
The Governor wakes to a gold-melting tour
Back from near death, the Governor is marched through the smelting floor: extractors, ingots per hour, and Nairobi's grains of gold.

The narrator: a robber on the run who joins the Professor's crew as her last way out. Played by Úrsula Corberó.
200 moments · 5h 46m · by Favseen
Moments 121–150 of 200

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

The colonel briefs the minister on exactly what the stolen secrets would bring down, and the room settles on the one option left.

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

The police triangulate the Professor's transmissions to the south of the peninsula and send Ángel to follow it in secret.

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

At the monastery Nairobi stops Tokyo's guilt trip over Rio's capture and turns the mood into a party.

A grilled-vegetable birthday meal at the monastery sparks a rant that vegans are the new Taliban and only meat brings friends together.

Asked the odds of leaving the bank alive, the Professor says under fifty percent; the gang answers with a sung ballad at the table.

Halothane at 67 percent, five elite agents enter through a 45 by 80 cm pipe and the Browning opens up as they reach the hostages.

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.

The Professor offers the state an exit, citing the UN torture inquiry, and secures a hostage swap at eight in the morning.

Hostage exchange at the Bank of Spain; Tokyo narrates the moment she sees Rio again, disoriented but alive.

Rio, still in his police tie, asks Tokyo what she is doing in the bank; she tells him they came to get him.

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.

Tokyo narrates the happiest moment of the heist and warns that the fall from touching the sky is colossal.

Rio describes a coffin-sized cell, fifty coffees a day, the hose, the call to prayer, and swears he would have talked; the Professor says anyone would.

Lead a normal life while robbing the Bank of Spain: Tokyo bristles when the Professor implies she should sleep with Rio for the police's benefit.

Tokyo silently warns Rio he is bugged and tests the listening police by asking what colour her underwear is.

After one last night Rio says he followed her like a lapdog and will not live on her roller coaster; Tokyo begs him not to leave.

Champagne in hand, Tokyo tells Rio there are two kinds of exes, then needles him with the Toledo party story as Denver tries to slip away.

Drunk and newly single, Tokyo hugs Nairobi, announces a bath, mocks the foundry crew and asks to swim in gold like a cartoon miser.

Denver tells Tokyo they came to rescue Rio, not her relationship, makes her repeat that she is the best, then pushes her away when she lunges at him.

The narrator explains Sierra's card, a staged execution for the Professor's ears, and the finale ends on a declaration of war.

Five days in: the Professor's rescue lands Lisbon inside the bank, the gang erupts, and the fight is dedicated to Nairobi.

Tokyo orders extraction over melting; Palermo demands to know if she knew Lisbon's rescue would wreck the plan and warns about improvising.

Tokyo describes robbing a bank with the man she loved, the ride to Portugal, and how he died on a job; he was the love of her life, not Rio.

Lisbon reports Plan Rome is on, but the Professor says the stormwater tank is found and Sierra takes the line to taunt the gang.

Asked for his last words, the Professor says sorry to every member by name until Tokyo stops him; Sierra signs off with a mocking farewell.

The gang argues over a plan B that does not exist, the military rolls up outside, and Tokyo narrates how everything in red was coming to a close.

The episode opens on a full run of a cheerful pop song while the robbers step out of the bank unmasked, a jarring contrast to the siege around them.