Palermo blames the Professor for letting Berlin die
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.
The Professor's Best Moments
The quiet mastermind who planned the heist for years and watches over it from outside the Mint. Played by Álvaro Morte.
233 moments · 7h 06m · by Favseen
Moments 91–120 of 233
- 91
- 92
Palermo dances his grief away, then the Professor asks his permission
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.
- 93
Sixty-five hackers in Islamabad replace Rio
Radio check with Raquel, then the gang's new hacking crew in Pakistan takes over the police and CNI phones in under an hour.
- 94
Nairobi and Tokyo pile on Denver's patriarchy
The women back Mónica and mock Denver's caveman views until the Professor shuffles everyone back to bed before thermic lance practice.
- 95
The Dalí mask as a worldwide symbol, and the crowd answers the call
Jeered by the public, Tokyo recalls the Professor showing how the mask spread across protests on every continent; masked supporters flood the street.
- 96
Berlin and Palermo pitch the vault that floods itself
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.
- 97
Berlin's answer: let them welcome us in
With guards, bodyguards and the army minutes away, Berlin explains the way in is to be the ones everyone expects to save the day.
- 98
The Professor explains the heist as aikido
Using the enemy's strength: the Civil Guard, the army and bank security will clear the street, count the hostages and cover the gang's charges.
- 99
Bank security evacuates 367 hostages for the gang
The evacuation protocol empties the Bank of Spain office by office while the Professor narrates how each step does the robbers' work.
- 100
The Professor pushes the button: no turning back
With everyone in position, the only thing left is a single button, and the Professor presses it himself.
- 101
The Professor explains the ghost train inside the Bank of Spain
The Professor briefs the crew: red protocol seals the fortress for an hour, and that hour is for grabbing the Governor and his five bodyguards.
- 102
It's a boy! Denver's joy and the toast to Rio
Denver relives the delivery-room moment that turned Cynthia into Cincinnati; the gang toasts the baby, and Tokyo thanks them all for Rio.
- 103
The Professor's speech: show them how much they have to lose
The Professor tells the crew why they must face the state instead of hiding like rats, and lays out the scales of what you can win and lose.
- 104
Berlin tells the Professor he is dying
Berlin reveals he has their mother's illness and refuses to stop: you would not ask Michelangelo to put down the chisel. The heist is their masterpiece.
- 105
Berlin makes the Professor imagine the flooding vault
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.
- 106
Bogotá welds the antechamber as the water rises
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.
- 107
Berlin's bubbles: floating among ninety tons of gold
Berlin paints the picture for his brother: a diver in the flooded vault, bubbles bursting against the roof, a sunken galleon of pure gold.
- 108
Guantanamera: Berlin and the Professor dance to the gold
The brothers sing Guantanamera and dance in the old Tuscan house, Berlin dreaming of dying on a beach, while in the vault Nairobi holds up gold.
- 109
Fourteen minutes: the Professor tells Tokyo to use the dolphin
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.
- 110
Time travel: the Professor's 1941 shortwave radios
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.
- 111
The Professor's first call and the two-phone firewall
The Professor rings Prieto mid-dentist visit, meets Tamayo, and explains how two taped-together 2G phones carried by Marseille make the calls untraceable.
- 112
Are you in love? The Professor needles Tamayo
The Professor quotes the CNI negotiation handbook back at a furious Tamayo, who hits where it hurts by asking how Murillo is doing.
- 113
Raquel and Ángel speak again, then the Professor promises hell
Raquel greets her old colleague from the other side; Ángel asks why she threw her life away. The Professor closes with a warning before the assault.
- 114
Raquel calls the Professor an egomaniac
Flashback: the Professor wants four more months; Raquel says he distrusts the plan only because it is Berlin's and that revenge on the police is driving him.
- 115
Flipper: why the governor must open the vault door
Flashback: drilling the inner door takes two hours they may not have, so the fallback is a bathyscaphe and the one man who can open it in three seconds.
- 116
Principles or oxygen: will the governor go in?
Berlin and the Professor bet on when a man of principle chooses his life, while Nairobi forces the mask on a governor who refuses to dive.
- 117
What would life be without risks? Berlin's C-4 backup
Berlin shrugs off the fear that the governor will refuse: if it goes wrong there is always the C-4. Bogotá descends into the flooded chamber.
- 118
Zero seconds: the assault begins as the C-4 is primed
Police get the green light to shoot, the governor is sedated, and Berlin muses on a blast at 40 atmospheres as the countdown hits zero.
- 119
The sewers of the state: why the red boxes stop the army
The Professor lays out what the 24 red boxes hold and why no state can let them reach daylight; the assault is called off.
- 120
Boom, boom, ciao: Palermo's theory of sex
At the monastery Palermo argues that men only need release, the women tear it apart, and the whole gang ends up chanting his refrain.