Cineastas:
Tom KapinosReparto:
Tom Ellis, Lauren German, Kevin Alejandro, Scarlett Estevez, D.B. Woodside, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Rachael Harris, Chasten Harmon, Michael Graziadei (más)Episodios(16)
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Un pobre diablo (S05E01)
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¡Lucifer! ¡Lucifer! ¡Lucifer! (S05E02)
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¡Diablo! (S05E03)
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El pollo siempre acaba mal (S05E04)
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El inspector Amenadiel (S05E05)
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BlueBallz (S05E06)
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Nuestra magia (S05E07)
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Alerta de spoiler (S05E08)
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Cena familiar (S05E09)
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Karaoke celestial (S05E10)
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Cara de diablo (S05E11)
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Daniel Espinoza: desnudo y asustado (S05E12)
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Un poco de acoso es inofensivo (S05E13)
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No hay nada eterno (S05E14)
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¿Así se termina todo? (S05E15)
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La posibilidad de un final feliz (S05E16)
Sinopsis(1)
Lucifer regresa al mundo de los vivos con la esperanza de enmendar las cosas con Chloe. Donde el diablo puso la mano, queda huella para rato. (Netflix)
Reseñas (1)
As I mentioned in my review of the eighth episode, I hoped for an improvement in the second half of the fifth season, and fortunately, that did happen. The introduction of God was top-notch; the episodes where this character was in the spotlight were among the best (the decision to become mortal was incredibly funny, and I genuinely laughed heartily at a few well-timed references). However, there were still quite a few filler episodes dealing with melodrama and other unnecessary fluff. I do appreciate it when Lucifer delves into emotions, but too much of it can be overwhelming. The final two episodes, though, elevated the series back to the level where it should ideally stay; this is the quality Lucifer we know! The final battle felt a bit rushed in my eyes, but as a viewer, you’ll get plenty of story twists. We’ll see how the creators wrap up this saga. Season five gets a cautious 7/10 from me. P.S. Michael Graziadei felt criminally underused :(
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