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howe_sam posted:That's some amazing foley work Yeah, I really want someone to interview the sound team on this show. Between the luggage bag, tooth pulling, and this, they've knocked it out of the park.
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Baronash posted:I don't know, it's pretty hosed up to intentionally leave fake plans around hoping that your enemy blows up a bunch of their own soldiers. It was both. The plans were faulty, but if the Russians were competent and tested it properly no one would've died.
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Above your paygrade Oleg. EDIT: Glanders is not to be hosed with 
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Stan, you picked a bad time to be overly possessive
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howe_sam posted:Stan, you picked a bad time to be overly possessive In before Stan finds out they are spies because he's such an overprotective nutter.
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I love how this show has all these interconnected plots that tie interpersonal drama with espionage, then we have Henry who has a completely unrelated subplot every season--first wanting videogames, then having the hots for Mrs. Beeman, and now, apparently, using deodorant too much. I have to wonder if there's eventually going to be a point to all of that, like, is the show going to culminate in a plot where Henry's oddly specific experiences are exactly what they'll need to finish a mission?
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A good strong start to the season, some solid spy work and some new disguises too! Also, season 5 confirmed! (even if the president of FX said that The Americans had at least 5 seasons in it the other year) https://twitter.com/joel_fields/status/710186959155683328 howe_sam posted:That's some amazing foley work
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Oh poo poo, I just realized that they're going to get around to Able Archer this season. THAT'S gonna be a good episode.
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I hope someone flies the stealth plane out of the Soviet Union Firefox style. Think Russian !
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drunkill posted:What scene are you referencing? Since I wasn't watching it live. Pretty sure it was the flashbacks + EST conference scene.
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END ME SCOOB posted:Pretty sure it was the flashbacks + EST conference scene. Yeah, the sound of Phillip bashing the other kid's head in was gruesome.
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That skull-crushing foley work had me wincing with every blow to the point where I half-wanted to switch the drat show off. Even without showing us anything, that really went straight for the gut.
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Argue posted:I love how this show has all these interconnected plots that tie interpersonal drama with espionage, then we have Henry who has a completely unrelated subplot every season--first wanting videogames, then having the hots for Mrs. Beeman, and now, apparently, using deodorant too much. I have to wonder if there's eventually going to be a point to all of that, like, is the show going to culminate in a plot where Henry's oddly specific experiences are exactly what they'll need to finish a mission? Phil's gonna start wearing Henry's nasty rear end Cologne to his underage dates as a way to make teen perm girl not wanna be intimate
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Argue posted:I love how this show has all these interconnected plots that tie interpersonal drama with espionage, then we have Henry who has a completely unrelated subplot every season--first wanting videogames, then having the hots for Mrs. Beeman, and now, apparently, using deodorant too much. I have to wonder if there's eventually going to be a point to all of that, like, is the show going to culminate in a plot where Henry's oddly specific experiences are exactly what they'll need to finish a mission? I kinda wonder if they put the plots like "breaks into houses to play video games" in their to throw us off
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TomViolence posted:That skull-crushing foley work had me wincing with every blow to the point where I half-wanted to switch the drat show off. Even without showing us anything, that really went straight for the gut. It was the slowly changing quality of the sound from rock hits something hard through to rock hitting pudding. This show is amazing, but it still makes me sad that I'm old enough now that my childhood is considered appropriate for "historical period drama". But goddamn do they capture the tenor of the times. Waiting for the The Day After episode. I remember watching that live.
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savinhill posted:Phil's gonna start wearing Henry's nasty rear end Cologne to his underage dates as a way to make teen perm girl not wanna be intimate Andy Greenwald interviewed the showrunners for his Channel 33 podcast, and they said that Phillip is still meeting with Kimmy on a regular basis.
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howe_sam posted:Andy Greenwald interviewed the showrunners for his Channel 33 podcast, and they said that Phillip is still meeting with Kimmy on a regular basis. I was wondering if they had decided to drop that subplot between seasons due to how uncomfortable it made people. I'm glad they didn't, it's way hosed-up, and the more hosed-up this show gets with Phil getting put through the wringer, the better it is imo. Plus, it's actually more relevant now than ever with everything going on with Claire.
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TheCenturion posted:This show is amazing, but it still makes me sad that I'm old enough now that my childhood is considered appropriate for "historical period drama". But goddamn do they capture the tenor of the times. I'm at the other end, where I was born fairly soon after the Soviet Union fell. I find the Cold War era (and by extension this show) so fascinating because it's still so recent, yet seems so far removed from what things are like now. I'll feel old when they do a show like this based around the US involvement in the Middle East during the past decade.
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FELD1 posted:I'm at the other end, where I was born fairly soon after the Soviet Union fell. I find the Cold War era (and by extension this show) so fascinating because it's still so recent, yet seems so far removed from what things are like now. Sorry grandpa, they already made one.
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One of my favorite little touches from their disguises this last episode: Phillip was wearing an undershirt with built-in man-boobs the first time they tried to meet with their source.
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Phenotype posted:One of my favorite little touches from their disguises this last episode: Phillip was wearing an undershirt with built-in man-boobs the first time they tried to meet with their source. I've never had a problem identifying Phenotype posted:One of my favorite little touches from their disguises this last episode: Phillip was wearing an undershirt with built-in man-boobs the first time they tried to meet with their source. I've never had a problem identifying Elizabeth in disguise, but there have been times I'd have never realized somebody was Phillip if they hadn't pointed it out. More options vis a vis facial hair and what not, maybe? I remember knowing that we were all going to die in nuclear fire. I remember watching The a Day After, By Dawn's Early Light, When The Wind Blows and such movies on TV. It was good times.
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Baronash posted:Yeah, I really want someone to interview the sound team on this show. Between the luggage bag, tooth pulling, and this, they've knocked it out of the park. You forgot the necklacing with the tyre. Maybe you did that on purpose.
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Finally caught the episode. I missed this show so much. Also, Phil as Crix Madine in that beard....
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LostRook posted:It was both. The plans were faulty, but if the Russians were competent and tested it properly no one would've died. Yeah, it seems like a normal counter-intelligence thing to do so they should've anticipated it. Also, this is still one of the best shows on TV right now.
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Being in third grade in 1983, I distinctly remember every recess I would look at the bright blue sky and think "Is today the day the missiles start coming?" poo poo was hosed up yo.
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LostRook posted:It was both. The plans were faulty, but if the Russians were competent and tested it properly no one would've died. This is what I was getting at.
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DarklyDreaming posted:It's a computer Hey, it's a life skill.
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Pastor Tim gon' get dead. Attempting to kill him works worse if you don't pull it off, Liz.
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"Paige will never suspect" She knows you're spies. If Pastor Tim even sneezes she's going to assume you poisoned him
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DarklyDreaming posted:"Paige will never suspect" Yeah. Another moment of brilliant overconfidence from Elizabeth.
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Pilot: Bad spy. Phillip: Good spy. Edit: Very bad spy. Zero One fucked around with this message at 03:32 on Mar 24, 2016 |
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