In anticipation of the final five episodes of Netflix's hit series Money Heist, here are five facts about the show you might not have given a second thought. Money Heist tells the story of a group of criminals who try to pull off the biggest heist in recorded history, to print billions of euros in the Royal Mint…, here are five facts about the show you might not have given a second thought.
With a scheduled end for today, fans will say goodbye to the series when streaming giant Netflix releases the final five episodes of one of its most-watched series.Money Heist The first episode aired on May 2, 2017, and only recorded four million views, and this number continued to drop. The final episode of its debut season recorded just 1.4 million viewers, a far cry from the high numbers the show had recorded in recent times.
French daily Le Monde described the series as “an allegory of rebellion.” The series’ red overalls and Salvador Dali masks worn by the show’s fictional characters have become symbolic and have been donned in protests around the globe.In December 2020, a group of gunmen carried out a brazen robber in Criciuma in Southern Brazil, which inspired the series. The heavily armed gang had burst into a band, detonated explosives to blast open the safe and left bills flying into the air as they fled.
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