I’m also not surprised by these revelations given his books. However, reading his New Yorker article charitably shows that he’s become aware of his problems with women and that he’s working on them. This is the question I want to ask to every #metoo revelation that concerns men who have openly acknowledged their…

That conversation felt like a goodbye conversation. Given that the title three episodes from now is “Jennings, Elizabeth,” I feel like shit is going to be ending in a bad way.

Sadly Mail Robot will be lost in the Battle of the Stairs.

I don’t even want to think about how bad it will fuck that kid up if his parents and sister are all busted, and he has to be all alone while the rest of his family is branded as traitors in the media.

I kept waiting for Paige to unleash her newly learned Soviet talking points.

All 6 seasons of The Americans, from Mail Robot’s point of view. SOMEBODY GREENLIGHT THIS, PLEASE!

Is it just me or was that phone call between Elizabeth and Henry so fucking sad? The disconnection there. Man, pretty dark stuff.

I dunno—-you have to give credit to mailbot rolling by “innocently” in the background as the other agents mourned Gaad’s death. That was pretty funny.

Michelle Wolf is a white lady. From her IMDB page trivia section:

Shes not wrong and for anyone who’s listened to how harsh Wolf talks about things like Harvey Weinstein when doing guest appearance, it souldda been obvious she would swing for the fences

I like that sometimes someone just says “Oleg” and the subtitles say “Oleg.”

Phillip failed with the Excel Spreadsheet woman.

I totally thought that was Stan at first too but it is actually just another agent

Sure they were. Molson was everywhere by then. When I graduated high school in West Virginia, 1982, a buddy of mine gave me a six-pack of Molson as my graduation present.

She out ran everyone’s “dead pool” by a country mile. Not even a post defection suicide.

That line dancing must be great cardio.

Oleg gave Stan the heads-up on the glanders mission which allowed the FBI to capture Crandall. Crandall didn’t talk, but as that mission was Tatiana’s responsibility she caught the flak for it which stunted her career.

I’m partial to a few of the episodes from Season 4 personally, like the one where Martha leaves, but this may be the best overall episode that I can think of.

Lots of great scenes in this one but I think my favorite was the confrontation between Oleg and Tatiana. Some excellent acting there. It never occurred to me (or Oleg) that Tatiana might have been the one who figured out Oleg was behind the betrayal, but it probably should have.

It turns out this has all been yet another Batman origin story.