Episode 4— The Good, The Bad, and The Dead
Aired September 2, 2016 · 56 min
Synopsis
The Cali cartel discusses moving in on Pablo's territory. Limón proposes a plan to Maritza. Tata gets a gun for protection.
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Wagner Moura
as Pablo Escobar
Boyd Holbrook
as Steve Murphy
Pedro Pascal
as Javier Peña
Damian Alcazar
as Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela
Paulina Gaitan
as Tata Escobar
Raul Mendez
as César Gaviria
Manolo Cardona
as Eduardo Sandoval
Cristina Umana
as Judy Moncada
Bruno Bichir
as Fernando Duque
Alberto Ammann
as Pacho Herrera
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