Liz causing a whole lot of suffering for nothing this episode.
Business as usual, really.
Liz causing a whole lot of suffering for nothing this episode.
well she didn't murder anyone tonight. We're progressing!
nice, agree with almost everything written in the AV club review.
He's reflecting back when he other little kids were scavenging for food and now he has more than he could ever hope for.Too on the nose with Phillip again. Foregoing the home-made sandwich (by Liz?) in favor of the American snack.
Obviously, but I think the second meaning that Saty suggested could be intentional. I think it's at least a valid interpretation. I feel like Liz's sandwiches for Phil are an understated motif emblematic of the nuclear husband and wife dynamic. He looks at his sandwich and thinks of the old country, and Liz is closer to the old country (at least in her head). He looks at the sandwich and he thinks of the old country explicitly but subtextually he thinks of Liz.He's reflecting back when he other little kids were scavenging for food and now he has more than he could ever hope for.
The sequence of Elizabeth breaking in to the warehouse was like a highlight reel of me stumbling through the MGS series.
Great. It's going to suck when Elizabeth is forced to shoot Stan while he's protecting the defectors and he just stands there because he's so shocked and betrayed he's frozen in place.
Feels like they're dropping the ball with Paige. 4 bodies at that place. Must be plastered all over the papers. Shouldn't Paige put 1+1 together and confront her mom how her visit left 4 dead and what the heck is your job really? She's way too docile and un-inuquisitive than probably ever.
The sequence of Elizabeth breaking in to the warehouse was like a highlight reel of me stumbling through the MGS series.
Given the emphasis on the General's death, it's not likely Paige knows the full extent of Liz's work. That she actively hurts people. 4 bodies can't be explained as a suicide of a troubled person. So what gives? Only reason i can think of is the police keeping it under wraps because of the sensitivity of the investigation.
Yes, people shouldn't be discussing previews unless they're under spoiler tags.I thought we weren't supposed to spoil things from the previews.
The Great Patriotic War
As the summit fast approaches, Elizabeth enlists Philip's help for a mission that could yield game-changing intel.
In Episode 4, "Mr. & Mrs. Teacup," showrunners Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields talk about the charming conversation between Philip and Oleg, and they declare that they're proud to have made one of the darkest scenes in TV history. She then chats with actor Costa Ronin, who plays Oleg Burov, about his Season 6 beard and why Oleg returned to the world of espionage. Finally, H. Keith Melton, who advises the creative team about intelligence-gathering techniques and technology and supplies many of the show's spy gadgets from his personal collection, talks about KGB attitudes to hardware updates, Elizabeth's necklace, and what was changing in 1987.