
J'accuse barks at the name Pellegrini as Ben scolds Assane
Assane is reunited with his dog while Ben accuses him of guilt-tripping Juliette; a parting dig at Pellegrini sets J'accuse off again.

Every Lupin moment featuring Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Omar Sy.
285 moments · 7h 29m · by Favseen
Moments 91–120 of 285

Assane is reunited with his dog while Ben accuses him of guilt-tripping Juliette; a parting dig at Pellegrini sets J'accuse off again.

By phone, Assane keeps a panicking Ben calm, sits him next to the man following him, and uses the closing bus doors to lose the tail.

Ben wants to leave the city; Assane, wanted for murder, says he was framed like his father and the Châtelet plan will clear him.

With the police closing in, Assane and Ben find the secret passage they mapped as kids, and the flashback shows why they kept the map.

Safe again, Assane recalls the first Lupin stage play at the Châtelet and declares that tomorrow's performance will be their last and finish Pellegrini.

Assane raids an office by night and comes out with a name; Ben explains the wealth manager whose briefcase holds Pellegrini's secrets.

Assane tells Ben they need help and waits where Lupin fans gather; a stranger calls them out on their upside-down reading.

The crew designs a financial-expert identity to dangle in front of Pellegrini and picks a name with a hidden Lupin link.

A fake call from Brussels warns Lacroix about a dangerous broker, and Lacroix dutifully passes the name straight to Pellegrini.

As the news speculates whether Diop will appear, Ben walks through the donation setup and steadies Assane before they split up.

From the seat behind him, Assane forces Pellegrini to admit who killed whom, why Babakar was framed, and what happened after.

Cornered at gunpoint in the theater, Assane surrenders, then politely points out that the guard's safety is still on.

With Diop in his sights, Dumont is ordered to drop his gun by his own colleagues and arrested for corruption.

Assane takes the stage to tell Juliette and the audience what her father did, as the police close in.

Police flood the roof and corridors while Assane slips down to the river and makes off by boat.

Assane's river getaway plays out under a song about the gentleman thief who robs without a weapon and leaves flowers.

Assane meets Claire and Raoul at ten o'clock, tells them it is over, and leaves them with a promise to be watching.

A priceless pearl is in transit when a 'Central Precinct' call warns the courier his driver is dirty. He takes the metro, and the pearl vanishes.

Under an orange umbrella Assane begs Claire to flee France with him and Raoul. She tells him the only fix is to turn himself in.

Ben lays out what the year of headlines has done to Claire. Assane answers with a plan so risky it breaks the scale, and it starts with the Black Pearl.

A chase, a fake cop and a real badge: the 2017 pearl job that went wrong. Assane vows that if he disappears, it will be with a bang.

A barely disguised Assane walks into the Place Vendôme jeweler, jokes about being mistaken for Diop and asks the clerk what colour his eyes are.

Police flood the gallery to find an empty case. A uniformed man climbs the building, the changed code locks them out, and Diop is cuffed in the courtyard.

Assane repays an old debt with a job offer, then dresses Benjamin as a transferred SWAT commander with one rule: the bigger the lie, the more they buy it.

The security tour replayed from the pillar: Assane prompts every question, winces at Ben's fear of heights and hands him the honour of France.

Assane narrates the whole con: a leaked letter to fill the square, the crowd to slip into SWAT, a changed code to escape, and a staged arrest as the exit.

The crew celebrates in the van and parts ways. Then police spot Assane on the rooftops near Place Vendôme, and the episode ends on a scream.

Two fake doctors bluff each other over a covered body, each trying to out-credential the other before dropping the act.

Guédira argues Lupin always fakes his death, then insists on examining the body in the morgue with his own ears.

Mid-eulogy at Père Lachaise, Guédira barges in demanding proof of death; the mourners erupt and the lid comes up.