‘Lucifer’ Season 1 Finale: Tom Ellis teases ‘very, very good’ ending on Twitter

Actress Lauren German and actor Tom Ellis (R) of "Lucifer" series on Fox (RTX22L4L) — Actress Lauren German and actor Tom Ellis (R) of "Lucifer" appear during the Fox Network presentation at the Television Critics Association (TCA) winter press tour in Pasadena, California January 15, 2016. REUTERS/David McNew

“Lucifer” has two episodes left in its freshman year on Fox. Season 2 has been announced, giving the cast members a reason to celebrate on social media sites. Meanwhile, lead actor Tom Ellis says the penultimate and finale episodes of the season are “very, very good.” Watch D.B. Woodside promote #TeamLucifer in a Fox teaser video.

Spoiler alert: This update contains “Lucifer” Season 1 spoilers. Details include highlights of the latest episodes, up to “St. Lucifer,” which aired on Fox on April 11. This week’s new episode is the penultimate show of the season, “#TeamLucifer” (Fox air date: April 18).

Lucifer (Tom Ellis) and Mazikeen (Lesley-Ann Brandt) reconcile with some reservations on Lucifer’s end in Episode 11. This happens after Lucifer realised that he is still immortal, after all. They agree that Maze will pretend they are still at odds and she’s supporting Amenadiel’s (D.B. Woodside) plans completely.

Dan (Kevin Alejandro) manages to escape Malcolm’s (Kevin Rankin) lair, but the latter may no longer have any plans to kill Lucifer. How would Amenadiel react once he finds out that Lucifer found out about his assassination plans?

Still on Episode 11, Lucifer learns that Chloe Decker (Lauren German) makes him vulnerable to mortality. He confirms this with an experiment after surviving bullet wounds to the chest, not by Malcolm, but by the wife of a philanthropist. For her part, Chloe admits to Lucifer that he makes her vulnerable, and she wants to maintain a certain wall between them.

“When a woman is found dead on the Hollywood Walk of Fame - with her body twisted into the shape of a pentagram - the investigation leads Lucifer and team into the world of Satanists,” reads the “Lucifer” Episode 12 synopsis from Fox.

“Lucifer” is developed by Tom Kapinos based on the Vertigo/DC Comics characters created by Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth, and Mike Dringenberg.

Here are some of the “Lucifer” cast members announcing the series has a second season and promoting the penultimate episode of Season 1:

Tom Ellis celebrates ‘Lucifer’ Season 2 on Twitter

What better way to celebrate season 2 of #LuciferOnFox being announced than watching the brand new episode 'St Lucifer' tonight 9/8c on @fox
— tom ellis (@tomellis17) April 11, 2016

Lauren German thanks fans for ‘Lucifer’ Season 2 on Twitter

Thank you all for your lovely congrats and comments on Lucifer season 2. Tune in Monday for a new ep. Have a beautiful night. _
— Lauren German (@LaurenGerman) April 8, 2016

Lesley-Ann Brandt celebrates ‘Lucifer’ Season 2 on Instagram

Happy Good News Day! To our awesome viewers who continue to stick by our show every week, THANK YOU! Our crew, cast, writers and producers worked incredibly hard this first season and we can't wait to bring you an even bigger and better season 2. My cast mates, I love you guys beyond. Couldn't wish for better artists to share this journey with. @luciferonfox @foxtv @warnerbrostv @officialtomellis @kevinmalejandro @db4real @rachaeleharris @laurengerman @scarlye07 @lesleyannbrandt #lucifer
A photo posted by Lesley-Ann Brandt (@lesleyannbrandt) on Apr 7, 2016 at 1:10pm PDT

WATCH: D.B. Woodside promotes ‘Lucifer’ Season 1, Episode 12 - #TeamLucifer