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It’s been a long, devil-free few months That’s all over now though, thanks to the return of Lucifer. After the end of the second season found Lucifer himself (Tom Ellis) mysteriously regaining his angel wings, there’s no telling how it will impact his relationship with Chloe (Lauren German) or his place on earth. One thing we do know for sure though is that the show's cast is expanding for Season 3.
Smallville alum Tom Welling makes his return to TV in Lucifer’s third season, joining the cast as Lieutenant Marcus Pierce, who will be going out of his way to antagonize the devil. While that normally wouldn’t seem like a great idea, since this is Lucifer Morningstar we’re talking about, this isn't much better than rattling this devil’s cage.
Lucifer returns to the air on Monday, Oct 2 on FOX. But what if you want to catch it online instead? In the every-changing TV landscape, there are a number of ways to keep up with the show. To keep things as easy as possible, check out the complete guide to all the ways you can watch and stream Lucifer below.
Lucifer airs Mondays at 8:00 on FOX. Additionally, episodes are available on demand the day after they air. Always remember you can use a cheap to get free HD local channels any time.
If you want to watch Lucifer live but don’t have traditional cable service and an antenna isn’t an option for you, you can consider streaming live TV via the internet. FOX broadcasts live on streaming services Sling, Hulu Live, YouTube TV, PlayStation Vue and DirecTV Now. Episodes will also be available for on demand streaming the next day.
At $25 per month, Sling's Blue package is the cheapest option and includes 44 additional channels beyond FOX.
What if you have a TV subscription but miss an episode and forgot to DVR it? Luckily, the devil has your back. You can stream episodes the next day on FOX’s website and through the FOXNOW app. You’ll have to sit through commercials, but by logging in with your TV provider information, you’ll have access to episodes the day after they air on TV.
If you don’t have a cable subscription of any kind, Hulu might be your best bet. Episodes will stream on the service the day after they air on FOX. You will, however, need a Hulu membership. With plans starting at $5.99 a month, it’s one of the cheaper options.
Both FOX.com and Hulu can be accessed through laptops and desktop computers via your browser. Meanwhile, the apps for both are available on a number of devices. You can access them through your iPhone, iPad or Android devices. Beyond that, the service can also be used via Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, Google Chromecast or Roku Streaming Stick devices -- all of which connect to your TV through an HDMI port.
Each device has its strengths. Apple TV connects to your library of music and movies purchased through your Apple devices, while Google Chromecast allows you to stream content from your smartphone, tablet or computer to the TV. Amazon Fire TV Stick gives users access to the Amazon Prime video library, should they be Prime members, and the Roku Streaming Stick offers access to many streaming service you may already be signed up for.
The app is also available on select Samsung Smart TVs, both the Xbox One and Xbox 360 gaming consoles, as well as through Windows 8.1 or newer devices.
A complete list of devices for the FOXNOW and Hulu apps:
- iPad (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- iPhone (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- iPod Touch (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Android devices (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Kindle (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Windows Phone (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Windows 8.1+ Tablets & PCs
- Xbox 360 & One (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- PlayStation 3 & 4 (Hulu)
- Nintendo Wii & Wii U (Hulu)
- Apple TV (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Roku Streaming Stick (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Samsung Smart Blu-ray players & TVs (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Vizio Smart TVs (Hulu)
- LG Smart Blu-ray players & TVs (Hulu)
- Google Chromecast (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Android TV (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Amazon Fire TV (FOXNOW, Hulu)
- Nexus Player (Hulu)
- Tivo Premiere (Hulu)
The FOXNOW App and FOX.com offer up the five previous episodes of Lucifer to stream for free, but reminder you’ll need to input your cable credentials. Hulu carries all previous seasons of the DC Comics Vertigo series for streaming with your subscription for a devilishly good time.
If you would rather purchase previous episodes from older seasons, that can be done digitally through iTunes, Amazon Video, YouTube, Vudu, Fandango Now, Microsoft and Google Play for offline use on your laptop and various devices. The seasons can also be purchased on DVD.
Outside of the United States, there are still ways to watch Lucifer. The series can be purchased for streaming on Amazon Video in various countries. In Canada, current season episodes can be streamed on CityTV’s website, the network that airs the series in that country.
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