
The suicidal plan: 90 tonnes of gold and no way out alive
Berlin's friend unveils the Bank of Spain scheme; the Professor insists nobody leaves alive, Berlin calls that a detail and changes the subject to Tatiana.

Every Money Heist moment featuring Palermo, in story order. Played by Rodrigo de la Serna.
73 moments · 2h 15m · by Favseen
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Berlin's friend unveils the Bank of Spain scheme; the Professor insists nobody leaves alive, Berlin calls that a detail and changes the subject to Tatiana.

In Italy, Berlin's old friend tears into the Professor as a coward who stayed outside while his brother did the dirty work and died.

Whisky, pills and old Buenos Aires records keep Palermo afloat; the Professor pulls him into a dance and says he wants to steal the gold.

Army units are assigned to Madrid's key buildings; the crew hears the Bank of Spain goes to BRIPAC and scrambles into uniform against the clock.

The fake army squad takes the bank's perimeter while the genuine convoy closes in, and a Hail Mary joke lands in the chapel.

The Professor calls the Bank of Spain impossible; Palermo describes a vault 48 meters down fed by two underground streams, and Berlin calls it beautiful.

With guards, bodyguards and the army minutes away, Berlin explains the way in is to be the ones everyone expects to save the day.

The disguised squad is stopped at the gate; a Civil Guard officer radios headquarters and is told the army now commands the bank.

The evacuation protocol empties the Bank of Spain office by office while the Professor narrates how each step does the robbers' work.

Palermo introduces himself to the trapped bank workers with a grin: the bank is under attack, and the attackers are already in the room.

Collecting phones, Denver invents a parents-call-home rule on the spot and gets mocked for it before barking the hostages into line.

With guns raised on both sides, Palermo volunteers his own chest as the target and talks Gandía down with chameleons, Marisa and little Juanito.

Blinded by glass, Palermo insults Tokyo's tweezers; she makes him apologise word by word before taking over, and Denver becomes his guide dog.

Palermo sets the clock: touch the vault door and it floods. He drills the welders into a chant and tells them the 14-ton door is only butter.

Berlin narrates the fantasy while the crew lives it: lances on the steel door, water pouring in, the ram and the tube pushed home against the clock.

The welder goes in without his oxygen as Berlin boasts that not even James Bond could weld it in time; one bad seam and he drowns in the vault.

The Professor warns Tokyo the police know about the taps and will storm in once the doors unlock; the only option left is the bathyscaphe plan.

Flashback lesson on how the gang will talk: WWII-era BBC shortwave sets wrapped in 2,300 layers of encryption that grow with every call.

At the monastery Palermo argues that men only need release, the women tear it apart, and the whole gang ends up chanting his refrain.

After their night together Palermo calls it brotherhood and shows Helsinki the door; Nairobi finds him and asks if he is in love.

Back from near death, the Governor is marched through the smelting floor: extractors, ingots per hour, and Nairobi's grains of gold.

Over the radio the Professor gives Tokyo the news she has been waiting for; she can only say thank you.

Gandía insults Nairobi, then Palermo, who answers that he is from Berlin's school and beats the tied-up guard until Denver pulls him off.

Nairobi calls Palermo a psycho for beating a bound man; he claims sole authority and orders Helsinki to tie her up for mutiny.

Palermo mocks Nairobi's feelings for Helsinki and explains why the beloved always wins and the lover always suffers.

Breaking news of a massive secrets leak; the Professor understands the state has knocked down their shield and warns Palermo.

With the Professor out of contact Palermo wants to fire on the first armoured car; Tokyo argues they came in throwing money, not bombs.

How the gang beat the gas with oxygen, then Tokyo shows Suárez the explosive-laced bars sealing his men in and tells them to sleep.

Palermo says he read Rio's book, Helsinki squeezes him, Stockholm corrects her name and Nairobi says she could not be prouder if she had birthed him.

With Rio's chips isolated, the Professor calls for maximum urgency and explains to Palermo why faking the gang's escape is the biggest distraction possible.