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"There's a deep change in their marriage," explains show creator Joe Weisberg of the couple, who have posed as Virginia suburbanites since they landed stateside in their early twenties. "Elizabeth finally loves Philip as much as he does her."

I want to draw little hearts all around this statement. And then stare hopefully at my TV until next week finally comes!

But "real feelings have crept in between Elizabeth and Philip," Rhys admits, "so for the first time, they do have to negotiate jealousy."

This is completely great! I kind of liked the tiny glimpse of jealous, possessive Elizabeth from the first season because it forced her to examine how strongly she really does feel. This could be quite interesting!

Just when Philip and Elizabeth think they have a quiet road ahead, an old friend returns to complicate things. Not only do they have to intercept a target who could prove valuable to the Soviet Union, but they also have to take on an important rogue mission without the support of the Centre. Divisions inside the Rezidentura deepen between Oleg and Arkady and there’s an upheaval at the FBI as the chickens come home to roost for Agent Gaad. Meanwhile, Martha’s frustrations threaten to blow Philip’s cover.

Like, every sentence in this sounds awesome. I just kept reading and nodding more and more. Super stuff! Is it February 26th yet?