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Berlin Station
Season two of Berlin Station opens in the thick of a New World Order that has taken root and is steadily deepening. In the wake of the Far Right tide sweeping across continental Europe, Germany finds itself on the precipice of a pivotal election.
Berlin Station continues to search for the truth behind the recent assassination; meanwhile, a protest outside the US Embassy escalates.
Hector is wanted by German authorities, but Berlin Station begins to discover there is more at play than a jaded ex-CIA officer.
April weighs telling Robert about Hector's mission. Daniel tries to arrange safe passage out of Berlin for Hector with help from Esther.
Robert and Frost travel to Norway to investigate the illegal money trail leading to PfD. BB and Valerie devise a new plan involving a member of the Far Right while Daniel deals with the psychological consequences of his mission.
The Station's sting operation to catch the Far Right in an arms deal goes horribly awry, with Otto Ganz escaping. Meanwhile, Robert and Frost make plans to investigate the money trail behind the PfD's nefarious dealings.
BB Yates's past is revealed while she juggles keeping Berlin Station's Far Right operation covert or revealing it to Ambassador Hanes and Daniel discovers a lack of trust between Otto Ganz and his daughter.
Valerie works to obtain intel on the Far Right while Robert's teenage son Noah arrives in Berlin and asks questions. Meanwhile, Frost agrees to the Ambassador's request to spy on Berlin Station.
In an episode set completely in Spain over an intense 24-hour period, Daniel enlists the help of an unexpected ally to further his mission with Otto Ganz.
Under the direction of new Chief of Staff BB Yates, Daniel Miller, Robert Kirsch, Valerie Edwards and the rest of Berlin Station embark on an unsanctioned operation to uncover a possible Far-Right terrorist attack.
Season three takes place over the course of 11 days in Eastern and Central Europe as Chief of Station Valerie Edwards guides her team through the high-stakes relationship between Russia, the United States and its vulnerable NATO allies. Is the Kremlin involved in any foul play that could upend a thinly-held World Order?
Season two of Berlin Station opens in the thick of a New World Order that has taken root and is steadily deepening. In the wake of the Far Right tide sweeping across continental Europe, Germany finds itself on the precipice of a pivotal election.
