On top of the normal narrative beats you’d expect from this show, handy flashbacks showing different parts of the plan and how they all tie in together does well to not only alleviate the tension but also give us some insight into the operation itself.Ī lot of criticism that came from the last season (because let’s face it, the second season was essentially a conclusive act to the first season) stemmed from the illogical decisions made by characters in what was supposed to be a perfect plan. With fresh blood on both sides of the conflict, spunky police detective Sierra does well to match the Professor blow for blow. What follows is an elaborate plan to siphon gold out of the Bank Of Spain whilst demanding Rio be returned to them.įrom here, the story branches out into two distinct narratives, as we see The Professor and Raquel pulling the strings outside the bank whilst the group try to maintain order and hold off any counterattacks inside. As the government catch wind of where they are, Rio is captured on a remote island, forcing Tokyo out of hiding and calling on the Professor’s help once more to get her lover back. Scattered across the world, Tokyo’s longing to return to the mainland ultimately spells the beginning of the end for our convicts. Set 2 years after the events of the second season, La Casa De Papel returns to see the gang enjoying paradise after successfully escaping from the authorities. La Casa De Papel’s third season is an unnecessary but highly enjoyable series that does well to try and hit the same highs the first season achieved despite a cliffhanger ending and a more rigid structure than before. After the second season we return with Part 3 of this Spanish thriller. A surprisingly tense and enjoyable prison heist story followed that ended up striking a real chord across the world as International audiences caught on to the phenomena. Having heard some good buzz around this show in Spain, I took a chance with this Spanish drama and what transpired was one of the best shows I’ve seen in a good while. When I got into the reviewing game, before 2017 I hadn’t even considered watching foreign dramas, let alone an entire TV series in another language. La Casa De Papel is a series that will always hold a special place in my heart. 48 Meters Underground – | Review Score – 4.5/5Įverything Seemed Insignificant – | Review Score – 4/5Ī Quick Vacation – | Review Score – 4.5/5

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