Part two of the final season of „Money Heist“ is now streaming on Netflix. At least two related Netflix series are also in the works.
Ursula Corbero’s Money Heist character Tokyo had a great line in the insanely popular hit TV series on Netflix. Well, tons of great lines, actually. But to cite just one in particular: “A lot of people believe we only find one true love in our lives.” What they don’t realize, though? It’s that, whether you realize it or not, “you can have several lives.” That’s certainly been true, and remains so, for Money Heist — aka La Casa de Papel, which debuted its final batch of episodes on Netflix Friday. Specifically, these newly released episodes comprise part two of the show’s fifth and final season, bringing one of the biggest and most successful projects in Netflix history, at last, to a satisfying, bittersweet conclusion. That is, “conclusion” in only the loosest, very Netflix-like sense of the word. Because Money Heist, like Tokyo very astutely noted, isn’t so much winding down as it is concluding one of its many lives. Before it very soon begins another. First, a quick recap. In terms of where things stand, leading up to Money Heist Season 5, Part 2: The gang of robbers (with their now-iconic uniform of a red jumpsuit and Salvador Dali mask) has been buttoned up in the Bank of Spain for more than 100 hours.
