The Netflix series Berlin has been steadily racking up views since it was released in late 2023. The series follows a team of thieves itching to use their skills for a risky endeavor: a classic heist. Like most heist shows, Berlin is intriguing and high-energy, causing many a fan to think twice about who the real villain is. If you want to eat up another heist series as much as these robbers want to pull off a dangerous criminal act, check out these other heist shows once you’ve finished your binge.
‘Money Heist’
The basis for Berlin, we’d be remiss not to suggest Money Heist. Berlin serves as the prequel to the Spanish series Money Heist, which ended in 2021 after five seasons.
‘Kaleidoscope’
In early 2023, Netflix dropped Kaleidoscope. The show was noted for its inventive format – all episodes but the finale can be played in any order and still deliver the same story. While some thought the execution needed some refinement, others appreciated its unique take.
‘The Great Heist’
The best thing about heist series is that so many of them are titled to tell viewers exactly what the show is about, and that includes The Great Heist. This show is a quick binge for heist lovers that had audiences ranting and raving. We imagine you’ll love it, too.
‘Heist’
The glitz and glamour of a fictional heist series is intoxicating, but for those after a more realistic portrayal of heists throughout history, there’s the documentary series Heist. As it turns out, lots of people in the past have staged heists, and some of their stories are even more intriguing than what’s been written for TV.
Each of these heist series is streaming now on Netflix.
