a.m. PT on the West Coast. That means 3:00 a.m. ET on the East Coast, and between there if you live somewhere in the middle (1:00 a.m. MT, 2:00 a.m. CT). And if you’re asking yourself, “What time zone am I in?” then… well, you should know that.
Is there a trailer for Lucifer Season 4 on Netflix?
You bet there is!
There’s also a recap of what’s happened so far:
And there’s a half hour cast reunion special, too!
Why was Lucifer canceled?
Fox announced that the network canceled Lucifer back on May 11, 2018. While the show had developed a big cult following, the ratings had been in a steady decline for a while, even dipping below 3 million viewers. It also didn’t help that Fox’s schedule was totally overhauled last May; not only did they cancel Lucifer, but they canceled Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Mick, and Last Man on Earth as well. But Netflix swooped in and saved Lucifer a month later and now here we are.
So to sum up, the Lucifer Netflix release date is May 8 at 12:00 a.m. Pacific / 3:00 a.m. Eastern. Now you just have to decide whether you’ll stay up late or if the devil can wait.
