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* TheCameo: Former sportswriter turned TV news show host [[Series/PardonTheInterruption Tony Kornheiser]] appears briefly as a bar patron.
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Zinaida, the defector Stan and the others were briefed on, is smuggled into America, and gives press conferences where she says her disgust with the Soviet Union's war on Afghanistan was what led her to defect (she worked for an agency monitoring the U.S. and Canada), which the U.S. government is pleased by.
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Nina is now in prison, and joined by Evi (Creator/KatjaHerbers), a Belgian woman who insists she's innocent, but Nina doesn't want to talk to her. She does get visited by Igor (Boris Lee Krutonog), Oleg's father, who mentions Oleg wanted him to see about getting Nina out. Nina, in turn, asks Igor to tell Oleg she wasn't pretending with him. Meanwhile, Oleg confronts Stan at gunpoint about the fact he let Nina get deported back to the Soviet Union. Stan tells Oleg to go ahead and shoot, and walks away unscathed, but is so shaken by the experience, he calls Sandra and tells him. However, while Sandra is glad Stan is finally opening himself up to her, she insists he can't use her as his emotional crutch, and they aren't going to get back together.
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Nina is now in prison, and joined by Evi (Creator/KatjaHerbers), a Belgian woman who insists she's innocent, but Nina doesn't want to talk to her. She does get visited by Igor (Boris Lee Krutonog), Oleg's father, who mentions Oleg wanted him to see about getting Nina out. Nina, in turn, asks Igor to tell Oleg she wasn't pretending with him. Meanwhile, Oleg confronts Stan at gunpoint about the fact he let Nina get deported back to the Soviet Union. Stan tells Oleg to go ahead and shoot, and walks away unscathed, but is so shaken by the experience, he calls Sandra and tells him. However, while Sandra is glad Stan is finally opening himself up to her, she insists he can't use her as his emotional crutch, and they aren't going to get back together.together.
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* ContinuityNod: [[Recap/TheAmericansS3E1ESTMen Elizabeth continues to be bothered by the injuries she suffered]], especially her tooth, [[{{Foreshadowing}} which comes up again in the following episode]].
** Elizabeth thanks Gabriel for the tape he gave her of her mother.
* FanDisservice: Let's just say the sight (and sounds) of Annelise's naked body being stuffed into a suitcase is full of {{Squick}}, and leave it at that.
* {{Flashback}}: Elizabeth remembers how, when she was young, pleading with her mother to let her go to a memorial for her dead father, but her mother refusing.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The people Philip photographs meeting with Yousaf become important later.
** When Philip finds out Elizabeth's mother is dying, he brings up the possibility Elizabeth might visit her, which Elizabeth shoots down. This becomes important later as well.
* InTheBack: Stan tells Oleg in their confrontation to have the guts to shoot him in the back, which Oleg, as angry as he is, can't bring himself to do.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Yousaf is full of remorse for killing Annelise.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Discussed; Igor tells Nina Oleg wanted his father to use his position as Minister of Railways to help Nina out, [[Recap/TheAmericansS3E1ESTMen even though Oleg figured it would be a waste of time]].
!!This episode contains examples of:
* ContinuityNod: [[Recap/TheAmericansS3E1ESTMen Elizabeth continues to be bothered by the injuries she suffered]], especially her tooth, [[{{Foreshadowing}} which comes up again in the following episode]].
** Elizabeth thanks Gabriel for the tape he gave her of her mother.
* FanDisservice: Let's just say the sight (and sounds) of Annelise's naked body being stuffed into a suitcase is full of {{Squick}}, and leave it at that.
* {{Flashback}}: Elizabeth remembers how, when she was young, pleading with her mother to let her go to a memorial for her dead father, but her mother refusing.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The people Philip photographs meeting with Yousaf become important later.
** When Philip finds out Elizabeth's mother is dying, he brings up the possibility Elizabeth might visit her, which Elizabeth shoots down. This becomes important later as well.
* InTheBack: Stan tells Oleg in their confrontation to have the guts to shoot him in the back, which Oleg, as angry as he is, can't bring himself to do.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Yousaf is full of remorse for killing Annelise.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Discussed; Igor tells Nina Oleg wanted his father to use his position as Minister of Railways to help Nina out, [[Recap/TheAmericansS3E1ESTMen even though Oleg figured it would be a waste of time]].
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[[Recap/TheAmericansS3E1ESTMen Philip, with Elizabeth's help, disposes of Annelise's body]] (by shoving it into a suitcase), and Philip gets Yousaf to agree to set up a meeting of CIA agents involved in Afghanistan so Philip can get their names. Elizabeth and Philip are able to take pictures of the license plates of cars driven by the people Yousaf meets with, and even follow them into a bar to take pictures. The disposal of Annelise's body makes Philip even more determined to keep Paige from following him and Elizabeth into the life of a spy, but Elizabeth still thinks it's worthwhile, and remembers how she was called to the cause when she was younger.
Zinaida, the defector Stan and the others were briefed on, is smuggled into America, and gives press conferences where she says her disgust with the Soviet Union's war on Afghanistan was what led her to defect (she worked for an agency monitoring the U.S. and Canada), which the U.S. government is pleased by.
Nina is now in prison, and joined by Evi (Creator/KatjaHerbers), a Belgian woman who insists she's innocent, but Nina doesn't want to talk to her. She does get visited by Igor (Boris Lee Krutonog), Oleg's father, who mentions Oleg wanted him to see about getting Nina out. Nina, in turn, asks Igor to tell Oleg she wasn't pretending with him. Meanwhile, Oleg confronts Stan at gunpoint about the fact he let Nina get deported back to the Soviet Union. Stan tells Oleg to go ahead and shoot, and walks away unscathed, but is so shaken by the experience, he calls Sandra and tells him. However, while Sandra is glad Stan is finally opening himself up to her, she insists he can't use her as his emotional crutch, and they aren't going to get back together.
Zinaida, the defector Stan and the others were briefed on, is smuggled into America, and gives press conferences where she says her disgust with the Soviet Union's war on Afghanistan was what led her to defect (she worked for an agency monitoring the U.S. and Canada), which the U.S. government is pleased by.
Nina is now in prison, and joined by Evi (Creator/KatjaHerbers), a Belgian woman who insists she's innocent, but Nina doesn't want to talk to her. She does get visited by Igor (Boris Lee Krutonog), Oleg's father, who mentions Oleg wanted him to see about getting Nina out. Nina, in turn, asks Igor to tell Oleg she wasn't pretending with him. Meanwhile, Oleg confronts Stan at gunpoint about the fact he let Nina get deported back to the Soviet Union. Stan tells Oleg to go ahead and shoot, and walks away unscathed, but is so shaken by the experience, he calls Sandra and tells him. However, while Sandra is glad Stan is finally opening himself up to her, she insists he can't use her as his emotional crutch, and they aren't going to get back together.
