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Lucifer is back and better than ever. The second part of Season 5 has just debuted on Netflix, full of steamy, mysterious episodes like the ones that came before. The return of the series has landed it in the first position in Netflix’s Top 10 Movies and Shows of the day — now’s the perfect time to catch up on the series. But if you’ve already whipped through eight new episodes, worry not! There are plenty of other shows similar to Lucifer available to stream on Netflix, and we’re here to recommend just a few.
The latest season of the series picks up right where we left the Lord of Hell (Tom Ellis) in the middle of Season 5: in the middle of a fight, about to face confrontation from God. The second half of Season 5 includes dinner parties, karaoke jam sessions, and plenty of other fantastic drama. Lucifer has already been renewed for a sixth season. Even though you’ll have to wait a little while for new episodes to drop on Netflix, rest assured: they are on the way. But that’ll be all for the series, as Netflix has announced Season 6 will conclude the entire series.
Looking for more shows like Lucifer to watch once you’ve binged the rest of the Season 5 episodes? We’ve got you covered. Here are seven shows like Lucifer to watch on Netflix:
'Shadow and Bone'
Shadow and Bone is a newer Netflix saga — before it delves into more seasons, start at the very beginning. The series is based on Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse novels, which follow a young cartographer with undiscovered powers that can control the elements. If she wants to save her village from war and the ominous Shadow Fold, she’ll have to team up with the other Grisha to spar against the dark matter. But that’s not without a little romance and drama along the way, of course.
'Ragnarok'
Ragnarok also recently dropped new episodes on Netflix. The Norwegian series has themes of climate change and environmental destruction, following the effects torrential downpours, hurricanes, and other massive natural disasters have on a small town in the country. A slew of teenagers band together to battle the elements, bringing their own history and powers to merge as one strong force for humanity.
'Colony'
Colony takes place in the not-too-distant future, where an inhumane force has occupied a major city. Set in Los Angeles, the sci-fi series follows the valley that forms between two groups of folks in the area: people who bow to the occupation, and people who fight against it. If the Angelenos want their old lives back, they’ll have to spar against the military forces and each other to protect their communities, homes, and loved ones from evil forces that lurk within the occupation.
'Lupin'
Lupin debuted its Part 1 earlier this year, and new episodes are already on the way. The series is a contemporary retelling of the classic French story about Arsène Lupin (Omar Sy), a world-famous thief and disguise artist. Just like Lucifer, Lupin follows a devilishly handsome antihero and has a title that starts with ‘Lu.’ Fans of the older Netflix series will feel right at home with the newer series, which is just as adventurous and thrilling, if not more.
'Zero'
Netflix’s new Italian series Zero follows Zero, a teenager with the much-desired power of invisibility. Though he wants to carry on with his normal young life, he ends up getting dragged into a small criminal’s quest to rule the neighborhood whilst getting to know an art student. His new power, paired with two bizarre new companions, promises that Zero will no longer be huddled in his shy shell any longer. With his artistic dreams in his back pocket, Zero sets out to become a new person.
'Elite'
If you love the steaminess of Lucifer, Netflix’s similar Elite is the show for you. The Spanish teen drama follows three working-class teens who enroll in an exclusive (elite, if you will) private school in Spain and must bridge the gap between them and their wealthier peers. But the clash between them is evident, and eventually leads to a brutal murder. Loaded with gossip and wild plot twists, Elite will fill any hole Lucifer may have left in your heart.
'L.A.'s Finest'
L.A.’s Finest follows LAPD employee Syd Burnett, who’s recently left a complicated past behind to become the detective she is today. She’s paired with a new partner in the series, Nancy McKenna, a working mom with an equally complex background hidden from the squad. As both take on the most dangerous criminals L.A. has to offer, they’re forced to confront their troubling pasts and reckon with the way it might affect their detective work. All the while, the pair have off-the-charts chemistry as a work duo.
