If that's Stan tell him there are no leftovers

It dropped Mail Robot wiretap

I thought her wig was just awful. They really messed up with that one.

I agree. I think Gabriel is sincerely concerned with his officers' feelings and needs. I love his character. He has a lot of gravitas. I love that word too.

And I thought it was put in there so Philip could casually say, "What happened to your old boss?" after waiting 7 months to find out what happened to him after Martha.

I did too. Tired, like he beat us, or he drank.

Well he does have a lot of bull anyway

I don't understand the whole bio weapons thing. Tatiana says her job is to get a sample. It's also William's job to get the sample. So is he supposed to get it and give to her? So why was Gabriel saying they need an older man and the librarian?What is this operation?

I will not find it at all acceptable if the show never tells us what's up with Martha. I have faith.

It's not enough for them to know everything. You have to know nothing.

He probably tells her once each visit that he has to go to the bathroom. I think he either brings or sells her pot each visit and she thinks he's a huge nerd who doesn't sleep with anyone.

Yes she went out with her cigarettes and to a pay phone

I predict they will have more of a BFF thing starting around "how weird are my parents " and who knows what they'll figure out by accident.

No they only said they wanted to talk. Shouldn't they have tried to work him more slowly ? Don't they watch The Americans to learn you have to be more subtle ?

I wondered that too. Especially after we saw Elizabeth's mother in Season 1 or 2 refuse to sleep with some higher-up to get a better job.

Or he'd have to be a good FBI agent.

(Patty)

I think their story with Paige is that they do not kidnap or kill people, and they are sticking to it. They have to act all incredulous that she could even think they do that. All they do is talk to people who can't be trusted because those other people lie.

Maybe they filmed all the Kimmy-Jimmy scenes at one time?

On rewatching, I saw it more as "Wow, you are getting good girl!" I thought it had believability which is what lying is all about.