Tom Ellis

Be still our beating hearts: 'Lucifer' has found its second life on Netflix! Following news that the show would be cancelled by Fox earlier this year, fans got on social media to launch a campaign, begging a network or streaming platform to #SaveLucifer. Now, their wishes have been answered, with Tom Ellis and Lauren German expected to return to the show when it makes its comeback.

Tom Ellis will be making a return as Lucifer after all

Based on Neil Gaiman, Sam Keith, and Mike Dringenberg's comic book character of the same name, 'Lucifer' followed the titular anti-hero as he made the decision to leave his comfy surroundings of Hell, and live amongst "normal" people on Earth. Running a nightclub, but then getting caught up in police work with Detective Chloe Decker (German), the show took on a sort of police procedural format.

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Earlier this month, news broke that Fox would not be renewing their comic book-based series 'Lucifer', which had Tom Ellis in the leading titular role. The decision was immediately met with backlash from fans, who launched what has been an extremely vocal social media campaign dubbed #SaveLucifer, even picking up support from celebrities and making it onto news channels.

Tom Ellis says he was blindsided by Fox's cancellation of 'Lucifer'

The network's decision wasn't just something that surprised fans, but according to Ellis, blindsided everybody who had been working on the series.

Continue reading: Tom Ellis Says Nobody Expected 'Lucifer' To Be Cancelled

It's been six years since he last hit the small screen, but Tom Welling is set to make a grand return in the third series of Fox's 'Lucifer' coming this Fall. The announcement was made by the show's producers over the weekend at San Diego Comic-Con. 

Tom Welling at 'Draft Day' premiere

On Saturday (July 22nd 2017), it was revealed that the 40-year-old - who played Clark Kent in the TV series 'Smallville' which ended back in 2011 - will be playing something of a rival to lead actor Tom Ellis' character Lucifer Morningstar, who is the Devil on Earth helping the LAPD to solve crimes.

Continue reading: Tom Welling Is Back On The Small Screen For 'Lucifer'

Popular BBC sitcom, Miranda, looks like it’s in talks to return to our screens after a two and half year break. The comedy show is one of a number of shows that moved from BBC One to BBC Two due to its huge rise in ratings but - after three series - creator, Miranda Hart pulled the plug: disappointing many fans in the process.

Comedian Miranda Hart could be bringing her self-titled show back

However, hopes have been raised after co-star of the show, Tom Ellis, told HuffPost the sitcom is in talks to return.

Continue reading: Popular Sitcom Miranda In Talks For A Revival

Who knew that damning the sinners of forgotten times in the fires of Hell could lose its appeal after a while? Well, indeed, that seems to be what's happened to the Devil himself, who's decided to retire to Los Angeles in favour of working for the police in this new detective series 'Lucifer'.

Tom Ellis plays the Devil in Lucifer

It might sound like an unusual place to want to spend your life; the City of Angels, while you are in fact the original fallen angel; but for Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis), it's a refreshing change from his title as the Lord of Hell. As an earthly being, he decides to team up with the LAPD to help punish the criminals of America long before their deaths; a useful role, given that he can magically force anyone to tell the truth no matter how personal or embarrassing it is. Oh, he also has his own nightclub called Lux.

Continue reading: He's British, He's Bad, He's Beguiling: 'Lucifer' Swaps Hell For LA In New Series