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I want to rewatch this series. Can I get it if I get hulu?

Little Olya is such a doll!.

This is about as close to anyone on this show got to a happy ending.

Все через ж..пу (с)))

So much is said in silence. I tear up every time I watch this scene. So powerful.

We never get to see these people again. Im curious as to wether they are directorate S operatives or just regular americans they hired to play a role. If so, there's the obvious question as to what made them feel safe to do this. They must have understood that the KGB would never let them leave after they could identify the Directorate S operatives.

"We are them"

In this series, i felt for Philip, but it was this episode that i realized that Elizabeth was in the right to kill this woman. A war criminal is a war criminal, no matter how much they changed. An eye for an eye. Мы это они

This series is incredible. First of all, it did not depict the Soviets as bad guys and this scene is just defining what the Soviets would have really done with them being genuine people (with flaws of course, but genuine). As opposed to this, Americans would only give you money, that is it. A CIA brain would not be able to connect the concept of happiness with bringing in an orphan girld to a woman who always wanted to become a mother. The KGB brain can. And here lies the difference.

Смешно, но трогательно. Видно, что старались.

As a polish person I found Elisabeth's anger over execution of soviet soldiers quite rich...

"We are them"...

Greatest marriage in TV history

Одна из самых сильных сцен. Благодарность за нее создателям сериала.

I'm happy that the show gave us a glimpse of Martha's new life in Russia. And she's learning to speak a whole new language.

Possibly my favorite scene in the entire show. I cry every time. Alison Wright is an incredible actress.

Man i loved nina😭

A very funny series)) But it had a prototype - Tonka the Machine Gunner, who machine-gunned about 1000 prisoners for the Nazis

This actress is phenomenal, masterclass level

One of the hardest scenes to watch in The Americans. This old woman was only 16 when she watched her family be killed and was gang raped by the Nazis. She was coerced into helping the Nazis. She somehow managed to become a good person and live a good life after this all this. Killing her and her completely innocent husband wasn't justice. Things like this made it hard to not turn against Elizabeth. She just went too far for the cause.

Would she be allowed back to America after 1991?

Margo Martingale is such a great actress.

From this point forward, I was totally hooked!

Why did John have to be killed? Some American kids are going to find out that their grandparents have been assassinated on US soil for alleged crimes their grandmother committed 50 years ago. How much time and energy was dedicated to delivering "justice"?

When I come back to watch this it get me angrier each time that Keri was robbed of every Emmy and golden globe for this role

They were such a beautiful couple

A little detail I'd add into the scene to make it extraordinary: As Paige moves forward, she'd try saying бабушка (babushka) with shaky, uncertain pronunciation, as if she was practicing how to say it properly for days just for this moment. And then, her бабушка says, in English, "you can call me grandma."

Their captor's face as he sees Elizabeth punch Claudia and half drown her is " Holy sh¥¥, I don't want to be a part of this". Elizabeth was a fraction of Claudia's weight, but she was so angry that she overpowered Claudia with a suprise attack that was so intense that Philip had to drag Elizabeth bodily off Claudia to tie up the lead captor, so they could escape.

So sad they killed Irina. I hope Philip got a chance to see his son

Las gotas de agua salpicando la cámara cuando la golpea le da un toque salvaje .

Молодцы! Повод надуманный, но играют классно!

The thing is, if you had a system like "dead hand" you'd WANT the other side to know about it.

Не могло бы быть, чтобы советский ребёнок был без шапки, когда взрослые в головных уборах. Тут недоработка. 😅

No point pleading with Elizabeth

What wonderful writing. They could easily have never revisited this character, but they did. They gave her a happy ending when everyone else's world fell apart, she was given a young child and could really begin a new life and one she likely would never have had in America. So thoughtful of the writers!

Elizabeth finds out it is not so fun to swim amongst the sharks at the deep part of the pool. Terrifying to realize others at the top of your government will kill the General Secretary if he makes a wrong move.

Olya and Martha. 🥰

I always thought that a line like "We all send crap home" would have been nice.

Windows in the buildings are clearly US-style

Very hard to watch.

Yes, great news, but Elizabeth, try the coffee! How’s the coffee?

You can tell at the end Philip doesn't want to do this.

Good lord, this show was so badass. Deserved way more acclaim than it got.

later we learn that it is true, she was the person they thought.

I think it was her, for the record.

The cynic in me thought Olya was just another spy to keep tabs on Martha.

Felt bad for her... civilians aren't built to die for the cause.. have some mercy

This is how to make female action characters without going woke.

She served very well the Mother Land. She deserves it.

Martha always wanted a kid with Clark. The things people do for love.