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Unfortunately, like all his robbers ‘students’, the Professor finds himself dealing with one of the losses that upsets him the most. One of the bravest members of the Paper House gang, the beloved Tokyo, in fact, he loses his life in the last episode we saw. And so the Professor’s plan reaches the final part, after endless events and ‘fights’. The heist of the century, the most famous on TV, is about to reach its epic epilogue.
The robbers have still been locked up in the Bank of Spain for over 100 hours and the army led by the Commander of the Special Forces Sagasta is trying in every way to defeat the Gang, which resists the fire, also thanks to Tokyo, which literally saved them with a bomb, detonating itself and dragging César Gandía with it. In all of this, the Professor is locked up in his bunker, discovered by Alicia Sierra, who has now unknowingly entered the Gang of the most famous robbers.
We are ready to see how the story will end: Lisbon, Denver, Rio, Stockholm and the others will carry out the heist by getting the gold out of the Bank of Spain or will they just have to think about how to get out of there alive, saving their life? For the first time the Professor will arrive in person, ready to intervene. We see him arriving at the Bank in a red Beetle, but the trailer reveals little and leaves us right on the razor’s edge.
The Paper House Professor arrives aboard a Beetle
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But let’s talk about that car. The legendary Volkswagen Beetle, the production of which began in the distant 27 December 1945 in Wolfsburg. The car has become one of the most famous sedans ever. Almost 26 years have passed since the birth of the Limousine Type 1, which then led to the creation of the Beetle, the Beetle, famous all over the world. We see him arrive welcomed by the crowd, with the Professor on board, in his red livery and ‘all roundish’. The start of production of the car began at the very end of the Second World War, at a time when Volkswagen was administered by the war-winning British military government. A project that convinced immediately, so much so that in August 1945, 20,000 orders had already been collected. In December, the start of production. In no time Volkswagen Beetle, later became New Beetle (until 2018), turns into the most famous machine in the world.
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