00:11We as human beings have a tendency to assume.
00:15Our brains are always looking to be one step ahead.
00:21Because of that, we start to think we know what someone's thinking or where they're going.
00:28This show breaks that convention and will help us to come back to the present and wait for the answer.
00:39Who's feeling lucky?
00:42The idea for the series started from a structural place.
00:45I thought with batch delivery, you're getting everything at once.
00:48There's no reason, conceptually, why you should have to watch them, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
00:54You're going to see a different order than I'm going to see, than my mother's going to see, than my
00:58wife is going to see.
00:58This is the most secure vault maybe in the world.
01:02I loved how unusual it was.
01:05And my first thought was, well, that's a great gimmick.
01:08Thank God it is also really well written.
01:11There is no one that can get inside this vault unless I want them to.
01:16It's based on a potentially real story.
01:18After Hurricane Sandy, $70 billion in unregistered bearer bonds were flooded and lost.
01:24My first thought upon reading all these things was, oh, someone made off with $70 billion and is using Hurricane
01:29Sandy as like a really good excuse.
01:31This is Bob Goodwin, his wife Judy Goodwin, Ava Mercer, Stan Loomis, RJ Acosta, and Leo Path, the mastermind of
01:39the operation.
01:40Leo is a master thief, master criminal.
01:43He wants to strike into that vault for his team, but for him it's never been about money, it's been
01:47about revenge.
01:48We crack the safes, extract the bonds, and no one's the wiser.
01:53This show is about justice.
01:55We need to find a way inside this team.
01:56It's about the limits between good and bad.
02:00I can outfit the entire crew.
02:03Wow.
02:03Every episode had multiple connections to every other episode, so if you really fan them out,
02:09you can make connections this way, and connections this way, and connections this way.
02:12This is where it gets tricky.
02:14Oh, this is where it gets tricky.
02:16And then you'll just want to go back and watch it again and again and again,
02:19because there's so many things that you realize that you have missed.
02:23Who eats spaghetti with chopsticks?
02:25Like a billion people.
02:28Everyone gets to go through a different journey through the show,
02:31and I'm also excited to see if they can put it all together before they get to the end.
02:39It was a big challenge for the filmmakers.
02:41There's no such thing as an unbeatable vault.
02:43But also, it's a big challenge for the audience.
02:46I hope they take the risk.
02:48Do you want to see something cool?
02:49People are not linear.
02:50We contain multitudes.
02:51We all have these different parts, and at different times in our lives,
02:54we put different things forward.
02:55There's something about this structure that can speak to that.
02:58It can speak to character in that way.
02:59Loyalty is worthless.
03:01All it comes down to is you versus the people who want what you have.
03:05We're doing this.
03:06And you manipulate them better than they manipulate you.
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