That's why Lucifer never uses the word f (but will that change in season 5?)

The Lucifer team was more than honest about the fact that they liked to have room to play with their more sneaky side thanks to the Netflix movement.

Moving from your typical TV cycle, gangs are now entitled to more nudity, violence and certain scenarios than ever before.

… But for whatever reason, they still have to pull the trigger to swear or use the word f even if they can do it now (and it's not as if Lucifer or Maze's 39, prevented from becoming a little coarse if need be).

Speaking of this choice, Joe Henderson, showrunners, told TVLine: "We tried an F-bomb and we felt weird, it was nice that we tried it because we wanted to somehow see how he felt.

It's like when you buy a toy and you start playing it, then you realize that this toy is maybe as fun as it is to play with, n & rsquo; Is not the right toy to play on the show. "

" We also did not want him to feel unnecessarily profane, "he added. "We said" s ** t "many times. And we used a 'bulls' t & # 39; when it was absolutely necessary, or we tried to do it. & # 39;

With this in mind, we wonder how long the series will stick to this rule – d & # 39; as much as it is almost certain that our King Of The Underworld will be back for a fifth season (they just need to say the words).

In an interview given Friday night, Joe was joined by co-host Ildy Modrovich and leader Tom Ellis to discuss what might happen in the future of the series.

While they were constantly reminding us "only whether we were getting a five season" – it seems like a lot of work has been devoted to the hypothetical question … including intrigues, characters coming back and the joke of having complete frontal nudity.