The Best Episodes Written By David Oliva

Director: José Ramón Ayerra

Writer: David Oliva

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.

Director: Geoffrey Cowper

Writer: David Oliva

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.

Director: Albert Pintó

Writer: David Oliva

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.

Director: Albert Pintó

Writer: David Oliva

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.

Director: Albert Pintó

Writer: David Oliva

Everything seems to be rolling along — for a short while. While Berlin schemes to get his way with both the heist and Camille, Damián gets some bad news.

Director: Albert Pintó

Writer: David Oliva

The battle for money, justice and vengeance rages on, straining all parties involved as alliances shift and the victim count rises.

Director: David Victori

Writer: David Oliva

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.

Director: David Barrocal

Writer: David Oliva

An injured Wendy contemplates seeking revenge on Christian as he desperately searches for Moisés. Coral makes a life or death decision regarding Romeo.

Director: David Victori

Writer: David Oliva

Backed into a corner, the gang maneuvers a final escape plan. Only time will tell if Berlin is ready for the ultimate bombshell.

Director: Albert Pintó

Writer: David Oliva

Camille's suspicions heighten. Damián, Cameron and Roi have a troubling encounter, shaking the entire gang's alibis. A loose end emerges in Paris.

Director: David Barrocal

Writer: David Oliva

Gina and Wendy negotiate a hostage swap to get Coral back but their escape brings a new set of challenges.

Director: David Victori

Writer: David Oliva

Coral frantically attempts to save herself and her two friends, who fear it is hopeless. Grief seeps into Moisés and Romeo's celebration at the club.

Director: Albert Pintó

Writer: David Oliva

The trio make a discovery that complicates their plans to escape for good. In a flashback, Romeo asks Coral to work for him in another capacity.

Director: Óscar Pedraza

Writer: David Oliva

Moisés seeks advice from a friend when his guilt threatens to overwhelm him. Underground, Wendy asks Coral for a favor.

Director: Óscar Pedraza

Writer: David Oliva

Gina finds a creative solution for their weapons problem while Wendy confronts Fermín about his actions. Romeo reminds Christian of their history.

Director: Albert Pintó

Writer: David Oliva

Gina reflects on her past and her baby's future. Darwin and Moisés devise a plan to get eyes on their targets, leading to an unfortunate casualty.

Director: Óscar Pedraza

Writer: David Oliva

Toni takes the ladies out on his boat for their first ocean diving trip, giving Romeo and his crew of assassins a dangerous opportunity.

Director: Carles Torrens

Writer: David Oliva

After hitting rock bottom, Coral and Moisés swim toward the surface. Romeo confesses his sins — but his former employees aren't in a forgiving mood.

Director: Óscar Pedraza

Writer: David Oliva

Wendy runs into a man who won't take no for an answer. Romeo demands that Moisés prove his loyalty. The trio launch a plan to reclaim what's theirs.

Director: David Victori

Writer: David Oliva

Coral proposes a new plan to get revenge on Romeo. Wendy has an idea of who can help them. Moisés and Christian struggle with their latest obstacle.

Director: David Victori

Writer: David Oliva

Wendy proposes a new plan to guarantee her and Coral's freedom. Greta makes a life-changing decision. Moisés finally faces the truth about Romeo.

Director: Óscar Pedraza

Writer: David Oliva

Director: Iñaki Peñafiel

Writer: David Oliva

Three girls disappear in the Levante. Javi, brother of one of them, his friends Quino and Álvaro and Zeta, the high school bully, decide to look for them on their own. Together with her friends, Olivia and Bea, they discover a secret in the Paraíso nightclub related to the disappearance.

Director: Fernando González Molina

Writer: David Oliva

Determined to save her baby's life, Gina asks Greta for help. Coral and Wendy try to process the shock of their old life catching up with them.

Director: Carles Torrens

Writer: David Oliva