Tokyo's eulogy: born on Labor Day, died on the wrong side
Over Moscow's dates, Tokyo recalls the miner's birthday pickets and rubber bullets, and this year's real ones.
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9 moments.
Moscow's joke about how music was invented
Tokyo remembers Moscow as the honest one with bad jokes, and he tells her the train story of Patxi and his father while digging the tunnel.
Moscow defies Berlin and collapses asking Denver about the hostage
Moscow dares Berlin to shoot him, asks his son whether he killed the woman, and suffers an anxiety attack on the bloodstained floor.
Denver tells Mónica why he never wanted her inside
Denver admits what is really wrong: his father died protecting him, and with Mónica in the bank he knows he would stand in the line of fire for her.
Christian Crusade's letter and Benny's advice to take the money
A religious group offers to fund Beth's trip to the USSR; Benny tells her they want her to beat Communists for Jesus and says he misses her.
Flight rules from the State Department minder, then arrival in Moscow
On the plane Beth's escort lists the rules and asks her to watch Borgov for signals; she lands in Moscow, checks into the hotel and is welcomed to Russia.
The Moscow Invitational opens and Beth thrashes Laev in 27 moves
The tournament opens with a Huxley quote on the chessboard as the world; commentary explains how Laev underestimated the unknown American.
Beth leaves the car and plays with the old men in the park
On the way to the airport Beth stops the car, walks to a Moscow park where the old men recognize Liza Harmon, and sits down to play.
Moscow and Berlin fight over the bathroom
A row about toilet etiquette turns into Moscow asking whether Berlin is part of his team, and Berlin answering straight.