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theamericansElizabeth Jennings got a mention in this New York Times piece about "mean girls" with power.
The show also is one of the main subjects of this AV Club piece about shifting concerns when deciding whether or not to renew shows.
In Channel Guide, an interview with Noah Emmerich (Stan).
Matthew Rhys (Philip) did an interview on ABC's Today Show. You can watch an adorable clip on this Vulture piece or on the Today site (video, ~52 seconds).
Rhys also won TV Line's Performer of the Week last week for "Martial Eagle."
A radio interview with Costa Ronin (Oleg) (audio, ~10 minutes)
In Billboard, an interview with The Americans music composer Nathan Barr.
Speaking of music, here are a couple of things about the Pete Townshend song written for the show: an article in Vulture, and the promo that aired on FX (video, ~30 seconds).
And finally, an interesting Twitter thread started by the AV Club's Todd van der Werff about the reasons why the show provokes wildly different reactions.
The show also is one of the main subjects of this AV Club piece about shifting concerns when deciding whether or not to renew shows.
In Channel Guide, an interview with Noah Emmerich (Stan).
Matthew Rhys (Philip) did an interview on ABC's Today Show. You can watch an adorable clip on this Vulture piece or on the Today site (video, ~52 seconds).
Rhys also won TV Line's Performer of the Week last week for "Martial Eagle."
A radio interview with Costa Ronin (Oleg) (audio, ~10 minutes)
In Billboard, an interview with The Americans music composer Nathan Barr.
Speaking of music, here are a couple of things about the Pete Townshend song written for the show: an article in Vulture, and the promo that aired on FX (video, ~30 seconds).
And finally, an interesting Twitter thread started by the AV Club's Todd van der Werff about the reasons why the show provokes wildly different reactions.
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Date: 2014-05-04 06:29 am (UTC)About the connecting to characters thing that's probably also one of the reasons why "people" don't consider the americans as golden age quality. Sometimes I get wrapped in this bubble I forget a lot of people haven't heard of the show. As opposed to the social zeitgeist domination of bb, got, mad men, hoc, oitnb, ob etc. Loved that little alphabet soup sentence