
Previously, Tom Ellis starred in Lucifer, where he and his costars brought biblical characters to life in a clever supernatural procedural drama. It is Ellis’ proximity to Lucifer and subsequent status as the lead of CIA that gives me hope that Lauren German might also appear in CIA. If Ellis is to bring anyone over to CIA, it should be his on-screen partner.
Tom Ellis’ Lucifer Co-Star Lauren German Hasn’t Acted Since 2021
Lauren German Last Appeared In Lucifer Season 6
Given her incredible talent at acting, it is surprising to learn that Lucifer‘s Lauren German has not acted since 2021. She last appeared in the Lucifer series finale after a brilliant six seasons. It is not entirely clear why German stepped back from acting and whether it was a temporary decision or something more permanent, but four years is a lifetime in Hollywood. By contrast, her co-star, Tom Ellis, has gone on to appear in a variety of projects since Lucifer ended.
It is not entirely clear why German stepped back from acting and whether it was a temporary decision or something more permanent.
The CIA Series Would Be A Great Way To Bring Her Back To Network TV
Lauren German Already Has Experience Acting As Law Enforcement
Even if it is just for one episode, the new CIA would be a great way to see German on network television again. This is especially since she would be starring alongside Ellis. She and Ellis have always had great chemistry, which is why an appearance by her on CIA would be really nice to see. In a surprising twist, she could even play an antagonist on the show, reversing her and Ellis’ roles from Lucifer, where she played the morally upright and compassionate LAPD detective Chloe Decker, and Ellis played Lucifer, the roguish bad boy, as her consulting partner.
Lauren German Has Flashed Her Talent In Multiple Network Shows
German Has A Known Presence In Network Shows
Besides her time on Lucifer, German is also well-known for her appearances in several other network television shows. German had previously starred as Leslie Shay in Chicago Fire and Lori Weston in Hawaii Five-O. In particular, the One Chicago fandom loved Leslie Shay, and her shock death in Chicago Fire season 3 was the first major heartbreak of the series. Despite her character’s outsized impact on the show, German was killed off in the season 2 finale and confirmed dead in season 3, episode 1, so her time was relatively short-lived. Lucifer has been the notable exception of a lengthy show for German.
The only complication regarding a CIA appearance by German is that she already exists in the One Chicago universe. With CIA being an FBI spinoff, and FBI being connected to and having crossed over with the One Chicago universe (primarily through Chicago P.D.), it does technically create a canon issue. However, she could still appear in a minor role as a new character on CIA. Even better, it would be a fun and cheeky twist to incorporate a character who is Chloe Decker in everything but name only, creating the perfect opportunity for a Lucifer reference.