The world of Money Heist continues to expand in the new series Money Heist: Berlin. The latest entry to the franchise, which already includes the original Netflix show and the Money Heist: Korea spinoff, puts the focus on a popular character, with Berlin serving as a prequel story of Pedro Alonso's master thief Berlin.
Money Heist creator Álex Pina is once again behind this new series, which explores Berlin's first love and his career as a thief when he was in Paris. Who is joining him and how can Netflix subscribers watch the new series?
Here is everything that we know right now about Money Heist: Berlin.
How to watch Money Heist: Berlin
Money Heist: Berlin is a Netflix original series, and like all other Netflix shows it is exclusive to the streaming service. So anyone wanting to watch the show will have to sign up for a Netflix subscription.
Money Heist: Berlin episodes
Here are the synopses for all episodes of Money Heist: Berlin.
Money Heist: Berlin episode 1, "The Energy of Love"
"During his glory days, Berlin assembles a gang in Paris for an almost impossible heist for 44 million euros' worth of jewels from 34 cities in one night."
Money Heist: Berlin episode 2, "Anchor and Lobo"
"Roi and Cameron must stop Father Toureaux as he threatens to bungle the plan. Meanwhile, love is in the air on Paris's streets — and in the Catacombs."
Money Heist: Berlin episode 3, "Full House of Embryos"
"Everything seems to be rolling along — for a short while. While Berlin schemes to get his way with both the heist and Camille, Damian gets some bad news."
Money Heist: Berlin episode 4, "An Aquarium on Your Back"
"The robbery is on and tensions are high as the crew starts to doubt Berlin's leadership. Keila and Bruce must make sure to cover their tracks."
Money Heist: Berlin episode 5, "After Love"
"Cameron's resurfaced trauma bursts in at an illegal street race. The plan enters a new phase as the gang flees the police, who are hot on their heels."
Money Heist: Berlin episode 6, "Night of the Lemons"
"Camille's suspicions heighten. Damian, Cameron and Roi have a troubling encounter, shaking the entire gang's alibis. A loose end emerges in Paris."
Money Heist: Berlin episode 7, "The Last Virgin in the Western World"
"As Bruce helps Keila with a life-or-death situation, Sierra and Murillo join the French police to look into the theft. Berlin suffers an ultimate defeat."
Money Heist: Berlin episode 8, "An Endangered Elephant"
"Backed into a corner, the gang maneuvers a final escape plan. Only time will tell if Berlin is ready for the ultimate bombshell."
Money Heist: Berlin cast
Returning to his role of Berlin is Pedro Alonso. He appeared in all seasons of the original Money Heist, even after his character was killed off in Part 2 (he appeared in flashbacks throughout the rest of the series). Outside of Money Heist, the Spanish actor has appeared in Spanish-language shows like The Ministry of Time and Padre Casares.
Joining Alonso in the Berlin cast as his team of thieves is Michelle Jenner (Bird Box: Barcelona) as Keila, Tristán Ulloa (Warrior Nun) as Damián, Begoña Vargas (A Different View) as Cameron, Julio Peña Fernández (Through My Window) as Roi and Joel Sanchez, who is making his acting debut in the series.
The series will also feature Julien Paschal (One Year, One Night) as Polignac, their target. There are also going to be some Money Heist veterans, as IMDb lists Itziar Ituño, who played Raquel Murillo, and Najwa Nimri, who played Alicia Sierra, as part of the cast.
Money Heist: Berlin plot
Berlin is a prequel series, telling the story of a past heist Berlin pulled off in Paris before he became involved with the Money Heist crew.
With Berlin believing only two things can turn around a bad day — love and a million dollar payday — he plans to acquire the latter by robbing $44 million dollars worth of jewels from a Paris auction house in one night. However, love also looks like it is going to have a role to play, as Berlin forms feelings for the ex-wife of Polignac.
Money Heist: Berlin trailer
Get pumped to return to the world of Money Heist with the fun trailer for Berlin right here:
Does Money Heist: Berlin have subtitles?
Like Money Heist, Berlin is a Spanish production, so the main characters are going to be speaking Spanish (and possibly French given the show's location). For English-speaking viewers, subtitles for the show will be available or, as indicated by the trailer, English-language dubbing is also an option.
