I would HIGHLY recommend to watch this. ReasonYou would understand the "WHAT IS PERFECT PLAN and HOW TO PLAN PERFECT?"Special THANKS to Professor (Álvaro Morte) and Berlin (Pedro Alonso). Berlin you are the HERO. You could have stayed with team and blow the TUNNEL :(Tokio is Brave girl with less brain :) Nairobi is Brave and Smart girl :) Denver is sweetheart guys... I think Monica took right decision :) Rio had a chance but he is a team player :) Moscow has PAPA respect :) Twin bro has endless bonding :) Raquel is supercop with kind heart :)Rest all characters have justified there part as NO one else could do like them.Respect for this team and finally... Bella Caio Bella Caio Bella Caio :) :) :)

La Casa de Papel is my favorite serie from Netflix. Congrats for all the good work.

Yes, this is my all-time favorite TV/Netflix show, which is saying a lot. I just loved it - I can't understand why some people didn't like it. The plot is interesting and keeps getting more and more so. The characters are varied and unique. There are basically 12 main characters, all of whom you get to know well, and come to like or not, but in any case become really interested in. What's great about the show is that the relationships, the dynamics between these characters - the heist crew, the hostages, the professor (leader) and the policewoman - keep changing with each episode. You're never sure what's going to happen next, and it's always something interesting (usually several things). Also, the show is only two seasons long, so it doesn't get stretched out, requiring long, boring sections, as for example Breaking Bad in seasons 4 and 5. What's more, _everyone_ I've recommended this show to has also gotten really into it, emailing me saying things like, Who was your favorite character? I liked Tokyo but now I love Nairobi...etc. (The heist crew call each other by city names.) Seriously, I can almost guarantee you're going to love this show.

The plot is very well written, although the performance of the characters may not be the most appropriate in some moments. In any case, there is a constant climate of uncertainty, which always unfolds in totally unexpected resolutions. Without many "clichés", this Spanish production manages to compete in equality with those produced by the cinematographic industry. Worth following!