Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
Welcome back, The Americans!
The fantastic show – which IGN named the best TV series of 2016 – returned Tuesday night with a typically tense, immersive episode that introduced some notable new dynamics for multiple characters.
The opening minutes, introducing high school students Pasha (Zack Gafin) and Tuan (Ivan Mok) were wonderful in how fascinatingly confusing they were. Who were these kids? Why were we following them? One being Russian was obviously important, but how? The reveal that Twan’s parents were Philip and Elizabeth was the perfect, “WHAT?!” moment to lead up to in this scenario.
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Welcome back, The Americans!
The fantastic show – which IGN named the best TV series of 2016 – returned Tuesday night with a typically tense, immersive episode that introduced some notable new dynamics for multiple characters.
The opening minutes, introducing high school students Pasha (Zack Gafin) and Tuan (Ivan Mok) were wonderful in how fascinatingly confusing they were. Who were these kids? Why were we following them? One being Russian was obviously important, but how? The reveal that Twan’s parents were Philip and Elizabeth was the perfect, “WHAT?!” moment to lead up to in this scenario.
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