'Lucifer' Fans Debate Whether the Show Was Better Before Netflix Move

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"I caught up on Lucifer yesterday as I was putting my living room together, and it's honestly buckwild how much better seasons 4 and 5 are than seasons 1-3. It was at best mediocre when it was on Fox, but once they went to Netflix it became genuinely good??" one Twitter user wrote.

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"Everything makes sense now... Lucifer was boring as all hell (no pun intended) because it was on Fox. Since Netflix picked up the show, it's immensely better!!" a second supporter wrote.

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"I'm wondering how FOX producers are feeling when they get to see Lucifer on top of the shows worldwide. I don't think it would have been the same if it had continued to produce it, Netflix gives them more freedom," a third fan wrote. "We would have received weekly episodes, it would not have had the same charm. I'm glad they picked up the show, it was the best decision for their numbers."

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On the more negative side of things, one viewer wrote, "Lucifer is still good but better on fox, which is surprising because fox sucks. but if i had never seen lucifer i could pinpoint the exact moment my interest was cut in half and it would be the move to Netflix."

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"Netflix completely ruined this show (Lucifer)," a second dissatisfied fan wrote. "it just to be so good but now it just rushed the plots used to be great but not it's all just squeezed together with no thought and the F-ing dance scenes wtf. Fox never should of let this show go they designed the show so much better."

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"The last episode of [Lucifer] was atrocious," another person wrote, referring to the Season 5 finale. "Chloe and Lucifer as a couple have nothing to offer, armenadiel is just... maze is boring, bringing his dad into the mix was the worst idea ever cos zero content. 0/10 season. I think the 'best' seasons were 1-3."

Regardless of what seasons of Lucifer you think are best, all episodes are streaming on Netflix now. Season 6 is coming soon, but no release date has been announced. The show itself is based on the DC Comics character Lucifer Morningstar, who was created by Neil Gaiman, Sam Keith and Mike Dringenberg.