Wall of the Missing
Anton’s website is brought to the attention of Karl, Elise and team, which leads to another discovery.
A Call from Lana
When Karl receives a call from Lana, he attempts to get her to cooperate with the investigation.
An Unsettling Find
Elise and Karl locate an unsettling tunnel while tracing coordinates from the criminal.
Season 3 Preview
The emotionally charged finale of the critically acclaimed bilingual crime thriller, The Tunnel, reunites Stephen Dillane in his International Emmy award-winning role as Karl Roebuck with Clémence Poésy as Elise Wassermann, for the last outing of this beloved and unlikely Anglo-French partnership.
Karl Visits Elise
Karl visits Elise in hopes that she’ll help with his investigation of missing refugees.
A Possible Lead
A boat carrying child refugees is torched in the Channel, leaving no sign of its passengers. Elise, Karl and the team investigate a lead on the missing children.
The Making of The Tunnel: Sabotage
The cast and crew discuss life on set, the villains of the show, and the global impact of Season 2's stories.
Elise Analyzes
In this scene from Season 2, Episode 1, Elise displays her talent for analytical thinking.
Season 2 Preview
Trail Elise and Karl as they investigate the abduction of a French couple from the Eurotunnel, leaving behind their young daughter. The case is complicated by a plane crash in the Channel, killing all on board.
Elise and Karl are Back
In this scene from Season 2, Episode 1, Karl and Elise are reunited when they investigate a missing French couple.
Episode 10 Preview
Karl falls apart in the final episode as the Truth Terrorist’s change of direction becomes too much to bear. What will be the cost of catching their man? A hair-raising showdown begins.
Episode 9 Preview
Things take a very nasty turn for Karl as police get within a hair’s breadth of catching the killer. Will they make it in time?
Episode 8 Preview
French police capture but then lose the prime suspect. Next, their lead detective goes missing. Things eventually start to fall into place, but something is troubling Karl.
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