Nah, I think it's the opposite. They've thought about it a lot. They've laid in 3 times that Henry is off doing something while making it clear nobody knows what he's doing. We'll find out—maybe before the family does.

I love that last week Tuan's disdain for Pasha led Elizabeth to want Paige to act more like an agent so they gave her the finger rub thing.

Yes, that's the idea. It seems only outside the show that Paige is a junior X-Man now and all set for her first assassination/mission.

But she knows they're two Russian people named Mischa and Nadyezda and not Philip and Elizabeth from Pittsburgh and Chicago. That's a pretty big act.

He made Elizabeth's childhood flashbacks look like they took place in a palace.

Apparently not. Even as a fan of General Hospital during the year they did a Soviet Illegal story she doesn't seem to recognize that her parents are pop culture cliches. Or know what spies do in movies.

Yup. But Henry is a natural. He isn't able to fool Philip in earlier seasons when he lies, but not because he's a bad liar. He's actually really natural at it. When asked where Paige is he gives her fake cover story and then quickly moves on to something else like he's bored by it. It may have even been him who came…

Aderholt is becoming a treasure. Last season it was "Would you like a Coke?" and now it's "What? He didn't touch it!"

Henry is Sharon Tate!

LOL! Thinking about it, I guess the idea is that if anybody described him they'd probably only be able to focus on the cowboy hat.

Why would she be less of a traitor after the wall came down? Yes, she'd still be prosecuted, of course.

Paige is amazingly lying-impaired. She's a 16-year-old American teenager. There's probably a dozen girls in her class keeping more secrets and doing more manipulating.

Yeah, it does seem like Alexei's tempting fate giving his kid that name, doesn't it?

But they do know about Martha the mole, was my point, so would have every reason to link her to a lot of those things. Not Nina, but certainly the Mail Robot and the pen and Amador's death.

I feel your pain.

Yes, and people often say "I don't care if you …" while caring about their kid's life. English-speakers use the "I don't care if…" construction to indicate not flipping out all the time. Especially when the person is using it to head-off Paige the person Elizabeth was going to freak out about sex. Language isn't…

"I don't care if you have sex" is a perfectly normal way of saying "It's okay if you have sex." Both say are saying that Mom is not going to freak out over her having sex just because it's sex.

I believe they were asking what about Paige not being there, but being at Stan's instead, which is why he might call them.

They did have babysitters when the kids were younger.

I think he is supposed to have been trained in Vietnam. When he came over and spent 5 years in foster care he may already have been posing as a teen or something. This is from what I've heard is said on the podcast. It made it seem like he didn't come over as a refugee, but maybe came over as an agent posing as a…