Keri Russell Reveals the Prop Matthew Rhys Took from The Americans 

Karloss Coletti I miss it whenever I binge a great show I go through withdrawal look at Keri’s outfit❤️😍

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@Noah Redding She did well in my opinion, in the short screen time she had.

He's not very attractive?

1969Vanessa G Yes he is.

Hmmm...it’s tough. I’m a breaking bad fan and really liked the finale. I thought the show could have ended earlier though. There was a bit of the Americans were I thought maybe they were maybe losing some of their steam but they course corrected and the last season was sooo good. The finale was perfect. I’m trying to think of another good finale...people say Six Feet Under, which was great but the show itself wasn’t so enthralling.

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I have never heard of him. Who?

I miss the Americans too. Such a great show.

Tea with honey and maybe a touch of lemon would help.

"purse",sex saved me,Gothic Bible,Uncle Vinnie and Paul Kehr with there soft sheeks reads no repeats.

Karl-Heinz Furtz her voice is wonderful

What did they say?

This comment should be raped so much higher. Would have loved to be able to jump straight there. I'm sure I would then have gone back and listen to the first part, but listening to the first part while waiting... and waiting... and waiting... for them to drop the other shoe. So effing annoying. Thank you for your effort.

@Noah Redding Ok, I totally agree with you on that take on what happened to them, however, the fact the poor Stan let them go really seemed unrealistic to me. He was chasing after these Russians the whole show and I think that he would have not hesitated a second to shoot them or arrest them or whatever was required to bring them to justice so him letting them go was really lame as far as I'm concerned.

Richard Morey While Stan arresting them may have been more realistic, the ending the show did was more of a poetic justice....for all the reasons the other post wrote. I look at possibly never seeing/having a relationship with your kids again (will Henry forgive that betrayal?) as some form of justice. As brutal as they were, killed many people, etc, that life takes a toll on you. As Phillip said to the one guy, I feel like sh*t all the time. Part of me hates the not knowing of what became of them in Russia (were they executed, hero’s for all they did, etc), but I get why writers do that. We will criticize no matter what, so leave it up to us to imagine what happens next.

For future reference, you can't say "spoiler alert" and then _jump right into_ what you're alerting people to. You have to give them a few lines of space or something in case they want to switch away. (Obviously it is no longer a spoiler, but it was when you wrote this.)

@@rwmorey71I don’t agree. He let Oleg go, he even saved Oleg even though it was in the best interest for the FBI. His relationship with Philip, Elizabeth and all of the Jennings was clearly much more close. As he said in the confrontation, Philip was his best friend, as he was his. On top of that Elizabeth and the kids were a big part of his life for years. His kids’ life for years. It’s not like they were just some illegals he knew faintly, they were very close friends. Also he tried to arrest them, told them to lie down. But he also knew it wasn’t unlikely they would be ready to die instead of being arrested. He knew as well that they would leave the country, likely never set foot in America ever again so just having revenge for his killed colleagues against the life of a family, close friends, that he could spare. All this added to the fact that he was gonna be looking after Henry, tell him the whole story, I’m sure he wouldn’t have wanted to be the one who killed Henry’s parents. Basically, Stan wasn’t some FBI machine. All throughout the series he would make decisions upon his own conscience. He was also fine with quitting, giving his job away for Oleg Burov’s safety. Burov certainly was less of a friend and less important than the Jennings to Stan. I don’t think the story was unrealistic in any way. Not all illegals got caught, many went home after successful lives. And as for what happened to them in Russia, you could consult history books. The story is aiming to fit to historic events. Like the START program in 1991. From real history timelines they would’ve come to the US around 1970 and left 1989/1990. Gorbachevs plans weren’t met with excitement but even after his end I don’t think anything would’ve happened to them. Maybe they would’ve moved to a different Russian speaking Eastern European country or stayed in Moscow. Who knows, maybe even return to the US as normal immigrants, certainly not as spies tho.

I love both of them! They could be sisters.

'Sweetie'? Are you always this condescending to women?

@@sahifa19 Oh yes, of course. (No, not really.)

Idk, she is aging pretty well if she’s a big drinker and smoker. Being in plays each night is probably making her voice a little raw.

She talks a lot about liking beer and wine, but the voice here is typical for Broadway performers. Once their run in a show ends, their voice comes back.

Lookalike she did but not for any actual reason she was just trying to take a breath… she’s very present/expressive

Nothing. She's getting older like everybody.

its been a year and a half. grow up and move on.

@@eighteen-naked-cowboys if only it was that easy...

@@commando30 it is. I hate the prequels but I got over it.

Oh just stop.. its so boring . Let people what they like and stop being a child. If you dont like a movie then that's fine but in the real world people have different opinions and tastes and your whinging doesn't change that. Grow up

The Whole Song "You need to calm down" - TS

the level of entitlement of audiences who think they are exempt from basic forms of decency because they have spend some amount of money is unbelievable.

Except they're not complaining about _having_ an audience. They're complaining about an audience that's fucking it up for everyone else out of pure entitlement.