Critics' Choice Awards and other links
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theamericansCongratulations to The Americans for winning Best Drama in the 2015 Critics' Choice Awards tonight! Co-showrunner Joe Weisberg gave the speech, and Annet Mahendru (Nina), Alison Wright (Martha), and Holly Taylor (Paige) were also in attendance. [Edited to add: here's a video of the win and Weisberg's speech for Americans or non-Americans with a good VPN.]
And speaking of awards, Goldderby seems to think they have a shot at an Emmy or two this year, too (though I'll believe it when I see it, personally).
An interview with co-showrunner Joe Weisberg, but one that's different from anything we've seen before: a dialogue with Russian journalist Andrei Soldatov about Soviet illegals and why countries spy. Only part of the interview is about The Americans, but it's still really fascinating.
Slate Magazine has an interview with showrunners Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg
And travel magazine The Pursuitist also has an interview with Joe Weisberg.
IGN was better late than never with their season three review.
And finally, TIME magazine included The Americans in a piece on How TV Sex Got Real.
And speaking of awards, Goldderby seems to think they have a shot at an Emmy or two this year, too (though I'll believe it when I see it, personally).
An interview with co-showrunner Joe Weisberg, but one that's different from anything we've seen before: a dialogue with Russian journalist Andrei Soldatov about Soviet illegals and why countries spy. Only part of the interview is about The Americans, but it's still really fascinating.
Slate Magazine has an interview with showrunners Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg
And travel magazine The Pursuitist also has an interview with Joe Weisberg.
IGN was better late than never with their season three review.
And finally, TIME magazine included The Americans in a piece on How TV Sex Got Real.
