Berlin introduces Tatiana, the pianist thief, to Sergio
Flashback: Berlin presents his new love at the monastery and reveals she already knows about the Bank of Spain plan.
S3E6 · Everything Seemed Insignificant
17 moments · 36 min of essential viewing in a 54-minute episode.
Moments, in order
Sierra's counterattack: flood the press with fake state secrets
Alicia Sierra proposes drowning the gang's leverage in fabricated leaks so nobody can tell truth from lies, then storm the bank.
Denver turns a constipated hostage into a hero
A hostage flirts by talking about his stomach; Denver coaches him to act like a hero, gives him a pep talk and sends him to the toilet.
The leak hits the news and the Professor realises they are going in
Breaking news of a massive secrets leak; the Professor understands the state has knocked down their shield and warns Palermo.
Stuck in the mud: a farmer's kid recognises the Professor
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.
Palermo takes command and reaches for the anti-tank missiles
With the Professor out of contact Palermo wants to fire on the first armoured car; Tokyo argues they came in throwing money, not bombs.
Nairobi to Tokyo: you're a free woman, we're adrenaline junkies
At the monastery Nairobi stops Tokyo's guilt trip over Rio's capture and turns the mood into a party.
Vegan birthday dinner: meat unites, artichokes divide
A grilled-vegetable birthday meal at the monastery sparks a rant that vegans are the new Taliban and only meat brings friends together.
Less than 50 percent, then a song for Maria
Asked the odds of leaving the bank alive, the Professor says under fifty percent; the gang answers with a sung ballad at the table.
The farmers tour the teacher's van and pull it out of the mud
Village neighbours admire the Professor's camper, promise the family a Portugal trip, and tow the van free with a hug for the teacher.
Sierra tears Arturo apart: canned tuna and cardboard boxes
After Arturo's TV interview, Alicia Sierra dissects his lonely life on camera-hungry fame and refuses to let him go home.
The GEOs crawl in through the ventilation pipe and into an ambush
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.
Ten minutes before: RDX bars and a good night for the GEOs
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 calls with a video: Suárez captive and singing Bella Ciao
Thirty-five minutes of silence end with the Professor's call and a video of the elite commando asking for a ceasefire, then singing.
The Professor negotiates: hand over Rio for 40 hostages and the GEOs
The Professor offers the state an exit, citing the UN torture inquiry, and secures a hostage swap at eight in the morning.
Sierra wakes Rio: your son won't love you, but you'll adore me
Rio wakes after fourteen hours sedated; Alicia Sierra dolls him up for TV, talks about motherhood and tells him they're going to school.
The swap: Tokyo sees Rio getting out of the car alive
Hostage exchange at the Bank of Spain; Tokyo narrates the moment she sees Rio again, disoriented but alive.
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