LUCIFER showrunner Joe Henderson has revealed the show’s final season includes the ‘darkest episode ever written’ as bosses share plot clues.
The writer spilled the beans as fans were teased with what could be in store for their favourite characters.
The revelation came as the Lucifer Writers Room Twitter account asked followers to ‘Guess the Writer’.
While viewers have been waiting for episodes of the final half of season five to drop, bosses have been trickling information about the sixth and final series starring Welsh actor Tom Ellis.
Fans had recently guessed the premiere episode of season six, Nothing Ever Changes Around Here was written by Mike Costa.
Now they wrote: “Ready for another round of GUESS THE WRITER? Episode 602 was written by a wonderful someone who has been part of the #Lucifer team since Season 1, but started WRITING scripts for the show a bit later… Who do you think it might be?”
And there you have it! All those who guessed @JenG1221 were correct!
— Lucifer Writers Room (@LUCIFERwriters) December 11, 2020
But how does a bucket hold baggage? And WHOSE baggage!?
This title needs more spoilers, @JenG1221
MANY more spoilers! pic.twitter.com/cy4wXg45qr
After several incorrect suggestions, the writer was finally revealed as Jen Graham Imada – as well as the episode title – Buckets of Baggage.
“But how does a bucket hold baggage? And WHOSE baggage!,” they went on.
“This title needs more spoilers, @JenG1221.”
And Imada obliged by tweeting three emojis – a ninja, lipstick and frog – which simply left fans even more confused.
They were then given the opportunity to guess both the writer and title of the third episode.
The account posted: “IIIIIIIIIIIIIt’s time! Are you super sleuths ready to start guessing what the title is for 603? Here’s your clue: “Y**** *a*** *o *e. Good luck!”
Before revealing: “We tried to make this one difficult, but some of you must be an honorary “Detective” for guessing this title.
This is the darkest and yet also lightest episode of #Lucifer I've ever written. It is just plain WEIRD in all my favorite ways.
— Joe Henderson (@Henderson_Joe) December 14, 2020
https://t.co/Qp5coV1qyb
“Now spill the beans @Henderson_Joe, WHO’S Yabba Dabba? And WHO are they doing?”
To which co-showrunner Henderson replied: “This is the darkest and yet also lightest episode of #Lucifer I’ve ever written.
“It is just plain WEIRD in all my favorite ways.”
In October Henderson confirmed that filming for the final series was well underway.
Lucifer season four and 5A are available to watch now on Netflix, with season 5B arriving soon. Catch up on seasons one to three on Amazon Prime Video.
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