Das Boot
tv show

32 total episodes
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4 seasons
When boys become men in a war that can't be won.
First Aired November 23, 2018
Genres:
Overview
An inexperienced U-boat crew has to survive a secret mission and a young German woman is torn between loyalty for her home country and the French resistance in the WWII drama.

Season 1
8 episodes
Air Date
November 23, 2018
Overview
France, 1942: In the submarine port of La Rochelle, the 40-man crew of the U-612 prepares for its maiden voyage. The young men face an unknown mission in the increasingly merciless Battle of the Atlantic during the Second World War. As the new Kaleun, the less experienced Klaus Hoffmann (Rick Okon) is in command - to the annoyance of the older first watch officer Karl Tennstedt (August Wittgenstein). Over the course of the mission, the skills, loyalty and camaraderie of the entire team are put to the test. At the same time, Simone Strasser (Vicky Krieps) arrives at the base to work as a translator for Gestapo boss Hagen Forster (Tom Wlaschiha). Simone's brother Frank (Leonard Scheicher) is also stationed in La Rochelle. Shortly after their first reunion, Frank asks his sister for a favor that will change her life forever. Soon Simone is forced to question everything she has previously believed.
New Day
Episode 1 - 1h 0m
November 23, 2018
Secret Mission
Episode 2 - 57m
November 23, 2018
Incurred Losses
Episode 3 - 59m
November 30, 2018
Doubt
Episode 4 - 56m
November 30, 2018
Loyalty
Episode 5 - 55m
December 07, 2018
Against the Clock
Episode 6 - 1h 0m
December 07, 2018
Hell
Episode 7 - 57m
December 14, 2018
Reckoning
Episode 8 - 57m
December 14, 2018
Episodes
Cast
Franz Dinda
as
Robert Ehrenberg
Tom Wlaschiha
as
Hagen Forster
Vicky Krieps
as
Simone Strasser
Lizzy Caplan
as
Carla Monroe
Anna Schudt
as
Bettina Gruber
Thierry Frémont
as
Pierre Duval
August Wittgenstein
as
Karl Tennstedt
Ernst Stötzner
as
Wilhelm Hoffmann
Leonard Scheicher
as
Frank Strasser
Fleur Geffrier
as
Margot Bostal
Olivier Chantreau
as
Emile Charpentier
Pit Bukowski
as
Pips Lüders