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Seasons & Episodes

EP1 Aut Concilio Aut Ense Dec 02, 2018

Valerie Edwards sends Daniel Miller and Robert Kirsch on an urgent mission, where they meet renegade CIA Officer Rafael Torres, and uncover signs of a covert invasion.

EP2 Fire Knows Nothing of Mercy Dec 09, 2018

Berlin Station follows up on the evidence Kirsch brought home from his mission, crystallizing their theory about a possible upcoming invasion.

EP3 The Old Lie Dec 16, 2018

The Station enlists Rafael Torres to track down a missing comrade's, Daniel Miller's last known location, leading him to hostile territory. Kirsch visits an old friend.

EP4 If You Swear, You'll Catch No Fish Dec 23, 2018

The explosion of a fishing boat is detected. CIA agent Rafael Torres violates the order of the Station Chief of Berlin Station, and retrieves the burned body that he believes is of missing CIA agent Daniel Miller.

EP5 The Dream of the Four Policemen Jan 06, 2019

Kirsch and Torres must risk their lives to secure their fallen comrade's location. When B.B. Yates returns to Berlin, the Station must decide whether or not they can trust an emissary of the Oval Office.

EP6 In Cold Hell Jan 13, 2019

Valerie and B.B. rally the support of the 14-Eyes, a powerful intelligence collective. Kirsch and April, using Sofia as bait, trap Sergei. Kirsch offers to swap Sergei for Daniel. April comes clean to her asset, securing the tech for U.S. interests. Esther activates Bruno, a German Special Operator, to locate Daniel. Frost introduces Torres to Hector, whose new identity as a roofer to oligarchs provides a way to infiltrate the Russian elite. Frost investigates one of the soldiers formerly under Krik's command to gain kompromat from his war days.

EP7 The Eye Fears When It Is Done to See Jan 20, 2019

Valerie is stunned when B.B. betrays her and votes against the 14-Eyes invoking Article 5. April faces the loss of the tech when her assets are arrested and face deportation. Kirsch's spy swap goes horribly awry when Bruno, Esther's officer, is exchanged instead of Daniel. Platov invites Hector and Torres to Krik's dacha, forcing them to navigate the treacherous world of Russian oligarchs. Their mission is upended when Hector falls out of favor with Krik and finds himself human prey in their evening hunt, along with one other prisoner: Daniel.

EP8 The Green Dacha Jan 27, 2019

Daniel and Hector are being hunted by Vassily Krik. They manage to find shelter in a green house in the woods where a well-kept secret will be revealed.

EP9 End of War Feb 10, 2019

Frost volunteers with Valerie's reluctant consent to rescue Daniel from Krik's estate. When Daniel confronts Frost about his past alias as "Diver" shots are fired. Hector is a secret witness. Krik is arrested by his government. Daniel's body is dumped on the streets of Berlin. Torres uses his cover as a ruse to get Platov to Germany. The Estonian communications network is hijacked, but Sofia can only use her master password by returning to her country.

EP10 Book of the Fallen Feb 17, 2019

Mere hours remain before enemy forces topple the Estonian government. Without Langley's backing, Berlin Station acts alone in one final desperate push to prevent the fall of a nation.

7.6| 0h30m| TV-MA| en| More Info

Released: 16 October 2016 Ended

Producted By: Studio Babelsberg

Country: United States of America

Budget: 0

Revenue: 0

Official Website: http://www.epix.com/series/berlin-station

Synopsis

A contemporary spy series that follows Daniel Miller, an undercover agent at the CIA station in Berlin, Germany.

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Cast

Richard Armitage , Rhys Ifans , Richard Jenkins

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Studio Babelsberg

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Richard Armitage as Daniel Miller

Rhys Ifans as Hector DeJean

Richard Jenkins as Steven Frost

Reviews

Bele Torso Berlin Station is a TV show that needs respect and support because it is intelligent. It is a show that requires one to sit in pocket, not driven by dribble gun fire and sex. This is not network TV! This is not an episode of The Blacklist. Part of the cable TV renascence is to allow for intricate plots that do not conclude in 42 minutes. These shows are the antidote for an ADD culture. This is an adult show and TV needs a place where adults can gather. So, thank you EPIX.

UCantHandleTheTruth Just force feed your either alt left or alt right ideology...

paul_bibby In many ways this would never had been made if Homeland hadn't been such a success. That said, Berlin Station is just as well made and just as devious, just as convoluted as Carrie's show.The cast is strong and well chosen. Plenty of character acting at it's best. In someways it's too good and by the end of an episode the viewers may not quite understand what has happened. It's the sort of show that warrants a repeat viewing to really get to understand the tiny details that lead up to the season finale.Season 2 has continued to explore contemporary political themes just as Season 1 did with whistle-blowing. I won't give anything away save to say the Trump administration and the rise of far right politics in Europe feature centrally. I've watch the first 4 episodes so far and there are lots of twists and turns already to take stock of. If anything the show is more assured than Season 1, which is a welcome improvement. I also found the accuracy of the character portrayals of a few new cast members and their politics very close to reality. Season 2 has a subtle fear factor because the far right are a very real scary bunch and are presented excellently in the show.Highly recommended, cerebral spy thriller with superb acting, strong characters and a nail biting plot.

Coachcrane I enjoyed season 1 of Berlin Station. It's not the best show on TV, but it certainly isn't the worst. However, with the addition of Ashley Judd, the second season is very difficult to watch. Her acting is stale and stiff, and the writing for her is horrible. Not to mention, her character's name is BB Yates. Say that out loud. It's pretty much the name of the robot in the most recent Star Wars movie. Episode 2 of the second season was pretty enjoyable, but that was because Ashley wasn't in it. But after watching just the first few minutes of episode 3, I'm already tired of her again. Michelle Forbes' character, Valerie, was by far the weak link last season when it came to acting. Now, with her and Judd in the same scenes, it's almost unbearable. Do us a favor, producers, and let's move on from the Ashley Judd experiment.