(Ha! That baby is a great actress.) Sierra eventually played chicken with Marseille and shot out his tires, which left her and the Professor to fight it out in an abandoned barn. She blew her horn and made the trucks move as she sped between them, but afterward, even baby Victoria was looking at her with concerned and horrified eyes. Yelling at the Professor and consoling her screaming newborn simultaneously also caused Sierra to take her eyes off the road, and she nearly crashed into two oncoming trucks. Sierra said the Professor’s boredom in paradise had cost Tokyo and Nairobi their lives amid his haphazard attempt to save Rio. This didn’t seem to sway Sierra’s speedy getaway attempt one bit, and instead, she used the time to verbally attack the Professor and get in his head. The Professor also communicated with Sierra via some sort of vehicle-to-vehicle video system to tell the former police negotiator there was no use in running because there was a tracking device on the car. Sierra then sped off, and the Professor, who was shocked into reality by her escape, took chase along with Marseille in separate cars. Oh, so that’s what she had planned? We thought she was going to use those cutters to stab the Professor. (More on that later.) And she used that cuticle cutter she found to hot-wire the car, too.

Sierra even had enough time to empty the clip in the Professor’s gun. The pair was so preoccupied with the Professor and his all-encompassing grief and guilt, they didn’t notice Sierra had escaped with her baby and stolen a car. That said, no one took Tokyo’s death harder than the Professor, who had a complete meltdown in the bathroom while Benjamin and Marseille tried to calm him on the other side of the door. Sagasta lied and said Tokyo killed the lady soldier as well when she pulled those grenade pins, but that wounded woman is somewhere in hiding, waiting to pounce. The premiere opened with the Bella Ciao bandits mourning the loss of Tokyo, who valiantly died taking out a handful of Spanish Army soldiers and that murderous monster Gandia. Grief is a very personal emotion, and that’s what Money Heist fans had to realize when Season 5B roared back into our lives Friday on Netflix.

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