The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

[Fresh Tendrils]

Less than a week now.

Hard to believe its been a year already.

[JayBee74]

Re: The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

Less than a week now.

Hard to believe its been a year already.

Well, nine months to be exact, but it has flown by.

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[DieHardYankee26]

Re: The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

VERY excited for this, marathoned the whole show during the 4th season and am pumped to be in week by week. What an amazing show.

[Fresh Tendrils]

Re: The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

Glad to have you on board, sir.

[Jr.]

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I missed the last half of last season. I need to catch up before I start watching the new one.

[TheMatrix31]

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Cannot ****ing wait.

Episode title for the season premiere is "Amber Waves."

God that's bad ***.

[JayBee74]

Re: The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

I'll be russian to my TV tonight.

[Psyblast]

Re: The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

Omg it's back tonight, I feel like it's been years.

[TheMatrix31]

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God that was a terrible season premiere. Boring as hell.

[JayBee74]

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I didn't think it was that bad. Pretty dramatic opening with Elizabeth and Philip assuming a parenting role for a Vietnamese kid.

I'm always amused by Stan The Man's insecurity with women. I hope the babe at the gym shoots him down and humiliates him-not because I dislike the character but the show should get him reeling emotionally. Even put Phillip in a position to rub salt in the wound, with the objective of disorienting him even more.

Margo Martindale pretty much wasted in this one.

Just watching the digging made me tired, and the prize confused me more. I do know she was probably infected with biochemicals like William. I saw the head shot from a mile away.

Apologies if I should know the identity of the woman in the metal box.

[dickey1331]

Re: The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

I didn't think it was that bad. Pretty dramatic opening with Elizabeth and Philip assuming a parenting role for a Vietnamese kid.

I'm always amused by Stan The Man's insecurity with women. I hope the babe at the gym shoots him down and humiliates him-not because I dislike the character but the show should get him reeling emotionally. Even put Phillip in a position to rub salt in the wound, with the objective of disorienting him even more.

Margo Martindale pretty much wasted in this one.

Just watching the digging made me tired, and the prize confused me more. I do know she was probably infected with biochemicals like William. I saw the head shot from a mile away.

Apologies if I should know the identity of the woman in the metal box.

I thought that was William


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[JayBee74]

Re: The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

I thought that was William

Wow, looked at it again and you're right. That went over my head-I didn't even make out the hospital gown.

[TheMatrix31]

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They dug up William to get a sample of him and the other helper fell and stabbed himself or whatever and got infected so Elizabeth had to take him out.

I cannot ****ing believe they showed all the digging. I fast-forwarded after a while.

[Tovarich]

Re: The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

They dug up William to get a sample of him and the other helper fell and stabbed himself or whatever and got infected so Elizabeth had to take him out.

I cannot ****ing believe they showed all the digging. I fast-forwarded after a while.

Simply calling him 'the other helper' is downplaying it a bit. Killing Hans isn't to be brushed off.

[JayBee74]

Re: The Americans - Season 5 (March 7th)

Simply calling him 'the other helper' is downplaying it a bit. Killing Hans isn't to be brushed off.

Hans was in several episodes, but didn't his appearances in those episodes seem fleeting-even his last one? But you're right, he was a solid recurring character not to be dismissed. Didn't he have the hots for Elizabeth and she shot him down?