
Pellegrini in custody names Assane Diop, then the Minister frees him
Charged with fraud and perjury, Pellegrini smirks through questioning, identifies Diop and stonewalls on Léonard until a call from his minister friend ends it.
17 moments · 23 min of essential viewing in a 43-minute episode.

Charged with fraud and perjury, Pellegrini smirks through questioning, identifies Diop and stonewalls on Léonard until a call from his minister friend ends it.

Shaken by her father's release, Juliette wants to call off the foundation concert; Assane insists the kids need it and that quitting means her father wins.

Questioned about Assane's whereabouts and the fake cops outside her building, Claire gives nothing away, then says she does not want him near their son.

Father and son trade favourite Lupin stories before Raoul admits he is tired of promises that it is almost over, and that he sounds like his mother.

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

The Four Tops classic carries a dialogue-free sequence inside Assane's apartment that ends in violence he does not see coming.

Over the tail of the Four Tops track, a tip reports a fight at Diop's flat, a text reads that it is done, and the squad room erupts with the address.

A TV bulletin ties the apartment murder to the necklace thief and broadcasts Assane's name and face; Claire watches, then leaves him a message.

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.

Now that everyone agrees Diop is a real-life Lupin, Guédira is the one unconvinced: a gentleman burglar does not murder. Belkacem reminds him Diop is no book.

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

A flashback of young Assane telling Claire how Lupin always gets away is cut against police storming the Châtelet hideout and finding it still warm.

Benched at his desk, Guédira gets a new message from Ganimard and works out that the clue points to the Jewish Lamp story.

The police drop through the floor into the tunnels, a tourist confirms Assane Diop is inside, and the Catacombs are shut to the public.

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.

The commissioner reports the Diop evidence locked away and the charges dropped; Pellegrini tells him to attend the concert and he will soon be rich.

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.

Every Lupin moment featuring Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Omar Sy.

Every Lupin moment featuring Benjamin Férel, in story order. Played by Antoine Gouy.

Every Lupin moment featuring Youssef Guédira, in story order. Played by Soufiane Guerrab.

Every Lupin moment featuring Claire Laurent, in story order. Played by Ludivine Sagnier.

The best friend with the workshop: every plan starts here. 65 scenes together, in story order.

Every Lupin moment featuring Raoul Diop, in story order. Played by Théo Christine.

Every Lupin moment featuring Young Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Mamadou Haïdara.

Every Lupin moment featuring Juliette Pellegrini, in story order. Played by Clotilde Hesme.

Every Lupin moment featuring Sofia Belkacem, in story order. Played by Shirine Boutella.

A father trying to be present and a son who inherits the book. 40 scenes together, in story order.

Every Lupin moment featuring Mr. Hubert Pellegrini, in story order. Played by Hervé Pierre.

Every Lupin moment featuring Captain Romain Laugier, in story order. Played by Vincent Londez.

Every Lupin moment featuring Young Claire, in story order. Played by Ludmilla Makowski.

Every Lupin moment featuring Léonard Koné, in story order. Played by Adama Niane.