Testo - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Fly Baby Fly
In the first season, a group of ambitious petty criminals led by mastermind Keko pulled off the coup of a lifetime with a spectacular bank robbery: diamonds worth several million euros. Their attempt to sell the loot to supposedly professional gangsters proves to be a fatal mistake in the second season, as the buyers turn out to be members of the ruthless Yakuza, the Japanese mafia. And they're looking to close a much bigger deal. When the deal falls apart in a karaoke bar, the gangsters become the target of a task force from an international police unit.

Sayorana
Stulle, Pepsi, and Barro want to sell the diamonds. Their friend Giovanni knows who can take the hot goods: Japanese men who run a bar near the Dutch border... Meanwhile, police officer Billy, with the help of taxi driver Otto, gives chase.

Chaos
Counterfeit money! Stulle, Pepsi, and Barro are furious! They get guns from the fence Ruslan. But the Japanese are already waiting for them... Meanwhile, Billy has tracked down the gangsters and asks her Dutch Interpol friend Enie for help.

Harakiri
Billy makes a deal with her Interpol friend Enie: The Berlin "Brothers" belong to her, and the Yakuza belongs to the Dutch investigator. The skin is now divided, but the bear is far from done for! With Stulle as a hostage, the Yakuza Uzi begins a new game of nerves.

Déja-Vu
Stulle, Pepsi, Barro, and Giovanni are doubly trapped: The Yakuza are in charge in the karate bar, and the police are outside. A hopeless situation? Nothing new! Now it's time for some surprising moves. Billy discovers that Enie isn't playing a straight game...

El Clasico
With his back against the wall, Pepsi senses a big deal: a Fabergé egg worth millions is hidden in the bar. He wants to find it with Stulle and Barro. Interpol agent Enie also has her eye on the treasure. Now a final game begins in which someone will outsmart everyone else...
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