Battlestrike The Road To Berlin

Battlestrike The Road To Berlin is the latest in the long-running series of live action TV shows that are being broadcast in Europe. The books, in the works by Terry Pratchett, consist of the story of political intrigue, war, politics and heroism set in Berlin. The first three books, The Road To Berlin, The Road To Berlin, and The Road To Berlin, have been released and are available now. The upcoming series, created by Colin O’Donnell and Tony Estevez, also features Terry Pratchett and Chris Murphy. Check out the first trailer below:

The Road to Berlin follows Will Shaw, an LA police officer who finds himself separated from his family, from his wife, and has to cope with a chaotic underground football match between the US and Russia. The show follows four misfits as they take on a new mission, the streets are ruined and the fates of the other criminals. They attempt to rescue the other cops from the opposing team, who have kidnapped and tortured them for life. The show features Brad Dourif and Greg Daniels, with Jonathan Banks, Kate Mara and Neil Gaiman.

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