
Raquel Murillo arrives and takes command of the siege
On her day off, Inspector Murillo gets the hostage count, the weapons report and news the wounded officers live, then locks down the perimeter.

The police inspector leading the negotiation, matching wits with the Professor from the tent outside. Played by Itziar Ituño.
143 moments · 4h 10m

On her day off, Inspector Murillo gets the hostage count, the weapons report and news the wounded officers live, then locks down the perimeter.

Raquel's first call: a metallic voice wants someone who can say yes or no, then throws her off by asking what she is wearing before giving his alias.

The Professor greets every officer on the line, asks for time, hears Raquel's demand to free the children, and still gets her to describe her outfit.

Prieto pushes for an immediate assault, then airs Raquel's ill-treatment complaint against her ex in front of the tent; she thanks him for his sensitivity.

Armoured vehicles roll in and Prieto names a priority-one hostage; in flashback The Professor explains why the ambassador's daughter brings them in before dawn.

A hostage call to live radio reveals everyone inside wears the same masks and carries guns; Raquel halts the assault and tells Prieto to finish it himself.

After the longest night, Raquel orders a decaf, finds her phone dead, and a quiet man at the next table offers her his.

Exhausted in a cafe, Raquel leaves her superintendent a message: she will not be a figurehead while Intelligence sends in the thugs, so she quits.

A stranger asks the negotiator how she handles robbers; Tokyo explains eight million euros an hour, the Professor's cameras, and why love will wreck it all.

Masked and dressed like the gang, Monica reads a statement at the door while snipers beg for the green light and Raquel orders them not to shoot.

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.

The press ambushes Raquel with her private family case, then Colonel Prieto offers a smoother relationship while warning her he is a married man.

The Professor opens the call by asking Raquel about faked orgasms, turning it into a warning that lying to him, like last night's raid, puts lives at risk.

After listing the hostages' medication, Raquel reveals she has images from inside and a robber's identity, offering eight years instead of sixteen.

Berlin congratulates the hostage who filmed the inside and starts stripping suspects, while Raquel's team identifies the young robber from Getafe.

Over lunch the friendly stranger asks about the robbers; after a call naming a second robber, Raquel attacks him as a journalist and he shows his wallet.

Asked whether the gang will surrender, the Professor answers with a story about schoolyard cops and robbers and votes for zero years in prison.

The Professor dictates his escape list to Raquel and frames her choice as punishing the robbers or saving 67 lives.

While the colonel plans a gas assault, Raquel explains why the robbers stayed: the open bags and alarm were staged, and they are printing their own cash.

The Professor, posing as Salva, brings Raquel a call: her ex-husband has taken Paula despite a restraining order, while the tent keeps recording.

After Paula returns from the amusement park, Raquel orders Alberto against the wall for violating the restraining order.

Over coffee, Raquel apologises for frisking Salva, then drops the act and admits her ex-husband took her daughter despite a restraining order.

Raquel tells Salva that violence never begins with a slap, why she did not report her police-officer ex, and how her sister ended up with him.

Arturo learns Mónica was shot, turns Denver's gun on him among the kneeling hostages, and a sniper's green light hits the wrong man.

With the Ministry on the line, Raquel claims the order to fire as her own and tells them the wounded man is a hostage, not a robber.

The Professor refuses to let the wounded man out. Raquel concedes the error and warns him of the fallout; he allows two surgeons and a nurse inside.

Raquel confesses she ordered the fire that hit an innocent man. Her mother shrugs off the job, fixates on the stranger and tells her to go to bed with someone.

Raquel will send officers in with the medics. Prieto, now preaching zero victims, is mocked as a talk-show pacifist and jabs back about her hormones.

The shot is the first thing off the robbers' script. Ángel enters as a nurse; Suárez and Lobo crawl through a vent in red overalls and Dalí masks.

Arturo promises Laura a new life and a trip to Australia, swears she was always the one, then calls her Mónica. Berlin savours it: a legend.

As the surgeons run out, Raquel realises the robbers are no longer wearing Dali masks and the duct team is walking into a slaughter.

Raquel sits down with the shy man from the bar, grills him on girlfriends and dancing, and says intelligence is what she finds sexy. He has a word for it.

The team guesses which painter follows Dali and Munch; Ángel surprises everyone with Andy Warhol, and Berlin hears it all through a microphone in his glasses.

Outplayed again, Raquel tells the team to go back to the starting point and comb the museum CCTV for the robbers' earlier visits, while the other side gloats.

Ángel phones Raquel to ask if she would sleep with the man from the bar, then drags up their fling eight years ago and offers to leave his wife.

Her mother overhears the call, tells her to play the field, lets slip something odd about the ex and the sister, then gives the advice that counts: chase.

Suárez's enhanced footage shows Rio and Tokyo's old Seat keys on the museum tray; Raquel orders a hunt for the 1992 Ibiza.

Raquel and the Professor trade flirtations before she demands eight underage hostages in an hour, then guesses the Malaika is a decoy.

Trapped in the Ibiza as the crane lifts it, the Professor takes Raquel's call and accepts a dinner date without missing a beat.

The Professor offers Alison alone instead of eight minors; Prieto overrides Raquel and she chooses the ambassador's daughter.

Raquel quizzes the tent on ways to erase a car and lands on the legal one: crush it in a wreck yard, even on a Sunday.

A worker admits a foreigner from eastern Europe left the car twenty days ago; Raquel calls CSI and sends Ángel to the office.

Tokyo narrates how the Professor leaked Raquel's choice to the radio, as Raquel's hound-dog instinct closes in on the man himself.

Reeking of ammonia, the Professor is caught at the scrapyard and acts like a thief; Raquel releases him, then realises it was him.

Tokyo narrates how Raquel narrowly missed seeing the Professor, and why his face is the last card that would end the game.

Under fire on TV, Raquel comes home to hear her daughter has chosen her father; her mother steps in and Raquel tries to win Paula back with burgers.

Raquel demands the CNI own the Alison decision; Prieto offers a football-team pep talk, and she answers by taking command of the tent.

Forensics find a print on the button from the car; Raquel clears the tent and tells Ángel and Prieto there is a traitor among them.

The police read Berlin's file and psychiatric profile while, inside, he gathers the hostages and confirms that Mónica has been executed.

To turn public opinion, Raquel orders Berlin's file leaked; Ángel begs her not to stoop that low, while Prieto admires her style.

Raquel fears losing custody of Paula; Ángel vows to testify about bruises he never saw and still gets their mountain trip wrong.

Raquel interrogates Berlin's former cellmate, learns of a secret daily injection called Retroxil, then names her second condition.

Nairobi shows Berlin his own face on the news while the Russian guard builds a sketch, pushing the Professor toward an unthinkable move.

A fake robbery call empties a patrol car; a voice on channel 8 warns the identikit witness Nikolai that his wife and daughter are being watched.

The rare medicine traces back to Helmers' Myopathy; without it Fonollosa has under two years to live, so the man inside has nothing to lose.

M-16 bursts and coached screaming inside the Mint make the police tent believe they are hearing a hundred and fifty bullets and a bloodbath.

Raquel demands to know what the shooting was; Berlin says he no longer recognises the respectful inspector and ends the call to reset the tone.

Raquel asks what music the Professor showers to, he says a Greek Syrtaki, and she sets a one-hour deadline for proof of life of every hostage.

The inspector phones Rio and offers a two-year sentence for an ally inside; the Professor's lesson on the police going for the weakest link plays over it.

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.

Raquel pulls Ángel off the case as the only possible leak; he fires back that she told her life story to a stranger whose workshop he has been tailing.

Ángel demands to be cuffed, Suárez refuses, and Raquel throws fifteen years of his advances back at him before ordering him out.

Alone in the café, Raquel admits her first dinner out in eight years and fears being stood up; Salva gently points out she is early.

Ángel leaves Raquel a desperate message insisting he may be an idiot but not the traitor, and that she is destroying his life.

Flirting over drinks turns cold when Raquel tells Salva to look under the table and gives him a choice: show her the cider workshop or wait for a warrant.

Cold open: Ángel rants into Raquel's full voicemail about standing beside her for fifteen years out of love, not friendship.

Sunday night, 60 hours in: Raquel forces Salva into the plastic-draped warehouse she thinks hides a drug lab, while he plays innocent.

Salva explains the warehouse as a cider project; Tokyo's narration reveals the staged set. Raquel, mortified, vows never to draw her gun on him again.

In bed, Raquel says Salva looks like another man without his glasses; he puts them back on. She says she cannot stay the night because of her daughter.

Ángel leaves the message that could end the heist: the man helping the robbers is Salva, whose prints were in the patrol car. Raquel never hears it.

Tokyo compares Raquel to a mosquito drawn to light as she orders coffee, oblivious. Outside the Mint, SWAT pulls out 16 hostages and prepares to go in.

Raquel comes back to reality through a news bulletin: hostages escaped the Mint, and detective Ángel Rubio has crashed and is in critical condition.

At the hospital, Ángel's wife hands Raquel his things, shows the crash video and says she waited seven years for him to stop loving Raquel.

Tokyo narrates how the Toledo evidence was planted to cost Raquel three days while the gang prints eight million an hour. It costs her fifty minutes

In the open field Raquel confesses she feels lost and that the Professor is stronger than her, not knowing she is saying it to him.

Raquel learns the brake line was blocked and connects it to the man outside, the spoon and the microphone. She decides to set a trap.

Raquel grills Suárez about Ángel's clogged brake hoses and the teaspoon, then decides to set a trap for the insider.

The robbers hand Tokyo to the police on a stretcher; the tactical unit treats her as a bomb and strips her at gunpoint.

Interrogated in her underwear, Tokyo follows the Professor's kite lesson: release a little truth, then stall, until Raquel walks in.

Handcuffed after the polygraph, the Professor says he could have escaped or killed Raquel but did not; she answers with a prison sentence.

Raquel orders him to his knees but the Professor keeps walking, telling her she will have to shoot him. Then he discovers his phone is gone.

Prieto walks Raquel through everything she unknowingly did for Salva, the heist mastermind. She hits back with a restraining order and an offer.

Stripped of her badge and gone from inspector to suspect, Raquel takes her mother's advice and goes after the bad guys.

Using how long he took to reach the cafe, Raquel draws a 500-metre circle around Hanoi and vows to her mother she will find him.

Raquel tells the Professor she will not kill him because she wants him to spend thirty years in prison asking inmates what they are wearing.

The Professor admits falling for Raquel broke his perfect plan, then argues the ECB prints billions from nothing and nobody calls it theft.

The Professor begs Raquel to take the call; Ángel, barely awake and high, asks her to come see him before he tells anyone.

Raquel insists only she can stop Ángel talking, calls the Professor Sergio, and he asks whether he can trust her.

Raquel apologizes to a freshly awake Ángel, dodges whether she loves the Professor, and he refuses to give up the hangar. Then the police walk in.

Prieto shows Raquel a custody lawsuit filed by her abusive ex and offers to drop all charges if she gives up the hangar before the robbers escape.

Cornered by Prieto's threat to her daughter, Raquel finally says the hangar's address and every unit is sent there.

A news report marks a year since the unsolved heist; Raquel, now out of the force, picks Palawan on a map, and at a beach bar a familiar voice offers his phone.

Tokyo finds the inspector who hunted them living with the Professor, calls her a traitor and strikes her; Raquel hits back and christens herself Lisbon.

Tokyo clings to the 21st century; Lisbon lays out the dirty backyard every democracy keeps. Tokyo demands a rescue and the Professor admits they know nothing.

The Professor lists every mistake the gang covered for each other, mourns Berlin, Oslo and Moscow, and owns his own; Nairobi is first to say she will go.

Tokyo recalls the old escape plan as the Professor lays out how airships will rain 140 million euros on the city to buy chaos.

Radio check with Raquel, then the gang's new hacking crew in Pakistan takes over the police and CNI phones in under an hour.

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.

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.

On the road the Professor floats marriage as a throwaway remark and Raquel tells him to ask properly.

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

The van bogs down on a dirt road, the antenna breaks, and a boy on a farm shouts that the Professor and the Inspector are right there.

Village neighbours admire the Professor's camper, promise the family a Portugal trip, and tow the van free with a hug for the teacher.

Raquel calls him out for using Rio; he admits he feels he betrays the heist, cites Bobby Fischer, and says he beats her at this game.

Between kisses the Professor walks Raquel through dispersion, the emergency bag, and the epicenter rule of hiding up a tree inside 500 metres.

Raquel cannot reach her tree in time, the police find the ambulance, and she heads for a farm the Professor says is the first place they will look.

Hiding under a hen, the Professor apologises over the radio, admits Raquel is his first love and says he wants to spend his life with her.

Farmers find Raquel hiding with climbing spikes, recognise her from TV, and a tense standoff ends with her proposing a negotiation.

Raquel argues the police never pay rewards, warns the farmers they would become the couple who sold out Lisbon, and buys their silence.

With dogs outside, Raquel pleads for the trapdoor and raises her price while the Professor vouches by radio; Reni refuses.

Suarez sends the farmer away, demands the Professor's location as the Professor begs her to stall, then a shot rings out and prints are wiped.

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

The Professor explains why rescuing Lisbon forces a military assault, while the police chief calls in the army and the gang switches to extraction.

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.

Tokyo narrates what stepping outside feels like after a hundred hours trapped, and why showing Lisbon free in front of the cameras was a message of hope.

Out front, Lisbon offers Tamayo the wounded Gandía for a doctor and an hour, then realises he never played his best card: the police do not have the Professor.

Each punch gets a reason: fascist, racist, sexist, homophobe, and one for Nairobi. Intercut, the hostages storm the vault doors with guns.

Arturo's armed hostages trade fire with the robbers, who retreat and split up to chase them toward the loading dock while Helsinki is sent to watch the roof.

Helsinki spots Special Forces moving in; Lisbon orders Gandía released, Denver lobs a grenade with a family announcement, and a sedated Gandía halts the raid.

The Professor guides Sierra through the delivery while the gang scrambles under the army's assault on the bank.

With the roof blown open and snipers everywhere, the Professor stops the gang charging out and lays out a two-front plan to save Helsinki.

The Professor reveals why he released the governor, Lisbon flirts mid-crisis, and Marseille gets a shopping list for Alicia Sierra's baby.

The Professor directs Tokyo's team to climb among unmasked hostages under smoke cover while Lisbon counts down and Matías fires to distract snipers.

Denver finds Mónica drugged and giggling as the news of Tokyo's death spreads; Lisbon coaches the Professor through a panic attack.

Sharing a cigarette, the enemy commander and Lisbon argue over whether anyone is fighting for a better world.

Lisbon announces seven deaths and asks the red tide to go home; the crowd refuses to leave and Tamayo's spin collapses.

Lisbon tells the crew the Professor has vanished; Palermo refuses a debate and Lisbon backs him, so the gold goes out anyway.

The pipes run dry inside, the army hears the suction and realises the vault is being emptied, and the Professor jokes with Lisbon over the radio.

On the private line Lisbon reports that fake police tied them up and emptied the trucks; the Professor realises there is a mole and Palermo sees no way out.

At the quarry the trucks are empty. Lisbon argues that Berlin's ex-wife, a pianist, learned the plan in bed, just as the Professor once confided in Lisbon.

Rio finds no dump trucks on the cameras. Lisbon turns on the Professor for surrendering to fake police, falling for the same illusions he uses himself.

Taking Lisbon's cue, the Professor spots tampered camera footage, reasons the thieves are hiding rather than fleeing, and concludes the gold is being buried.

Tamayo taunts the Professor over the captured gang's radio and Lisbon confirms the worst. The Professor replies that he will turn himself in with his partners.

Denver refuses to trust an economic scheme, Tamayo vows to interrogate them one by one, and Stockholm pleads with him as he is dragged out first.

Battered in front of Lisbon, the Professor asks which Tamayo wins more, the one who kills them or the one who stops a national collapse.

Bleeding but joking, Sergio tells Raquel she should see the other guy; she asks if they should quit, and he admits he planned this one within a day.

Raquel tells Sergio he robs for himself and the nerd act is a costume; he blurts out a marriage proposal again, and this time she says yes.

As trucks roll in, Lisbon realises there is a part of the plan she was never told; in flashback Palermo asks the same and walks out.

Tamayo orders the gang shot and counts down from ten while the Professor argues that bullets buy only corpses and bankruptcy.

Tamayo announces the heist is over and reads out the gang members taken down one by one, with Denver named as a cooperating witness.