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It's doing fine for now. I wouldn't stress about it.I'm not very familiar with how FX treats its shows, but is there a legitimate chance that they might cancel this one if the ratings are not good enough?
It's doing fine for now. I wouldn't stress about it.I'm not very familiar with how FX treats its shows, but is there a legitimate chance that they might cancel this one if the ratings are not good enough?
It's doing fine for now. I wouldn't stress about it.
ESQUIRE.COM: What's the most striking spy tactic we see in "Comrades"?
JOE WEISBERG: The brief, single operational act in the first episode is a "brush pass." It's the second time we go to the amusement park. You see Philip go get Henry and pull him away and that's when the sequence starts. It's a great little piece of tradecraft. I was in the CIA and learned how to do them and then taught all the staff and actors how to do brush passes. They're a lot of fun to do. And one of the great things about a brush pass is that they're harder than they look. You really got to practice them. Ninety-five percent of people, the first time they do a brush pass, they drop it. But by the fifth time you do it, you can do it okay. The truth to it, is to do it without looking. If you look down, you give yourself away. The idea of the brush pass is that you can hand something off to another person in a public place, you can do it under surveillance, and no one will ever notice it. It's a very, very discreet act. In a crowd, two people pass by each other all the time. The little ways that their hands bump into each other are just not noticeable unless someone is actually looking for it. If somebody's actually looking for it, you're pretty much screwed. They already know you're a spy. We were able to get videos of KGB brush passes and it was very interesting to see those because there are some variations.
-Pacific Standard: Why Isnt The Americans More Popular?
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Philip investigates the fallout from the last operation; Elizabeth gets a mysterious distress signal; a walk-in arrives at the Rezidentura.
It's all good. I have a ton going on today and appreciate the assist.Forgive me, CB.
Question: Ill take an Americans scoop, please!
Ausiello:Boardwalk Empires Wrenn Schmidt debuts in this seasons fifth episode as Phillip and Elizabeths new handler Kate and Claudia shes not. We spent a lot of time talking about who the new handler should be, shares exec producer Joel Fields. And we thought, Well, if were running the center, and it didnt work out with Claudia, who would we send? Lets find Claudias polar opposite. Lets send somebody who is going to keep Phillip and Elizabeth happy and encourage them to do their job well. Adds fellow EP Joe Weisberg: Theres no reason a handler has to be dishonest or particularly manipulative. Theres no reason not to try to be fundamentally open.
Phil with his Rust disguise tonight.
Henry's going to have nightmares.hurry up, Elizabeth. You don't want to miss the Nazis getting their faces melted
Anybody think those construction people are actually construction people?
Obviously they are alluding to them not being legitimate, forcing us to expect them to be real, but then they could throw a curveball and have them actually be bad guys...
Thanks. They've been slackin' recently, so I assumed it wasn't up yet.A.V. Club's is up as well.
Thanks. They've been slackin' recently, so I assumed it wasn't up yet.
Phil with his Rust disguise tonight.
Umm...they weren't speaking Arabic, they kept talking about Afghanistan, and when Philip left the place, there was an Afghani flag on the building. The rest of your post I agree with lol
Phil with his Rust disguise tonight.