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TWA operated from Terminal 5 at JFK. 
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CBJSprague24 posted:TWA operated from Terminal 5 at JFK. Arent they in DC?
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Zero One posted:Arent they in DC? That's where they live but all the signs said JFK so Phillip definitely zipped over to New York for this mission
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Mar 24, 2016 03:39
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Henry is alive! And older.
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Zero One posted:Henry is alive! And he aged a year in 2 weeks!
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Mar 24, 2016 03:56
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Don't encourage Henry to wear cologne.
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Mar 24, 2016 03:57
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Paige coming clean. Even if they know already it's still 
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Elizabeth's gonna go make Paige kill him AND dig the hole.
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Mar 24, 2016 03:58
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Oh man, I was really hoping they'd vaporize Pastor Tim this episode. At least the wait will make it all the sweeter when it happens.
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FELD1 posted:Oh man, I was really hoping they'd vaporize Pastor Tim this episode. At least the wait will make it all the sweeter when it happens. After Nina and Martha, I've stopped assuming that the writers will kill anyone on this show, even when it makes the most sense.
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Is it just me, or did they make a continuity error (and possibly two) in this episode? Let me know if I'm misremembering, but last week Phillip and Elizabeth complained about Henry's stinky cologne, and this week, Stan gave Henry a bottle of the cologne. And last week, I could have sworn Elizabeth said something to Phillip about Paige telling Pastor Tim their secret, or wondering what Paige was thinking by telling him, or something to that effect, but she only confirmed it at the beginning of this week's episode. Or was she just making a reference to bugging Pastor Tim's office last week, so they'd find out if Paige did tell him?
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:Let me know if I'm misremembering, but last week Phillip and Elizabeth complained about Henry's stinky cologne, and this week, Stan gave Henry a bottle of the cologne. They did make a reference to his cologne. Stan smells it as well, which is why he offers him a bottle. Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:And last week, I could have sworn Elizabeth said something to Phillip about Paige telling Pastor Tim their secret, or wondering what Paige was thinking by telling him, or something to that effect, but she only confirmed it at the beginning of this week's episode.
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Mar 24, 2016 05:24
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:Is it just me, or did they make a continuity error (and possibly two) in this episode? On the first one, Stan asked Henry if he was wearing cologne and after Henry said he was Stan offered him some. Probably to impress that science teacher of his!
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Baronash posted:They did make a reference to his cologne. Stan smells it as well, which is why he offers him a bottle. Then I watched it while I was really tired, two weeks in a row. I am embarrassed, but thank you for confirming!
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DarklyDreaming posted:Paige coming clean. It complicates things for her to tell them (any "acident" involving him is now much more likely to be interpreted - by Paige at least - as foul play), so the reaction is pent up anger plus venting some new fustration. .
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Bravo writers, you've made me feel really apprehensive about Phillip and Elizabeth potentially attending some weirdo touchy feely group therapy sessions.
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Babby's First Moral Framework is irritating the hell out of me but it's a good story-driven irritation. I want Pastor Tim neutralized.
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Baronash posted:After Nina and Martha, I've stopped assuming that the writers will kill anyone on this show, even when it makes the most sense. Pretty much.
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Death chat got me thinking and it occurs to me that the plot armor's getting in the way of the 'pieces on a gameboard' feel.
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Mar 24, 2016 12:47
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Outside show cast/crew chatter stuff: the various actor and showrunner tweets and interviews have pretty much confirmed that Pastor Tim stays alive for a drat long time if not through the end of the season.
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I am just hoping for a really interesting threat to his life by the Jennings.
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I think their conversation implied they knew they couldn't kill him now.
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Baronash posted:After Nina and Martha, I've stopped assuming that the writers will kill anyone on this show, even when it makes the most sense. Why would either of them be killed? They're both still useful
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Because the show has to prove itself to be gritty and real by killing off important, developed characters! Nevermind that every person Philip and Elizabeth kill unnecessarily endangers their cover or that without the prospect of saving Nina to motivate him Stan's plot just fizzles out to nothing. Also, I really don't think Philip is emotionally able to kill Martha or allow Elizabeth to do it, and if Elizabeth went ahead and did it without him it could easily be just as fatally destabilising to them as any information Martha might leak. That kind of breach of trust would utterly destroy their marriage, their family and, perhaps most importantly of all, their ability to work together effectively.
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zVxTeflon posted:Why would either of them be killed? They're both still useful How is Nina still useful? Martha I can understand because she is still in a well placed position and can be used, albeit it is super risky. Nina's plot is completely disconnected from everything and terrible.
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Nina's plot is letting us in on the home front and serves as a juxtaposition for what Philip and Elizabeth are fighting for. They have, and want to preserve, their American home life, but their jobs literally involves kidnapping fathers to send them to a Siberian gulag. Meanwhile they're going to EST and realizing hey, there are non-authoritarian moral frameworks out there. But I fear Nina is coming to an end. I enjoyed the plot but I think it has run its course and it is time for her to die/go free. Preferably die because I like finality in my tv stories.
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Best part of this episode was Elizabeth channeling her actual frustration about the Pastor Tim plans being undone to seem surprised with Paige. I guess there was also pent-up anger in the first place but there was also a little bit of "poo poo, really, you're telling me now?" Missed this show.
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androo posted:Best part of this episode was Elizabeth channeling her actual frustration about the Pastor Tim plans being undone to seem surprised with Paige. 
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How about that shot where Paige is in the other room and then crosses the divide to comfort Elizabeth? Simple but meaningful.
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During the previously on they showed the scene where Stan says they can't get Nina back because there's someone the US want's more. I'm guessing that's going to be the guy she's working with.
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I think they already said it was a CIA agent last season
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They've been building in this direction for quite a while but I think this episode made it clear: Paige will learn to accept and embrace her parents' lifestyle while Henry will eventually be the one to expose them.
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I honestly wouldn't be surprised if we just saw the last of Nina. It would be a pretty great arc for her to go from blackmailed double agent, to morally compromised triple agent, to finally and legitimately sacrificing herself for someone else. "I'm not who I was" would be an excellent final line for her.
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DarklyDreaming posted:That's where they live but all the signs said JFK so Phillip definitely zipped over to New York for this mission Slate's Americans podcast is still happening, (and still great). The creators said they had to have the flight out of JFK because there weren't flights to the country they wanted from Dulles at that time. The detail put into this show is astounding. This week's episode also has an interview with a real life illegal. Recommended.
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Zero One posted:How about that shot where Paige is in the other room and then crosses the divide to comfort Elizabeth? Simple but meaningful. That scene really stuck with me, it was so well done. This show probably has the best plot involving a teenager on TV right now. All the angst and drama is earned, and the audience can sympathize with both parent and child. Hell, that hug got me a little misty-eyed.
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bowser posted:They've been building in this direction for quite a while but I think this episode made it clear: Paige will learn to accept and embrace her parents' lifestyle while Henry will eventually be the one to expose them. I hope Henry goes through the entire show completely unaware about what's going on around him, just having a typical 80's adolescence while all this terrible poo poo is happening just outside his field of view.
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Great OP. Love this show. More people need to watch this.
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bowser posted:They've been building in this direction for quite a while but I think this episode made it clear: Paige will learn to accept and embrace her parents' lifestyle while Henry will eventually be the one to expose them. They'll tell Henry, he'll shrug and go, "Cool. Can I be a spy, too?"
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