Fan Theories

According to Pablo Escobar's son, the Netflix series "Narcos" gets his father all wrong.

Narcos is fast becoming one of the most watched Netflix series - the story of Pablo Escobar, the billionaire 'king of cocaine' turned terrorist, has fans flocking in droves.

THE swaggering anti-hero of “Narcos”, a television drug-trafficking drama whose second series begins on September 2nd, is Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria, the billionaire cocaine king of Colombia. But the story of his rise, reign of terror and eventual death in 1993 on a Medellín rooftop is told as seen through the eyes of two Americans.

If you haven't watched ''Narcos'' and don't know much about Pablo Escobar, you've probably at least heard the hype about this Netflix sensation.

The season finale saw the end of Pablo Escobar and the rise of the Cali cartel. Here, the ending is explained as a chat with the showrunner provides spoilers to 'Narcos' Season 3.

Welcome to the age of explainer TV—Netflix’s drug saga has already mastered it

I have reason to believe that Steve Murphy from Narcos became George Merkert, the ACAC of the Albuquerque DEA branch, and here's why.

Critics have their say after sampling the product.

Pedro Pascal has suggested that a fourth season of Netflix series Narcos won't happen until there are guarantees that it can be made "safe".

The death of Mexico's interior minister in a helicopter crash has opened the way for the latest in a long history of narco-conspiracy theories from the country -- InSight Crime counts down its top 10.

The hunt for Pablo Escobar may be the focus, but the newest season of Netflix's drug war drama has much more story to tell.

NARCOS is set to return for a fourth season on Netflix, but the speculative storyline has finally been pieced together.

NARCOS season 3 will continue the story of Colombia’s cocaine cartels after the death of Pablo Escobar. Here is everything you need to know about the new series including its release date, cast, trailer and more.

In one of Entourage‘s later (that is, bad) seasons, Vincent Chase stars as Pablo Escobar in a movie-within-the-show called Medellin. The production was a wreck, and Chase’s venture into the world of arthouse films ends up going straight to DVD.