The Last Panthers - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
In the first instalment, a diamond heist triggers a dive into Europe's criminal underworld, as seen through the eyes of a cop, a criminal, and a loss adjuster.
Episode 2
Naomi goes to Belgium to question a lead who is behind bars, while Milan tries to get the diamond money to pay for his brother's heart operation, and Khalil interrogates the victim of a home invasion.
Episode 3
Khalil discovers his brother is involved in a smuggling ring, while Milan makes a noble decision which could have terrible personal consequences.
Episode 4
Milan tries to get back to Belgrade before Zlatko can harm his brother, while Khalil strikes a deal with his sibling. Elsewhere, Naomi pursues the diamonds, but when she discovers a damaging connection between the missing rocks and the airport project, she struggles to get Tom to take her findings on board.
Episode 5
It is 1995 and war-torn Bosnia breathes in the uncertain safety of a delicate ceasefire, while Naomi and Milan's significant past is revealed.
Episode 6
Naomi tries to protect a vengeful Milan, while Khalil and Mokhtar find themselves in deep trouble.
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