[phone ringing]
[Professor] Check-up call.
-Everything's running smoothly. -[Professor] "Running smoothly"?
"Smoothly" as in Tokyo being interrogated by the police?
"Smoothly," as in you were about to execute Rio?
Berlin, what are you doing?
[thud]
Professor, it's Nairobi.
Berlin is indisposed.
So from now on, I'm the one in charge.
The matriarchy begins now.
[Tokyo] If we took a photo of this moment,
it could be my last memory of the Royal Mint of Spain.
Leaving a series of mistakes inside,
a fractured gang of thieves,
and only one person who could keep everything together, Nairobi.
[Nairobi] I'm telling you, Professor, this place is out of control.
The situation in here is critical.
Tokyo played Russian roulette on Berlin while he was tied to a chair.
Then Berlin turned her in to the police.
Then Rio tried to leave
and Berlin almost executed him like some Vietnamese firing squad.
-[gunshots] -[Rio screams]
Oh, Helsinki also suffocated Oslo.
He killed him?
[Nairobi] He was a vegetable… Helsinki says it's what he would've wanted.
As you can see, Professor, this is a royal fucking disaster.
So now, I have no other choice but take control of the situation
until things get back on track.
Ask him what he was doing with the police.
I was at the house in Toledo. It was part of the plan.
Professor, before we can act,
we need to understand the gravity of our situation.
MONDAY, 9:00 P.M.
I'm not gonna lie, there are some loose ends.
HOUR 83 OF THE HEIST
[Tokyo] Actually, the biggest loose end of all
was that Deputy Inspector Ángel discovered the Professor.
He had gotten his fingerprints and was now in a coma,
waiting to wake up and reveal the truth.
The Professor was living on borrowed time
and so was everyone else.
NATIONAL POLICE
[sirens wail]
And it sounds like the situation in there isn't much better.
You do what you have to do for now. In the meantime…
-[line beeps] -…I'll fix the situation in here.
-[line beeps] -I'm guessing that's an important call.
Inspector.
Before I get to the point, I need to clear up an important matter.
What do you want me to call you from now on?
Professor? Sergio? Or Mr. Marquina?
To you, I'll always be the Professor.
That's how we met, right?
[distorted] I'll remember you as Inspector Murillo,
even if you'll be my executioner one day.
Do you remember the first time you made love?
Of course I do. You can't forget that, right?
Well, this happens to be my first time
in the world of crime.
And whether it fails or succeeds, I will…
always remember it fondly.
[Raquel] You see the good side of things.
We need more people like that in this world.
I hope that when you get out of prison and you're back on your feet,
you'll help this country grow. Because the truth is…
-[Professor distorted] Where was it? -What?
The first time you made love.
In a tent while camping.
That's wonderful. You see, now that's a good place for a first time.
The sounds of the countryside, the lights…
Yeah, I guess you're right. The rest of it was, um…
Well, experimental.
And short-lived.
[laughs]
All right, Professor.
I'm calling to inform you that your partner Silene Oliveira
is going into provisional custody without bail tonight.
What did Tokyo say to make you angry enough to ignore the 72-hour custody?
Let's just say that she was trying to be smart.
There's one thing I don't get.
Why would you let go of one of your own instead of the hostages?
You could say there have been discrepancies in the group. Nothing else.
Your back is to the wall, Professor. And you know it.
I admit you're winning. But this is only one battle.
[distorted] It's minuscule compared to the war.
He still teases you even though he has a riot on his hands?
He's a pro.
[phone ringing]
[Raquel] Salva, how are you doing?
Are you holding up?
Well,
I never thought tying my laces could be this painful.
[Raquel] Those bruises could use some looking after.
A nurse, perhaps.
That is a…
very suggestive idea.
Well, I'd love to look after you, but…
it would have to be at my house because I want to see my kid.
I know that's not the most romantic date.
I can't think of a better plan.
Okay.
[Tokyo] When you spend years obsessing over something,
that something is your whole world.
A perfect world.
But now the plan was no longer just the Professor's.
It was all of ours. And we were all fucking it up.
For once, the Professor felt weak.
And falling into Raquel's arms seemed like the best comfort he could get.
The only comfort.
And now, you're a hostage too.
[door closes]
[Alison] What happened?
Huh?
They tried to murder me.
They almost did.
[Alison] Why'd they wanna kill you?
They turned Tokyo in to the police.
I was gonna turn myself in too.
-[Mercedes] Alison! -[shushes]
Leave her alone.
[Mercedes sighs]
This girl has lost her freaking mind!
If Tokyo shows up again, who knows what's gonna happen?
She won't show up. She's been kicked out of here.
You know what? This could be a good thing.
-Good for what? -To help us get out of here!
Once and for all!
Is it really that hard to understand? Fuck!
You know these bastards have locked up other hostages
when they promised them their freedom!
And a few of us have been truly, truly humiliated.
They've ruined my relationship
and my future child.
And all that money they promised us to stay in this hell hole,
it's all a lie.
Just a fucking trick! He just confirmed it!
How long are we gonna stay here doing nothing?
Don't you see the robbers are getting weaker?
No one can argue with that.
And if we don't seize the opportunity now,
we're just letting them escape.
We have to finish them off!
Gather up all our dignity, courage, unleash the wild animal we carry inside!
We gotta do something. I don't know.
Maybe steal a gun, uh…
[Ariadna] What?
Are you serious? Where are we even gonna find a gun?
[Rio] You can swap one of theirs for a fake one.
If you can get one of the fake guns,
you can swap 'em.
Then one of those guys will be unarmed
and one of you will be.
["My Life is Going On" by Cecilia Krull plays]
♪ If I stay with you If I'm choosing wrong ♪
♪ I don't care at all ♪
♪ If I'm losing now Then I'm winning late ♪
♪ That's all I want ♪
♪ I don't care at all ♪
♪ I am lost ♪
♪ I don't care at all ♪
♪ Lost my time ♪
♪ My life is going on ♪
Oh, hello, dear.
-[Raquel] What are you doing up so late? -Mommy!
Hi, sweetie. Come here. Come here.
[kisses]
But, wait a minute. Tell me something.
-What are you doing up so late? -[Paula] I wanted to see you.
Me too, baby. [kisses]
Hello.
Why didn't you say anything? I would've made dinner.
You came for dinner, right?
Yes. Well, dinner and to get some sleep, too. No?
Are you guys dating?
Oh.
Well, um…
Yes, no?
A little.
But did you really ask her?
Well, no. I actually haven't, but…
But we kissed, which is almost the same.
Okay.
Come on, Paula. Let's go now.
You have school tomorrow.
No, no, just stay there. I'll put her to bed.
[door closes]
Thank you.
Uh…
Did you really hit him?
Well…
I did.
Honestly, it infuriated me to think he's the guy that was beating you.
I… I've never liked violence.
I know it shouldn't have been done and you know how to defend yourself.
-I'm not the one to get involved-- -Salva.
I'm glad you gave my jerk ex-husband the beating he deserved.
I wish I'd done it myself.
Even if it's politically incorrect to say.
[sighs]
Well…
sometimes what's politically incorrect is the only option.
I'm speaking from experience.
I'm happy you're here.
[suspenseful music plays]
Here's the deal.
From now on, I'm gonna need everyone to be packing bags non-stop!
Say something about the lies.
Arturito, buddy, drop the Gandhi crap
or you're gonna eat shit for breakfast, for lunch and for dinner.
And I can guarantee you this. I have not lied to anyone.
Nairobi's in charge now. So everyone start packing the bags.
Nairobi hits pretty hard for a woman.
Berlin, the plan's falling apart.
The most important thing right now is that
we all work together to get out of here alive,
without anything else going wrong.
Well then.
Are you with me
or against me?
Eeny, meeny,
miny, moe.
-Catch a tiger by the toe. -A tiger by the toe.
Well, I'm with you, Nairobi,
'til death.
Ah.
-I'm going along with your coup d'état. -Yeah.
And I'll even confess that I'm a little turned on
by the idea of serving a woman who's a goddess. [laughs]
You better start worshiping this goddess
because don't forget, she's got your drugs.
[Nairobi sighs]
That's the office where they keep the fake guns.
So?
So, one of us has to get in there and take one of 'em.
[Ariadna] Who are you thinking of switching guns with?
Denver.
He's the stupidest.
Which of us will take the gun?
It'll have to be Mónica, when he calls her in to treat her.
And why would she do something like that?
It's… It's suicide.
Because that's the thug that shot her.
He got her alone and took advantage of her fear and desperation to, uh…
have a few quickies with her.
And apparently, now he's left you, right?
Yes.
I'm sorry.
But that's what happens.
Sometimes we want to change our lives.
We get our hopes up.
But no bank robber's gonna take you with him.
All right… I'll be the one to steal the gun.
Do you have copies to the keys to the office?
No. [chuckles]
Tell me about Plan Chernobyl.
Well, Plan Chernobyl is a plan that's desperate but very beautiful.
It involved releasing the money in balloons from the roof,
then shooting the balloons,
causing them to pop and rain down on the ground below.
It'll be all over TV, radio, newspapers…
So it's like a giant Christmas parade, but with 50-euro bills.
That's Plan Chernobyl?
Thousands of people picking up the money, spreading chaos among the police. Imagine.
-One billion euros falling from the sky. -Right.
During the chaotic frenzy, we could easily vanish.
[chuckles]
Beautiful.
You already know the Professor's an idealist.
He cares more about the message than the cash.
I didn't tell you because it wasn't the right time yet.
[tense music plays]
Wish me luck.
Mr. Torres,
my office, now!
Come in, Mr. Torres.
All right,
is there any way we could increase the printing rate?
I can try. It's possible.
But we'd be running a great risk.
If it gets stuck,
it would take three to four hours to get it back up and running.
I need you to calculate the increased rate for production.
Okay, Miss Nairobi.
[intriguing rock music plays]
That you, boss?
Just stand up. Get up, Torres. Get the fuck up!
-[Torres] What are you doing? -It's not important.
Act like I'm not here. Get out, keep the door locked when you leave.
I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to report you.
If they find out I've seen you, they'll kill me.
Look, you fucking moron!
I got a gun.
Don't you dare report me or else this first bullet's for you, got it?
Excuse me, sir, but I know that's one of the fake guns.
You left the bag open.
Listen to me.
Listen good. I won't repeat this.
When all this is over, and I assure you it will be in a couple of hours,
you'll be back here
to this shitty job of yours.
And I'll be waiting for you on that fine day
with a big fat layoff
and a personnel file that's gonna make you shit your pants.
You'll be fucked until you retire, you understand?
You got three daughters, right?
And two of them have been unemployed for about…
seven years, if my memory serves.
So, what are you gonna do?
-Torres. -[knock on door]
-Miss Nairobi. -Give it to me.
We could increase the production by two million
every hour.
All right. Do it.
Also, we'll make technical stops only every six hours.
-And that'll give us an extra two million. -Right.
[sighs]
I'll get this up and running or my name isn't Nairobi.
[Denver laughs]
[tense music builds]
Something's bothering you?
No.
I'm just worried this was the best night of my entire life.
[laughs]
Well,
Salva, you've already won me over, there's no need to exaggerate.
[laughs]
I mean it.
The thing is, I hadn't anticipated any of this.
Oh, you hadn't anticipated it?
So you anticipate everything you do?
Well, let's just say…
I am a man who
chooses the clothes he's going to wear the day before.
[laughs]
A man who became obsessed with…
with…
creating the best cider in the entire world.
And…
And I studied it all. I studied…
the acidity, the fermentation…
Every possible reaction of every ingredient.
Year
after year, after year…
And there's a chance one bad apple…
could end up ruining the whole barrel.
You're really interested in cider, aren't you?
[both laugh]
It was actually a dream my father always had.
And…
He died before he could fulfill it.
He…
He wanted…
[laughs]
…to make 2,400 barrels.
[laughs]
Well, I get it. I know you want to honor him, but…
why don't you make half
or even a third and uh…
then you
can still follow your own dreams?
Let's leave.
[romantic piano music plays]
I'll finish this cider thing
in a few days and then we can go to a country in the Caribbean.
[both laugh]
[Raquel] Well, uh…
I…
I don't have the cider, but…
but I do have a mother and a daughter and a…
a robbery I need to solve.
How about we take your mother… and we take your daughter with us.
Can't you see you raising your daughter on a beautiful, sunny beach?
Raquel,
I don't want this feeling to wear off.
I don't want to ignore this…
this… this desire to feel alive because I've never felt it this strongly.
You would cross the ocean with a…
with a mother, a daughter
and a grandmother?
[chuckles] Right now, yes.
-It's a good plan B. -[both chuckle]
[inhales and exhales deeply]
It… It's just that…
-It's so crazy, you know… -[both laugh]
…that I…
I can't imagine myself doing anything else.
Do what you have to do to finish your case…
and then we can go.
Okay.
-Okay. -Okay.
-Yes.
[rock music plays]
Listen up, guys!
We're gonna solve this robbery in 24 hours.
We need to get our lives back. We've neglected them enough.
Suárez. Call up the commissioner.
I'm not gonna let anyone else in there get killed, hurt or caught.
So Nairobi,
listen to me.
Coming as far as you have is incredible
and I give you my sincere congratulations.
I promise, I'm going to get you out of there
before they can get close to you.
-Get Lobo and everyone else from COD. -What is this about, Inspector?
I'm starting to think that the man who's out there
is the real brains behind this operation.
He's the one who left a trail of clues leading us to the estate in Toledo.
But I know how to lure him in.
The first thing we'll do is get the hostages out of the basement.
Thanks. We don't actually have enough people left here to guard everyone.
We did promise freedom, didn't we? So let's give them freedom.
We'll release those hostages but give me one hour.
This spectacle is much too big for such a small audience.
[upbeat music plays]
[line ringing]
Yes.
I'm going to release 11 hostages
under one condition.
I'd like to have a reporter and camera to cover the news from the inside.
A live news feed.
Look, I'd love to help you out with your propaganda,
but I can't force any civilians to risk their lives in there.
-You know that. -That's true.
You're absolutely right. But you aren't going to have to force anyone.
You just have to suggest it and I'm certain
there will be many reporters who would volunteer for an interview like that.
-I'll think about it. -Of course. Sure, think about it.
Remember, I'm recording these conversations.
And the last time you refused to release hostages…
let's just say it wasn't taken very well by the public.
But, of course, take as long as you need.
Son of a bitch.
Shit.
[Professor] Okay, let's talk about something else. How can I explain this?
-Do you like soccer? -[Helsinki] Oh, yeah, soccer.
-Everyone loves soccer. -[Nairobi] Here you go.
[Denver] Thank you.
Well, then, imagine a soccer match.
Again with that?
No, Nairobi, listen. It's a World Cup soccer match.
And Brazil is playing against Cameroon. Who wins?
Oh, come on!
No, no, no, better yet.
Who do you want to win?
Well, the winner would be Brazil.
But I'd be rooting for Cameroon, for sure.
-Cameroon. -[Moscow] Yeah.
Cameroon, only Cameroon.
Cameroon or death.
You see that, by instinct, human beings always,
always choose to side with the weaker one.
The underdog, right?
So, if we were to show the world our weaknesses, our wounds…
That we're on the verge of surrendering.
The world will
start to root for us.
I think any guy who isn't Brazilian would still go for Cameroon.
Including some Brazilian guys too.
-Or Brazilian girls. -Right.
Okay, to Cameroon, then!
Wait, what is that chant you guys do?
[chanting] Cameroon, Cameroon, Cameroon!
[everyone chanting] Cameroon, Cameroon, Cameroon!
To Cameroon!
Cameroon!
We move on to plan Cameroon.
We're going to release the hostages we have in the basement.
And we're going to get a reporter and a camera in here to record all of it.
We're gonna need one of you to be interviewed.
In my opinion,
it should be Rio.
I understand you're angry,
but we need you.
You can do it without a mask, you're endearing…
You think I'm gonna go on TV?
For Tokyo to see me from jail, smiling like everything's just fine,
doing a damn interview acting like nothing fucking happened.
I'm a hostage now.
Don't count on me for anything.
Fuck it, I guess I'll do it.
-I got a kind face. You can tell. -[Helsinki] You're no "kind face."
-You break kind faces. -[both laugh]
I'll do it.
If I don't have to talk much, I'll do it.
Good idea. You could, but no.
No.
I'll do it with a mask on.
[Berlin chuckles]
With a mask?
On a live interview?
What are we, terrorists?
Hm?
Jihadists?
No, no.
This interview has to have
one of us without a mask.
That way, our eyes can be
felt by all of Spain.
They can hear us breathe so that they can understand our pain.
And a little bit of pity. [laughs]
Yeah.
I'm guessing that you wanna do it.
Except,
there's just one problem.
See, I've only known one guy who's never shown any pain or any sorrow
and that's you, Berlin.
Tokyo's not here.
And Rio would rather not.
Don't thumb your nose at someone who's good at what he does, Nairobi.
I can be a good master of ceremonies.
He's right. He knows how to act very well.
[Nairobi] All right.
It's all yours.
An interview in exchange for releasing 11 hostages… I don't know.
I mean, it's justifiable.
We're gonna be criticized for this. We have no choice. We have to accept it.
Then let's use this as a chance
to show everyone we're completely transparent.
You can sell it however you like, Prieto. But the other thing?
What's with this operation you wanna set up in the hospital?
In exchange for what? And what evidence, Raquel? A plate of fresh anchovies?
On the evidence they have a guy outside who continues to sabotage our work.
Ángel identified him, so they tried to kill him. It wasn't an accident.
All of us have read the forensic report on Ángel's accident.
There's no evidence that it was an attempted homicide.
We also can't forget he was found driving under the influence.
Fine then. You want evidence? We'll set up an operation.
Let me leak a story to the press that Ángel,
the only person who knows who he is, is waking up from his coma.
And I guarantee you, before five in the afternoon,
our guy will walk through the hospital's front door to murder him.
But we're gonna be there like a cat waits for a mouse.
You're really asking me to fill a whole hospital
with undercover agents, like it's a… a reality show?
We should be focusing our efforts here, on the robbery.
What about the reporters who are going inside?
-What if they take them hostage? -That interview is a smoke screen.
Another trick to make us waste time.
Chief, I think for once,
we should be the ones setting up the trap.
Can you do it with ten?
Twenty.
Mónica Gaztambide, it's time for your treatment.
Come on.
I can only treat you if you take off the jumpsuit.
Can you turn around?
Because we're not together, right?
No problem.
[tense music plays]
Ready?
Wait.
Okay.
How's the wound?
It really hurts.
And it stings.
[Raquel] We only have one chance.
And I want him alive.
No one pulls the trigger unless everything goes south.
The first thing we're gonna do
is move Ángel out of his room to a safer place.
But to do this, we need to set up a room on a different floor.
[action music plays]
Once we move him, we leak the news of his recovery.
And the target will be on the move soon after.
At that point, it's important that everyone is alert.
I want everyone to get into their character and play it naturally.
This is a very complex operation,
so it's gonna require our complete focus.
We'll have access to security cameras.
I don't want anyone from security on the floor, not even the hospital's security.
And no police cars in the area.
We're gonna roll out the red fucking carpet
for that bastard to try and get to Ángel,
where Lobo will be waiting instead.
And agent Balmaseda will take Mari Carmen's place.
They will be there, waiting to give him a nice welcome.
The suspect we're looking for is a middle-aged male.
You'll be 20 agents and he'll be alone.
He won't be able to escape.
[Helsinki] Come on.
Did you do it?
Here. Hurry.
[laughs]
It's loaded.
Stop packing the fucking bills and stash what you can.
We're out of here! Take this.
Stash them. Here.
Come on!
We're going now. I've been here too long. Fucking nuthouse.
Come on.
[upbeat electronic music plays]
It's the fifth day of the hijacking.
One hostage and two police officers wounded,
an explosion, escaped hostages
and now the cameras for Channel 6 are about to enter the very place
that the whole world is watching.
[officer] Heading to the entrance.
[reporter 2] We have to remember the historical impact,
the moment we are living.
Hundreds of TV channels all over the world are broadcasting our signal…
Cover them until they're inside.
[reporter 2] …the situation straight from the source. Something…
[Raquel] They're opening the doors. Attention, escorts.
Stop at the bottom of the stairs as demanded.
[reporter 1] Currently live at the Mint. This is a crucial moment.
In a minute, we'll witness something that will be remembered in history.
A Channel 6 reporter and a cameraman will enter the site of the heist.
This is as far as the police can go.
That was the deal they made, so from this point on,
the reporter and the camera will be on their own, unprotected.
We've never seen such a thing. All over the country, streets are empty.
Everyone's watching to see what will happen next.
Return to your posts.
-Hello, good morning. -Good morning.
I'm Andrés de Fonollosa. Thank you for being here.
Would you mind putting this on?
Sure.
We're already receiving the signal.
-We're going live from inside the Mint. -Raquel.
Mr. Fonollosa, I have to ask you, why you have allowed a team of journalists
to broadcast live from in here?
This is a decisive moment for all of us united here together and
your presence is necessary to record it and make it public.
Please, come with me. After you.
[reporter 1] That's Andrés de Fonollosa, a familiar face to the police.
A bank robber, informer and previously convicted for human trafficking.
These are the 11 hostages
that are now going to be released.
That's them.
I recognize Manuel García,
Alfonso Martínez and María Cornejo.
Looks like they're letting them go.
-[Berlin] We're all nervous… -Get the medical services ready.
[Berlin] …almost like children waiting for the school bell to ring.
I want to thank you, all of you.
For the bravery and courage
that you've shown here.
And
you, especially.
You and your child.
You've proven to be a very strong woman.
[journalist] Why have you made the decision just now,
after five days of captivity,
to release hostages?
Five days? It's hard to believe it's been just a few days, isn't it?
Look…
We have to confess that our time here has been very difficult.
The situation is critical.
We have no other option but to surrender.
That's why you're here.
This gesture is the beginning of the end for everyone.
Helsinki…
it's time.
You can go.
Thank you.
All snipers ready. Assault team, I need you to maintain your distance.
[sniper] Copy that.
[rock music plays]
The reason we're releasing hostages
is to obtain more favorable conditions for our surrender.
[journalist] Have you decided to surrender?
[Berlin] We have become aware that we've lost.
Open the doors!
[reporter 1] Hostages released. We're watching live.
They're coming out.
[reporter 1] At last, good news has finally come at the Mint.
There they are.
It is a very exciting moment. It seems like the robbers are giving in.
But there are more headlines, big ones.
Fonollosa has admitted that the situation is critical,
that they have no alternative but to surrender.
His literal words were, "This is the beginning of the end,
and we have become aware that we have lost."
I don't know if you've ever seen a corpse before.
Well, for some of us it's also the first time.
You've come here to tell the truth.
Here it is. This is the truth.
LIVE
We've been thoroughly beaten.
We've been defeated.
It's important that you confirm it,
please.
[journalist] Yes.
There's no pulse, he's dead.
The hostages who escaped hit him in the head.
He died within a few hours.
Maybe to the people out there,
this man is no more than a thief.
But to us, he was a companion and a friend.
No one prepares you for that.
No one. It's one of the reasons why we have decided to release hostages.
Some of us here already thought we weren't going to make it out alive,
but, frankly, I never thought it was gonna be him.
So you're saying that some of you here were willing to die?
No, no.
No. Not at all. We're just regular people.
We have all gone through difficulties…
of many kinds.
Like anyone.
Like terminal illness, for example.
And we have had to take desperate actions like this
to make sure we can leave something for our families.
Leave something for our loved ones.
I…
So… Sorry.
In fact,
I suffer from a degenerative disease called Helmer's myopathy.
The police knew it.
Yet they have had no shame in spreading lies about me.
But let me tell you something. I may be a thief…
I have been all my life. I've robbed banks and jewelry stores.
And I've even broken into mansions. But I have never in my life sold anyone.
I have never in my life sold a woman.
I'd never do anything as terrible as
trafficking
or raping minors.
[crying] That's not me.
You can ask the police when you get out, which files these cases are kept in.
So you're saying the police have been lying to the public?
The police lie!
The police have lied to the public.
They've lied to my friends.
They've completely soiled my family name.
I am a thief.
But I have every right in the world not to not be defamed.
I have the same right as anyone else
to die in peace…
with dignity.
No.
No, I can't go on. Cut now, please.
[Tokyo] That morning we were trending worldwide.
People went silent in coffee shops and taxis.
Fonollosa says the police have been lying.
He says that they've been polluting the media about his past.
He challenged them to come up with legal files.
[Tokyo] We were the Cameroon team playing without shoes against Brazil.
Everyone was rooting for us.
We're now going over to one of our other reporters, Cristina Saavedra. Go ahead.
Breaking news, Deputy Inspector Ángel Rubio could emerge from his coma.
He was kept in an induced coma after suffering a car accident.
The Deputy Inspector had an accident on the M-506
when his car crashed into a construction booth
in one of the lanes, causing it to roll over multiple times.
According to numerous reports…
[phone ringing]
Professor, did you see us on TV?
Nairobi, I want you all to move together like a rowing team.
I want you to tell Rio that as captain of this ship, I'll get Tokyo out of jail.
-Now that's more like it. Sir, yes, sir! -Put Berlin on.
Berlin.
[Berlin] Me?
Yeah, you.
Thank you.
Yes?
Deputy Inspector Rubio is coming out of his coma.
What's the probability that's true?
I don't know.
Ah, that's elementary police work.
Saying the victim is waking from his coma
to lure you to the scene to finish the job only works on TV.
What if it's true?
He's the only person who knows who I am. He's the only loose end.
What room did they put him in?
[Professor] Room 119.
Well, it's a trap.
Yep.
There's a 90 percent chance it's a trap.
-[Berlin] Ninety-nine percent chance. -Ninety-nine percent chance.
-Are we leaving one percent to chance? -[Berlin] No.
Which means you're gonna have to make sure it's not a trap and if it isn't
you'll finish him off.
Enter a hospital
in which, without a doubt,
there'll be about 50 police officers waiting for me.
[Berlin sighs] Shit Sergio, think about it.
You spent half your childhood in a hospital.
How do you walk into a trap and not get caught,
knowing that the cavalry is waiting for you?
The way to do that…
is by distracting
the cavalry.
["Asalto al Camión" by Iván M. Lacámara plays] e.