Lucifer, which stars Tom Ellis as the titular character, was cancelled last month leaving fans in shock.
While fans were utterly devastated, they began a powerful social media campaign dubbed #SaveLucifer.
The campaign was made to entice other networks to pick the show up for a fourth season.
Series co-showrunner Joe Henderson tweeted this evening that the show had been saved.
He posted: “Thank you thank you THANK YOU to all the #Lucifer fans.
“You brought us back. YOU did this. So relax, take a breath, put some ice on those fingers that have been hashtagging up a storm.
“And get ready for more deviltime.”
Star of the show Tom Ellis also joined in on the celebration.
He wrote on Twitter: “WE DID IT!!!!!
“Thank you to everyone for your continued support and love for #Lucifer.”
He commented on a retweet of a Hollywood Reporter article which stated the show had been revived by Netflix.
He added: “I am so happy for all our fans I’m going to burst,” with a host of emojis.
TV Line has reported that Netflix has ordered 10 new episodes of the hellish TV show.
Express.co.uk has contacted Netflix for comment.
Tom has been a strong advocate of the show being picked up for since its cancellation.
Working together with fans, he has been appealing to streaming services Netflix and Amazon.
He recently spoke out saying: “We are trying to find a place. I think the obvious place would be something like [Netflix or Amazon].
“There are other places we can take it, and those are potentially exciting places. Who knows? Watch this space is all I can say.”
The announcement follows rumours that it had been picked up on Reddit.
Fans began theorising after an image of the show’s logo was posted by Tom.
One fan wrote: “All I can say is that if they’re doing this much teasing, and this much hinting that a deal has been reached or is close, and it doesn’t happen, I’m going to hate them as people.”
Another added: “They might as well just announce it if a deal’s been reached.”
