Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Lupin’ Season 4 On Netflix, Where The Master Thief Finds Out Who Pulled Off A Copycat Heist While He Was In Prison

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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Lupin’ Season 4 On Netflix, Where The Master Thief Finds Out Who Pulled Off A Copycat Heist While He Was In Prison. (2026, October 23). New York Post. https://decider.com/2026/10/23/lupin-season-4-netflix-review/

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Stream It Or Skip It reviews the fourth season of Lupin on Netflix, which follows master thief Assane Diop (Omar Sy) as he tries to clear his name after being framed for a copycat heist while in prison. The review highlights how Assane plans to escape and seek help from Hubert Pellegrini's daughter Juliette to uncover the truth behind the false accusations, balancing his desire to leave crime behind with the need to protect his son Raoul.
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In October 2026, Netflix released *Lupin* Season 4, where Omar Sy reprises his role as master thief Assane Diop, who is set to be released from prison after four years. Just days before his release due to exemplary behavior, a cyberattack falsely implicates him in planning simultaneous heists at two Paris museums. To monitor Assane closely, the prison warden keeps him confined until further notice, despite his plans to leave high-stakes thieving behind and take his son Raoul to Senegal to meet his family. The show’s fourth season promises complex plot twists as Assane navigates this new challenge.

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Topics

France Lupin Paris Senegal

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Assane PERSON · 23× Lupin PERSON · 7× Raoul PERSON · 4× Omar Sy PERSON · 3× Youssef PERSON · 3× Assane Diop PERSON · 2× Paris GPE · 2× George Kay PERSON · 1× Hervé Pierre PERSON · 1× Hubert Pellegrini PERSON · 1×

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He tells Youssef Guédira (Soufiane Guerrab), his friend and a Paris police detective, that his plan is to leave the world of high-stakes heists behind and take his son Raoul (Etan Simon) to Senegal to meet Assane’s family, as he promised Raoul before entering prison.
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🔮 A few days before his release, though, a cyberattack that is designed to look like it came from Assane and his Lupin persona tells everyone in Paris that two museums will be robbed at the same time.

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It’s been three years since the last time we saw Omar Sy in Lupin, but we give the show’s creator, George Kay, credit for only returning when there’s a good story. asserted
we → see → credit
And in the fourth season, Assane Diop has to use all of his thieving skills in order to go straight. asserted
Diop → have → skills
In side, master thief Assane Diop (Omar Sy) is working out. asserted
Diop → work → side
Two corrections officers approach him and ask him how he managed to get crooked entrepreneur Hubert Pellegrini (Hervé Pierre) out of France four years earlier. asserted
he → approach → France
Assane has been in prison for those four years, and he’s about to be released due to exemplary behavior. asserted
he → ’ → behavior
He tells Youssef Guédira (Soufiane Guerrab), his friend and a Paris police detective, that his plan is to leave the world of high-stakes heists behind and take his son Raoul (Etan Simon) to Senegal to meet Assane’s family, as he promised Raoul before entering prison. asserted
he → tell → prison
A few days before his release, though, a cyberattack that is designed to look like it came from Assane and his Lupin persona tells everyone in Paris that two museums will be robbed at the same time. asserted
museums → design → time
To keep an eye on Assane, the prison’s warden puts him in a straightjacket and in a special plexiglass cube. asserted
warden → keep → cube
But the lights go out, Assane supposedly disappears, and the robberies go off as expected. asserted
robberies → go → ?
In the process of chasing down who they think is Assane, Youssef’s partner, Captain Sofia Belkacem (Shirine Boutella), is severely injured. asserted
partner → chase → process
This makes Youssef determined to go after Assane. asserted
Youssef → make → Assane
But Assane insists he didn’t do it, telling Youssef all the ways this copycat assailant pulled off the thefts, including making it look like he escaped. asserted
he → insist → thefts
In order to clear his name, Assane escapes for real and goes to the one person who thinks might have some information: Pellegrini’s daughter Juliette (Clotilde Hesme). uncertain
who → clear → information
What Shows Will It Remind You Of? asserted
It → remind → You
As we said when this show debuted, Lupin reminds us of Money Heist, but with a more personal angle. asserted
Lupin → say → angle
The first new season of Lupin since 2023 has Assane assuming his Lupin persona in order to clear his name, instead of pulling off a complex and showy heist, like he usually does. asserted
he → have → heist
It’s an intriguing story, given the idea that Assane seems to be truly on the road to leaving the criminal world behind and getting to know his son, but he still has to use his copious skills in order to get to that point. asserted
he → ’ → point
What will be interesting is to see how Assane tries to rebuild things with Raoul, who lives with his mother (and Assane’s ex) Claire (Ludivine Sagnier), who is now dating Assane’s longtime friend Ben (Antoine Gouy). asserted
who → see → friend
That is going to be Assane’s motivation to likely bend and break the law in order to clear his name. asserted
That → go → name
But going back to the daughter of his archenemy is also going to make this season intriguing. asserted
season → go → archenemy
Assane has to find out who implicated him but somehow figure out how to not land back in prison for another decade, and get Raoul back on his side he can fulfill his pre-prison promise to his son. asserted
he → have → son
But what has always been one of the best aspects of the series, aside from Sy’s performance, is the cleverly complex heists that are planned and executed. asserted
that → plan → performance
We’re curious to see if this season culminates in a heist that outs the copycat. asserted
that → ’re → copycat
Omar Sy is always charming as Assane, but he also carries the weight of what Assane’s chosen profession has done to his personal and family life, just under that charming exterior. asserted
profession → carry → exterior
A drone, supposedly controlled by the copycat thief, follows Assane around after he escapes. asserted
he → control → Assane
When it gives Assane an earpiece so the copycat can talk to Assane, the copycat says “Lupin vs. Lupin; now that’s a game I like.” asserted
I → give → Lupin
Assane replies, “No. asserted
Assane → reply → ?
Believe me, you won’t like it. asserted
you → believe → it
Lupin continues to be propelled by Omar Sy’s charms and its complex and audacious heist scenes. asserted
Lupin → continue → charms
But the story that’s driving the new season is intriguing because Assane has to apply all of his skills in order to leave behind his life of crime. asserted
Assane → drive → crime
Joel Keller (@joelkeller) writes about food, entertainment, parenting and tech, but he doesn’t kid himself: he’s a TV junkie. asserted
he → write → himself
His writing has appeared in the New York Times, Slate, Salon, RollingStone.com, VanityFair.com, Fast Company and elsewhere. asserted
writing → appear → Times
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