Fox Finale Spoilers: How Will Empire & Lucifer Conclude?

Empire's third season will come to a close with Cookie rallying up the troops to ruin Lucious and Giuliana's Vegas opening, while Demi Lovato will make her first appearance as a nurse who has an ulterior motive for getting close to the Lyon family. The episode also marks the final appearance of Nia Long's Giuliana.

Lucifer is a devil on a mission when Charlotte accidentally kills a man in self-defense, he is tasked with finding a way to keep the truth from Chloe, who is well on her way to uncovering the truth. With his back against a wall, Lucifer turns to Maze to help find Amenadiel and Charlotte, but nothing could prepare him for the final scene.

Chris finds himself a girlfriend, but he steps up to the challenge of looking after her twins when she is deported to Mexico. However, the Griffins quickly make him change his mind, and they make their way to Mexico to hand them back over. Then, Peter's past as a sperm donor comes back to haunt him when a bunch of kids show up at the door looking for their father.

With Michael and Lincoln back on U.S. soil, they realize the ordeal is not over when a new threat emerges with the aim of taking Sara and Mike down. With Poseidon stepping up his reign of terror, the two factions fight one last time and there is a lot of death.

With Jake, Rosa and Lieutenant Hawkins trying to find out the truth about the bank robbing operation, they discover a dangerous secret. Holt and Primento are called in for back-up, but will it be enough? Also, Ryan Philipe stops by as Gina's new boyfriend, and it's fair to say not everyone likes him. Finally, Jake and Rosa are framed for a crime they did not commit.

Chris loses his job, so Dan tries to get to use the time travel machine. Instead, however, he gives him a heart attack. Also, Deb hunts down Hancock and Adams to convince them to return to the future.

With both verdicts being announced, as Preston presents the facts to the jurors. The truth behind each shooting is finally revealed, putting holes in some of the statements. It becomes clear who is really to blame for the murders when the force loses one of its own.

Dogs take over when Homer's court case comes to the conclusion that a dog's life is more important than a human's, prompting a power struggle between the four-legged friends and the humans of Springfield.