Ep 2. Berlin's Wedding

The show Money Heist is a thrilling Spanish crime drama series that follows a group of eight robbers, who plan and execute an elaborate heist on the Royal Mint of Spain. The fourth season of the show is equally intriguing and suspenseful as the previous seasons. The second episode of season 4 is titled "Berlin's Wedding," and it starts right where the previous episode left off.

The episode begins with the team trying to escape from the Bank of Spain, which they had just infiltrated in the previous episode. The robbers encounter a few obstacles, but they manage to make it out of the bank before the police discover their exact location. However, now the situation has become more complicated as the team discovers that they have a new member who had infiltrated them to gather information for the government. As they try to interrogate this new member to know more about him, there is something else that surprises them.

The surprise is not just for the team but also for the viewers, as the plot thickens when we see a flashback to Berlin's wedding day. This particular flashback is different from the previous ones as we get to see Berlin, played by Pedro Alonso, in a completely different light. Berlin is seen as a loving and kind-hearted person, quite contrary to his previous portrayal as a villainous character. The flashback also introduces Berlin's partner, Tatiana, played by Diana Gomez.

As the episode progresses, we are shown the wedding ceremony, which is grand and extravagant. We see all the members of the heist dressed in suits and looking sharp. The wedding is showcased as a happy event with everyone enjoying themselves, oblivious of what is to come. However, it is clear that this is not just a typical wedding.

As the night progresses, we are given glimpses of some of the team members' personal lives, which helps in developing their characters more. We see Denver, played by Jaime Lorente, and Stockholm, played by Esther Acebo, sharing a personal moment, which shows how their love has grown over time. On the other hand, we see how hard it is for Rio, played by Miguel Herrán, to cope with the aftermath of his kidnapping and torture by the authorities.

The wedding is not all roses and sunshine; there are signs of trouble looming upon the horizon. We are given subtle hints of the jealousy stirred in some members as Tokyo, played by Úrsula Corberó, and Rio openly share their feelings for each other. This jealousy comes to light when we see Berlin having a conversation with the Professor, played by Álvaro Morte, where he talks about the need for a leader to make difficult decisions. This conversation sets the tone for the future episodes, as it is clear that there will be conflicts between the team members.

The episode ends on a cliffhanger, setting the stage for the next episode. The ending leaves the viewers wanting more, as we are left wondering what will happen next. Overall, the second episode of the fourth season of Money Heist is a fantastic ride, full of emotions and enjoyable moments. The episode gives us a better understanding of the characters and their motivations, which makes the show even more engaging. It is a must-watch episode for fans of the series and an excellent introduction for those who are new to the show.