WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Lucifer season 5 that may influence your enjoyment in discovering the plotlines. Read at your own risk.
The title of Lucifer season 5 episode 2 was, finally, revealed. After teasing this on social media, the writers have confirmed that the second episode will be simply called "Lucifer! Lucifer! Lucifer!"
Fans of the show have been trying to guess who could have said this line in Lucifer Season 5 episode 2 as the writers shared the script's first-page onTwitter. Speculations are that it's likely coming from Chloe Decker (played by Lauren German) as she is grieving his absence.
At the end of Lucifer season 4, Lucifer Morningstar (played by Tom Ellis) made a difficult choice to return to Hell and assume his throne to prevent an apocalypse. Demons would be unleashed if he stayed behind and pursued a relationship with Chloe; thus, to keep humans safe, Lucifer made the sacrifice.
It's assumed that Chloe is hopelessly missing him in Lucifer season 5, which means that the King of Hell could still be unable to return to Earth by the second episode. However, there are also hints that Chloe could be having a hard time with this loss based on a video posted by German on Twitter.
The actress shared that she's been learning card magic tricks while preparing to work on the set of Lucifer season 5. However, one fan stated that this could be a foreshadowing of Chloe's gambling addiction problem as a result of grieving for Lucifer.
"In season five Chloe will have personal problems (gambling and alcohol) due to the departure of Lucifer, and he is watching her already on earth," the fan deduced. The fan also said that Lucifer's return will be kept a secret from Chloe until the devil is sure that all the demons that have unleashed Hell on Earth are back where they belong.
Some avid viewers, however, think that Chloe will be too focused on work to mend her broken heart. This scene in the casino could mean that she is after a gambling den in Lucifer season 5.
Meanwhile, Lucifer season 5 episode 1's title has also been revealed earlier. It's "Really Sad Devil Guy," which might be a line from Ella (played by Aimee Garcia).
Netflix confirmed over the summer that Lucifer season 5 will be its final run after acquiring the show from FOX for season 4. The final season will have 16 episodes and will likely be ready on the platform by summer of 2020.
