
Babylon Berlin — Season 3
As shadows lengthen over a prosperous but precarious Wall Street, just weeks before the devastating 1929 crash, Rath and Charlotte find themselves embroiled in a perplexing case: the sudden and suspicious death of a rising starlet. Their investigation unfolds against a backdrop of growing unease as Greta faces trial, and unsettlingly, whispers suggest the remnants of the Black Reichswehr are quietly rebuilding their power.

A sabotage leaves an actress dead on set. Helga seeks medical counsel in secret, as does Rath.

The investigation into the Benda case yielded an unforeseen complication, and subsequently, a pursuit of the film set gaffer. Meanwhile, Charlotte received a visit from her older sister.

Nyssen’s assistant inquired with bank clients regarding their recent stock transactions. A search was initiated for a replacement for Betty, with a casting call announced.

A lingering curiosity bound them together, a shared fascination that drew Charlotte and Rot into a hidden world. The contents of a room, once private, now hinted at a deeper connection between them. A neighbor offered Charlotte an heirloom…

A gathering of shadows convened at Rot’s enigmatic affair. Charlotte, alongside Böhm, moved through the hushed space. Elsewhere, Nyssen sought out Helga, whose recent behavior drew a sharp, questioning gaze. Meanwhile, Greta returned to th…

Rath consulted the name list, a grim task leading him to identify those responsible for Benda’s death. Meanwhile, Charlotte exposed Vera in a falsehood. Elsewhere, a persistent presence occupied the office, seeking Katelbach. The relent…

A strand of hair clung to the locket Tilly had worn, catching Ullrich's eye. Nyssen offered a proposition to General Seegers. The Phantom struck once more.

He spoke of economics with the daughter of Gen. Seegers. Unaware, Weintraub was compelled to converse.

The truth began to surface, a slow unraveling of secrets. Rath discovered the identity of Helga’s benefactor. Meanwhile, Marie-Luise Seegers made a proposition to Katelbach's landlady.

A desperate measure was taken. The police sought guidance from a psychic, hoping to locate Weintraub. For Toni, her work veered into uncharted territory. Meanwhile, Moritz’s connection to Horst placed him squarely in harm’s way.

A crisis forged an unexpected bond between Helga and Nyssen. Fingerprints marred the knife, yet Charlotte observed a peculiar detail within the evidence.

She sought out the inn from her mother’s letters, a place steeped in remembered affection. But the world outside had shifted. The markets crumbled, and the very foundations of prosperity seemed to give way.


