Narcos
(2015–2017)
David follows his suspicions. Peña is shocked to discover the depth of corruption in the Colombian government. Miguel is sought after once again.
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Title: Todos Los Hombres del Presidente (01 Sep 2017)
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Cast
| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Pedro Pascal | ... | Javier Peña | |
| Damián Alcázar | ... | Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela | |
| Alberto Ammann | ... | Pacho Herrera | |
| Francisco Denis | ... | Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela | |
| Pêpê Rapazote | ... | Chepe Santacruz Londoño | |
| Arturo Castro | ... | David Rodriguez | |
| Matias Varela | ... | Jorge Salcedo | |
| Michael Stahl-David | ... | Chris Feistl | |
| Matt Whelan | ... | Daniel Van Ness | |
| Eric Lange | ... | Bill Stechner | |
| Andrea Londo | ... | Maria Salazar | |
| Brett Cullen | ... | Arthur Crosby | |
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Roberto Cano | ... | Darío |
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Cristian Sarmiento | ... | Fercho |
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Gaston Velandia | ... | General Serrano (as Gastón Velandia) |
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David follows his suspicions. Peña is shocked to discover the depth of corruption in the Colombian government. Miguel is sought after once again.
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[sighs]
Javier Peña: the president.
Arthur Crosby: And for now, they get to keep him.
Javier Peña: [begins to leave, then turns around] We never had a chance.
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When Peña first discusses the extraction plan with General Serrano, he shows him a picture of Agents Van Ness and Feistl with the targeted building in the background, which is the fictionalized photograph of the actual agents' photo shown during the opening montage. See more »Goofs
When Salcedo gives the Uzi to his wife and explains the security functionality, he concludes with "that's all you have to do". Only then he puts in a magazine and puts the gun away without a loading movement. If she now pulls the trigger, nothing will happen. See more »Quotes
Javier Peña: So that's it. They bought[sighs]
Javier Peña: the president.
Arthur Crosby: And for now, they get to keep him.
Javier Peña: [begins to leave, then turns around] We never had a chance.
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1 September 2017 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Without an a priori strong character like Pablo, the writers of this season had to start from scratch in order to keep us engaged. And I must say, they did a wonderful job crafting the dark, unjust, raw Narco-world. Up until this episode. Everything - from the generic shootouts to the naive ex machina moments, I absolutely hated. And I simply can not believe this episode could be the highest rated of the season. There was so much emotional depth in some the previous ones, so much brutal realism. Not many mainstream shows dare to explore those. How could anyone have missed that?
Also - the intro was out of sync, it seems that I am the only one that has spotted this. Bad episode. Peace.