
Rio asks Tokyo out
A flashback bus ride: Rio sits down, says hello twice, and asks Tokyo to go out with him. She says yes without thinking.

The gang's reckless couple, from the first glance to every rescue. 51 scenes together, in story order.
51 moments · 1h 28m · by Favseen
Moments 1–30 of 51

A flashback bus ride: Rio sits down, says hello twice, and asks Tokyo to go out with him. She says yes without thinking.

Berlin rages that Tokyo fired at two officers and broke the one rule they rehearsed endlessly; she insists an officer shot at her first.

In the countryside the crew dreams out loud: a Maserati and a gym, new lungs for Moscow, a winery in Provence, an island, a plane. Rob big, dream big.

Rio accuses Tokyo of using him for five months; she calls him her everything, then snaps. Meanwhile Alison logs in and the police capture six seconds of Rio.

Finding Rio punished, Tokyo warns the Professor the next bullet is for Helsinki, Berlin or him, then faces Helsinki gun to gun as Rio asks why she tricked him.

The gang argues over Berlin's order to kill a hostage, the Professor does not answer, and Moscow is told the shooter was his son.

The hostage who said she hates guns grabs Rio's rifle, and a round in the breech makes it real. Tokyo storms in and ends it as police crawl the duct.

In the director's office Tokyo and Rio role-play boss and employee, and she offers a cheeky bargain to keep her job.

Rio tells Tokyo he could have had a legal, ordinary life, and asks her for the door she once told him about.

In the museum flashback Tokyo mourns her mother and recalls the door drawn on her wall that she could open only once, and never did.

On the night of the street party, a drunk Rio talks about counting the stars and Tokyo asks him outright whether he is trying to sleep with her.

Tokyo tearfully admits she is a woman who causes pain and gets bored of everything; Rio refuses to be left and asks for a little longer together.

Rio adds up the sentences, asks for a televised presidential pardon, mocks the inspector's name-and-number request, and faces Berlin's fury afterwards.

Tokyo asks whether Rio wanted to accept the police offer, lists her own crimes, defends her friends named after cities and ends with a threat.

The breakout begins. Berlin realises the hostages have plastic explosives and rallies the crew; the gang takes cover as the charge goes off.

The TV goes dark after news from Toledo. Tokyo calls a vote on the Chernobyl plan; Helsinki, Rio, Moscow and Denver split it and Nairobi breaks the tie.

Nairobi says Tokyo is wrecking the plan; Tokyo says Nairobi lost her son. Berlin tells Tokyo he alone knows the way out and dares her to shoot.

Tokyo threatens to smash Berlin's pill stash unless he explains Plan Chernobyl; he answers with a lecture on torture.

Tokyo takes Denver's gun, counts down from three and fires at Berlin's head; the chamber is empty, so she spins again.

Nairobi tries to stop the roulette; Tokyo fires back with the cruelest thing she can say about Nairobi's abandoned son.

Moscow begs Denver to come out, Rio wants a new vote, and Berlin tells Tokyo a dead man can't lead them out of the Mint.

Tokyo blames herself for bringing death back to the Mint; Rio refuses to let her and turns her curse into something fierce before they confess their love.

Setting timers on the explosives, Tokyo jokes about sunbathing topless among sailors; Rio admits he just wants her to stay put with him.

Rio dreams up nudist laws for their island, the assault team breaks in, and mid-firefight he swears off guns for good and talks curtains and couches.

Pinned down, Tokyo demands Rio's badge, they shout I love you, and she charges out alone to draw the GEOs, who tackle and arrest her.

Tokyo reintroduces herself from a Caribbean island, admits two years of bliss have gone stale, and tells Rio she needs noise, people and uncertainty.

Before they part, Rio hands Tokyo an unregistered satellite phone with a three-day schedule and his number written on the back.

Tokyo narrates how her good-girl phase explodes into three days of partying in Panama, while a lonely Rio keeps dialling a phone she never switches on.

Tokyo narrates how one satellite call bounces from the Caribbean to Europol, the CNI and a sleeping Colonel Prieto, because the Libyan seller was not secure.

On the satellite call Rio rants about island food and begs for one wild night out with Tokyo; she tells him to pick a city as the police close in unseen.