Fifteen Spanish episodes recut into twenty-two, which is why no two listings agree on how long this is.
Watch the five parts in order, then the Berlin films. The reason this page exists is the numbering: the same footage exists in two incompatible versions, and most listings mix them together into a total that describes nothing anyone can watch.
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Thirteen episodes in the version everyone streams. In Spain this was nine much longer episodes, so any list showing nine here is describing a cut that is no longer available anywhere.
Where Netflix took over as co-producer and the scale changes completely. Parts three onward exist in one version only, so the numbering stops being a problem from here.
A prequel following one character years before the main heist. Its whole effect depends on you already knowing this man and how his story ends, so it goes after part five, not before it.
Then what? Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine came out on 15 May 2026 and Netflix has confirmed it is the last of that character's story, so there is no third. The Korean series is a separate remake with its own cast in its own setting and shares no plot with any of this; watch it on its own terms or not at all.
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