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"Lucifer" season 2 was recently announced by FOX as part of its 2016 to 2017 lineup. According to FOX, the Tom Ellis-starrer will retain its Monday schedule at 9 p.m. ET. "Lucifer" is also one of the two shows that will have an extended winter break. This means that the second half of the series will premiere in the spring of 2017. "Gotham" is the other show that will also have an extended break. The upcoming installment for the hit FOX series will be divided into the first 11 and second 11 episodes, according to Comic Book. Meanwhile, there are some rumors that "Lucifer" season 2 could have more than 13 episodes. In an interview with Collider, cast member D.B. Woodside said that the show has done a wonderful job in keeping viewers hooked during its pilot season. With this, big developments with regards to storylines and characters could be underway. "They've done an amazing job. We got picked up for season 2, so obviously, what they came up with for season 1 worked and was successful, and it worked well enough to get us a second season that looks like it's going to be longer than the first season, which excites all of us," he said. In other news, "Lucifer" executive producer Joe Henderson confirmed that season 2 will be focused on introducing Lucifer's (Ellis) Mom, according to TV Insider. As of late, the role has not yet been cast, and Henderson wants to take his time in finding the best actress for the major part. However, "Lucifer" season 2 will not introduce the character God in the upcoming installment because the upcoming episodes will revolve mostly on Lucifer and his missing mother. "Lucifer" season 2 will see the return of Lauren German as Chloe Decker, Lesley-Ann Brandt as Maze and more. "Lucifer" season 2 will premiere on FOX early next year.