Though they did specifically have her being into "non-violent resistance" and admiring Pastor Tim for being a pacifist. He talked about being in the newspaper while protesting with the headline about "I will not fight, I will not die" and how he thought he actually would think it was valuable to die for something.

It wasn't supposed to be serendipitous. He really does show up hoping to be asked in for dinner.

They definitely started with a list of people who had access codes. They haven't spent all this time going after a guy who didn't. He may have them because he gives them out.

It wasn't just the "I miss her line" either. She was always genuinely happy when coming back after spending time with Young Hee, told Philip it was fun and referred to her happily as her friend at home. All of that was unusual and not something that had anything to do with her job. She even started making Korean food.

Well, yeah, I don't think a Pastor always has to say something Christian, but for me it's part of Pastor Tim's whole characterization. It really just doesn't seem like his own faith is thought out very well by the show, so he's almost always being not particularly Christian except in a good-works, social justice way,…

On the face of it it's not—that's what Aderholdt said. But he's questioning whether this thing that looks completely innocent—and is officially down as just an old lady with a heart condition dying of natural causes—is an unusual coincidence with a piece of equipment from the FBI there, sent by their KGB mole.

And thank goodness it turns out I'm not very bothered by killing someone, which I've never done till now… ;-)

I don't think there's any indication Pastor Tim is afraid for his life. Based on what we've seen of him, the most obvious motivation for him to keep quiet is that he likes feeling like he's important. The justification he uses for keeping quiet is that he's keeping Paige's family together for her own good. He…

That's very much how I read it.

I don't think they were negligent. In 1983 at least there's nothing out of the ordinary in Paige being allowed to go to a church group if she wants to do so without her parents following her there to watch the pastor.

That was the food bank, not the church.

Yeah, and remember it was just last week that Philip for the first time talked about his mother and his life and said it was strictly about hard work and "protecting your family." He told the story of his mother facing down the Collective boss, and Elizabeth had earlier talked about her mother yelling at the neighbors…

I hated that ep for these reasons. It's like Elizabeth could have avoided all this, but instead decided to act in a one-act play while Philip was bugging the Mail Robot.

No, we didn't see that. She got both FBI agents with her first blow when she had surprise on her side, and then she was captured and had to fling herself and the guy into the street and into a passing motorcycle to get away with minor injuries. In this case she took one guy down with a blow and luckily he ran, the…

I certainly wouldn't have been if I were him!

She did try to defuse and minimize. Then she knocked one out in order to escape. The other one pulled a weapon to attack her and she turned it on her.

I would think so. He's also concerned about thinking his boss was killed by the KGB and he's the only one who knows it. He calls them animals. Then he's saying he doesn't want to feel bad about Oleg? I think he's still working him.

I don't think taking him out without the knife would be so very easy. That's why she's trained to have deadly instincts. Philip might have been able to make that call but that's because he's bigger.

I don't see how this plan is so poorly planned or didn't make sense. There's plenty of ways any plan can go wrong, but the point of this one was to give them something to hold over Don so they could hopefully look around without him thinking about it much. They established that it was hard to find something…

Right, not everyone can be blackmailed. There's no reason to think Don would give anyone access codes.