The Americans (2013–2018): Season 2, Episode 9 - Martial Eagle - full transcript
Philip and Elizabeth's long-planned mission turns ugly, impacting each of them in different ways. Stan digs in deeper at work as his personal life continues to unravel.
Previously on The Americans...
What is it that you do there at the church?
We talk.
They get them when they're children.
They indoctrinate them with friendship and songs.
I really like the people at work.
I don't feel right about helping your office with them anymore.
Not sure it's enough to get her back on Clark's side, so...
this is how I fixed it.
Oh, come on, guys. Martha's ugly.
We can expose US forces secretly training
Contra commanders on American soil.
It looks like the best way onto the camp is septic.
Which truck do you drive?
- Number nine. - Where are the keys?
Inside the truck.
We can tie him up and gag him.
- What if he gets loose? - He won't.
What if a hiker comes by and they call the police
when we're in the camp?
No one hikes around here.
- Phillip. - No.
Don't worry.
Shining city.
All right, Tom.
Step out of the truck for me, please.
Sure.
- Open up the back for me, please. - Sure.
Heel, bud.
Jesus.
That smell is worse than the shit it covers up.
Yeah.
Have a good night.
You too.
Good boy.
Ready! Ready!
We're SEALS. We're supposed to know how to use a firearm.
If you had taught him how to load that thing,
there wouldn't have been an accidental discharge.
The guy nearly blew my foot off.
It's like my 12-year-old sister handling a gun.
No, my sister actually handles a gun better than these Contras.
We'd all be dead...
Five minutes.
Shooters, you're gonna get a magazine of 5 rounds
and a magazine of 20 rounds.
A magazine of 5 rounds and a magazine of 20 rounds.
All ready on the firing line!
All ready on the firing line!
Shooters, make ready!
Shoot!
Cease fire! Cease fire!
Unload! It's all clear!
Shooters, with a magazine of 20 rounds,
as you were, and a magazine with 30 rounds!
Ho!
Shooters, you may commence fire when you see your target!
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What are you doing here?
Uh, just, uh, checking for drainage problems.
Out here?
Uh, you know what?
It's okay, 'cause, uh, I'm with septic.
Hey, hey! He's got a ca--
Quiet. Quiet. Quiet.
Quiet.
Quiet.
Shh.
Is somebody out there?
Go. Go, go.
Give me your jacket.
Go, go. Come here, come here.
Okay. Go.
You are being read into the Have Blue Program.
This is a top-secret US government project
administered by the Department Of Defense.
You must have some pretty powerful friends
to get us here on a Sunday.
To get us here at all.
We're not supposed to be talking about this to anyone.
Not even our wives.
They have people watching our wives. You know that?
Making sure we haven't blabbed to them.
Well, I'm the guy that's gonna make sure that you don't.
Well, what do you know?
Not enough.
It sounds like science fiction,
but you make planes invisible.
Project Harvey.
Which is...?
Stealth.
We can bring our planes and submarines
right into Soviet territory without any detection.
The KGB kidnapped this man, Anton Baklanov,
and took him back to the Soviet Union.
Was he the key to Stealth?
We don't know that man.
But he wasn't the key to it.
No one person has the key to anything.
Information is spread out
through multiple departments and highly compartmented.
Classic definition of the left hand not knowing the right.
Soviets would have to kidnap a hell of a lot of people
to put it all together.
And get through a hell of a lot of security.
The last meeting
where all of the different groups actually met,
each of us had two of our security guys
watching our every move.
What meeting was that?
What meeting was that?
He is probably being tortured right now.
And once they realize he doesn't have everything they need,
they will find out who does.
You said that they would need to kidnap
a hell of a lot of people to get to Stealth?
Well, that's exactly what they'll do.
They got to him...
Circumvented dozens of FBI agents looking for him
and sent him out of the country.
You think two DOD security guards
can protect you or anybody else?
Think again.
Alexandria, Virginia -- two months ago.
Who was there?
Uh, reps from Lockheed and Northrop.
They're competing against each other
for the DOD contract.
Are we gonna start going to church every Sunday now?
Today's a special service.
It's... Teenage Sunday.
Youth Day.
Youth Day.
So we're not going every Sunday, then?
Oh! Dad!
I learned a new new trick.
Here -- pick a card.
Not today.
Paige!
Here, pick a card. Any card.
- Okay. - Put it in anywhere.
Well, you can't do it so that I can't see it.
Just a sec.
- Here, just -- - They're upside down.
No, they're not.
I can see it. You're cheating.
It's not cheating. It's called magic.
That's enough, Henry.
You know what?
We're gonna be late.
Yeah, let's go.
In John 10:10, Jesus tells us, "I came so that everyone
would have life and have it in its fullest."
So, since God planned for us
to have peace and happiness in this life right now,
why are so many of us hurting and angry inside?
It's because we refuse to believe
in God's unconditional love for us.
God created us in his image for one reason only --
so that we could know him personally
and have a joy-filled life.
That's it.
There's no catch. There's no hidden agenda.
The Lord sacrificed his only son for us,
paying the penalty for our sins
so that we might know true contentment.
Sounds too good to be true, but it isn't.
God's provided the way.
We must make the choice.
Excuse me. Paige!
Hi, sweetheart.
Wow. You look so beautiful.
You must be Paige's parents.
Such an honor to meet you.
Your daughter has been such a blessing to us.
She's a blessing to us, too.
Paige says you work in travel.
Yeah.
Well, we take a mission trip every year. We should talk.
- Mm. - Yeah, we -- yeah, we should.
We'd love it if Paige could join us
on one of our trips -- see all the good
her generous donations are doing.
We'll definitely talk about that.
Martha.
I was just about to ruin your Sunday
and call you in to help me.
Well, Agent Gaad beat you to it.
What do you need?
There was a meeting between the DOD and Lockheed
in Alexandria, Virginia on January 23rd.
There are surveillance reports
on everyone who was at that meeting.
Anything relevant they have from that date, I want.
Tell them it's for Stan Beeman,
and I have code-word clearance for the project.
I'll get right on it
after I finish helping Agent Gaad pack.
Thank you, Martha.
Hey, what's going on?
Getting ready to answer questions
in front of the Committee.
They told me to expect the call next week...
after I testify.
I feel responsible, sir.
You are responsible, Agent Beeman.
So am I.
How can they come here, kill my partner,
whoever they want, and you wind up --
Well, it seems that when you and I kill someone,
we leave evidence.
They don't.
They're better at it than we are.
Patterson...
kidnapped by the KGB right here in our capital city.
We have his sworn testimony --
before he disappeared into thin air.
$600?! That was all you had!
Who told you to do it? The pastor? His wife?
- No one. - Stop protecting them.
I'm not protecting anybody!
- Why do you think I can't make my own decisions? - You know why?
Because it's a stupid decision and you're not stupid, Paige.
You were saving that money to go to Europe.
Well, it's going to better use there.
What use? Do you know what they're using that money for?
They're feeding refugees, building houses.
You guys don't help anyone!
We help you.
W-we help you, and we helped you save that money.
Please do not roll your eyes at me.
You can show me some respect.
Paige, you started lying to us...
I didn't lie.
Well, you certainly don't seem to know the difference.
Do you?
- You lie to us. You lie. - Dad! Stop! What are you doing?!
- You go behind our backs. - Stop it!
Why?! Does this book tell you to do that?!
Phillip.
Does it?!
You respect Jesus, but not us?!
Emergency signal from Fred.
What happened last night...
you didn't have a choice, Phillip.
This is war.
You think they would've done anything less to us?
Reagan --
I don't need the speech.
I know it's war.
This is easier for you.
You think it's easy for me, what I do?
The FBI called me this morning.
They want to meet with me tomorrow afternoon.
Well, could this be a routine security check?
No one goes to DC for a routine security check.
Do you know if anyone else was called?
Everyone who was at the meeting in Alexandria.
I could postpone the meeting,
find out what they asked the other folks
before going in there.
No. No. That would be suspicious.
All right.
I'll just go in, then.
Look, you don't have to worry about me.
I'll be fine.
Paul...
Emmett -- Emmett taught me how to handle this situation.
- Yeah, he was one of the best. - Yes, he was --
I miss him, too.
But we're working together now.
And you need to trust me.
You give me orders. I'll follow them.
But you inherited me.
You didn't... see something in me.
Fred, the Americans are getting more ruthless by the day.
And those propeller plans that you got for me,
the plans you and Emmett worked to steal --
they were fake.
Fake?
160 Soviet seamen died.
Oh, God.
They planted fake plans all over the country
and then just waited for us to take one.
I keep thinking about all the planning it took.
And I wondered -- did they even care how many people die?
This administration --
the stuff they get away with makes me sick.
Yeah.
Think about what they did
when you go into that room tomorrow.
Or whenever you feel the least bit intimidated,
just think about all those... kids that died.
Paige.
Go away.
Turn it off!
Get up.
Why?
Because I said so.
Clean the refrigerator.
What?
You woke me up to clean the refrigerator?
Yes.
And after that, mop the floors
and fold the towels in the basement.
I have school tomorrow. Why are you doing this?
You want to be a grown-up?
You want to spend money the way you want?
Being a grown-up means doing things
you don't want to do -- all the time.
It means working when you are exhausted
and almost never getting what you want when you want it.
Your father and I never had a childhood.
Nothing came easy for us -- ever.
You're so lucky, Paige.
Mop and bucket are in the basement.
You know who I am?
I do.
Then we can forgo the pleasantries.
This war has gotten very personal for me.
And I need you to listen carefully,
because it affects you, too.
I'm listening.
I'm in a lot of trouble
because your Soviet Foreign Minister
won't accept that Vlad Kosygin
was the tragic victim of a mugging gone wrong.
I could lose my job
or even go to jail because of it.
If either of those things happens,
I'll make sure you go down with me.
Uh, nothing. Thank you.
Before he disappeared,
Richard Patterson gave a very detailed testimony
about his kidnapping and torture by two KGB illegals.
The second my punishment is handed down,
I'll release his classified testimony to the press.
Now, think of what that will mean for you
and your people at the Rezidentura --
all those deportations.
Moscow will not be pleased when they have to rebuild
their US operation from scratch.
As we like to say in America, "Heads will roll" --
your head being at the top of the list.
So...
you see, my problem is now your problem.
I heard so much about you, Mr. Gaad.
I hoped that one day,
we would have the chance to meet face-to-face.
I just wish it was under less trying circumstances.
Good day.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
You are here because the KGB is targeting you, your family,
everyone and anyone you care about.
They won't get anything from me.
They are masters at exploiting weakness.
We all have weaknesses.
We all do.
And they will find yours.
What do you need me to do?
We're gonna go through your file
and go over all the parts of your life
that make you the most vulnerable to them --
financially, emotionally, sexually.
No, no, no. I-I'm not at all comfortable with this.
Well, it's not my first choice, either,
but I'm going to need you to tell me things --
secrets that you might not have told anyone else.
Because that is where their power lies --
in secrets.
If they can keep you afraid and ashamed,
then they can keep you silent.
And if they can keep you silent, they can control you.
Have you ever been engaged to be married?
No.
And how many close friends would you say you have?
Few. Not many.
Could you be more specific?
Uh, two, I think.
Um, you never really know enough about people, though.
So, are you -- are you gonna say
that because I'm a loner, I'm more vulnerable?
Look, I'm not sure how they will approach you,
but I am sure that they will.
All right.
But let me assure you, Agent Beeman --
I would never betray my country.
No one ever imagines they will.
Riggs and Dubrow -- What happened?
Official story -- truck flipped in training.
But nobody can know about that base,
so who knows what really happened?
Maybe some Contra went nuts.
Today was a shitty day,
with my shitty kids and my shitty husband.
I love them. I do, but damn, they get on my nerves.
I wanted to --
Everyone knows what I want to do --
what I want to do every second of every day.
I don't even have to say it.
But... then I remember the last drink that got me here
2 years, 1 month, 10 days ago.
And I didn't, and...
I'm just grateful, I guess...
...to have this place.
And that's all.
Um, the surveillance reports that you requested --
Alexandria, Virginia, the week of January 23rd.
There's a list of every person at the meeting
and the names of all of their security personnel.
Thank you, Martha.
I included the local police reports from that area, as well,
as the DOD meeting was
on the same day as that horrible murder.
There was a ton of extra police around,
so maybe someone saw something useful to you.
You mean that... couple and their -- and their daughter?
That scared the hell out of me.
I thought it was a Charles Manson thing,
but I think they've ruled that out.
You know what?
Get me all the files and physical evidence
connected to those murders also.
Sure thing.
You think they're related?
I think I can't rule anything out.
I thought we were through the hard times, you know?
Mm-hmm.
I'd been sick for about three months,
uh, and he was just so amazing.
He took such great care of me and the kids,
and... this is gonna sound weird.
Please. My life? No judgment.
It-it's not that I wanted him
to be sick or anything like that,
but I... I wanted... the opportunity to show him
that I could be there for him, you know?
I haven't always been.
I've been going on and on.
You haven't.
This is what... recovery is all about --
you know, opening up, being honest.
Okay. So, tell me about you.
Uh, recovering drunk.
Wife, sister, mother.
Two kids -- boy, 10, girl, 8.
Uh... I don't know.
Life gets pretty boring when you stop drinking.
What kind of work do you do?
Assembly line -- boring.
Come on. I told you.
Went on and on and on.
Well, okay, okay.
Uh, it is boring.
Um, but it's super-high-security.
'Cause you mostly do government work.
It's a company called Northrop.
Hi.
Hey, handsome.
What are you doing here?
I just, um...
I wanted to see you.
- I didn't want to go home. - Clark.
Uh, yeah, I know, I know.
This...
This is my home.
It is!
Rough day?
Y-yeah.
Were you -- were you saving this?
No, no. It's fine.
But you don't usually drink, Clark.
What's wrong?
Martha, you know how much I love you, don't you?
Of course.
But with this job...
I can't always be as... honest as I would like.
Well, I know that.
Thing is, you don't know.
You don't know, so stop saying that you know.
Okay.
It's okay that you have moods, Clark.
I'm not afraid of the different sides of you.
I love all of you.
The world is an ugly place, Martha.
And it is full of brutish, cruel, nasty people.
I heard something on the recording from Gaad's office.
Is he in more trouble?
He's probably gonna lose his pension --
maybe even go to jail.
- You shouldn't feel sorry for him. - Well, how can I not?
- Martha. - This is tearing him apart.
Martha...
Gaad is not your friend.
Oh, come on, guys. Martha's ugly.
I'd have to be 10 scotches deep before I touch her.
Ew. 10 scotches and a bag over her head.
Bastards.
I know.
I know.
Do they always talk about me that way?
Oh, my God.
I shouldn't have played it.
No, it's-it's better that I know... who they really are.
Martha, I-I've never been any good at seduction or romance.
But I love the way you look.
I love every part of you.
And if I could, I would go in there, and I would...
I know you would, Clark.
But I have a job.
A very important job.
And things are a lot worse than you know.
What?
Uh...
have you ever heard of Stealth?
No.
It's a huge, complex military project.
I don't understand it all,
but there are a lot of leaks
coming out -- we think -- of your office.
We've found it very difficult to find a source.
What do you need?
I so appreciate that. I really do.
- Let me help you, Clark. - No, it's dangerous.
I'm not afraid.
Do I love you?
You know you're everything to me.
And you to me.
You are.
Oh.
What?
Do you want me to use my mouth?
- No. - What? What's wrong?
I've -- I'm...
I'm just too upset.
And I've had too much to drink.
I have to go.
Well, Clark, you don't have to leave.
Yes, I do.
If you do engage in a lot of foreplay
so that you are going to be very moist inside the vagina
and if you are putting your behind on a pillow
so that penetration is going to be a little bit easier,
the more relaxed you are,
the less it's going to be a problem.
What you also can do is actually help him
insert the penis into the vagina, because this way,
you have some control over how fast you have to go...
Mind if I turn it off?
No. Go ahead.
I'll tell you what --
if the two of you love each other --
You going somewhere?
Uh, my mom's.
Oh.
Did you mention that? I-I don't remember.
She's not feeling that well.
Aw, no. I'm sorry.
No, it's nothing serious.
I just haven't seen her in a while,
so... I thought that...
My mom is not sick.
She's not sick.
Okay.
Where you going?
Away.
With a man I met from EST.
What do you mean, "Away"?
Away. I don't know. Uh, for a few days.
We've, um...
had this emotional connection for some time,
and we just want to see if there is something else there.
You're telling me you're going to have an affair?
Sandra?
I might.
I don't know. At least I'm being honest.
Go ahead. Tell me that you're not having an affair.
I'm --
You know what kills me about the whole thing?
Is that you didn't have any idea anything was going on --
you, Mr. Counterintelligence Genius.
You just didn't see it?
So you either didn't want to know
or you didn't care enough to pay attention.
Who is he?
Oh, it doesn't matter, really.
- Who is he, Sandra? Who is he? - It doesn't matter who he is.
What are you gonna do -- go arrest him?
Sandra.
Sandra.
Are you leaving me?
That would be easy for you, wouldn't it?
You get to be the good guy,
and your kooky wife leaves you for some guy she met at EST.
No, I'm not gonna leave you, Stan,
but I'm not gonna sit around
and wait for you to get the courage to leave me.
Mr. Jennings.
Can I help you?
As a matter of fact, Tim, yes, you can.
Have a seat, please.
I won't be staying long.
What is it you want?
I want you to stay away from my daughter.
You want her to stop coming to church?
That's right.
That's between you and Paige.
Well, I... I think you can help with that,
and I think you will help with that.
I can't turn Paige away from the church, Mr. Jennings.
It's a sanctuary.
I can't turn anyone away.
That's the whole point of this place.
Is something wrong?
You took $600 from her.
I thought you knew about that.
We never would have accepted it
if we thought you didn't approve.
I-I'll write you a check right now if you want,
but...
that's not why you're here.
No, it's not.
Are you really gonna beat me up, Mr. Jennings?
For $600?
For your daughter?
I would do anything for my daughter.
I would do anything for my daughter.
The best thing you can do for her
is find a way to deal with your anger.
I'm not here to be saved --
not by you, Tim...
or your god.
I see that you're in pain, Mr. Jennings.
There is grace and forgiveness for you.
For everyone.
Do you believe that?
I do.
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What is it that you do there at the church?
We talk.
They get them when they're children.
They indoctrinate them with friendship and songs.
I really like the people at work.
I don't feel right about helping your office with them anymore.
Not sure it's enough to get her back on Clark's side, so...
this is how I fixed it.
Oh, come on, guys. Martha's ugly.
We can expose US forces secretly training
Contra commanders on American soil.
It looks like the best way onto the camp is septic.
Which truck do you drive?
- Number nine. - Where are the keys?
Inside the truck.
We can tie him up and gag him.
- What if he gets loose? - He won't.
What if a hiker comes by and they call the police
when we're in the camp?
No one hikes around here.
- Phillip. - No.
Don't worry.
Shining city.
All right, Tom.
Step out of the truck for me, please.
Sure.
- Open up the back for me, please. - Sure.
Heel, bud.
Jesus.
That smell is worse than the shit it covers up.
Yeah.
Have a good night.
You too.
Good boy.
Ready! Ready!
We're SEALS. We're supposed to know how to use a firearm.
If you had taught him how to load that thing,
there wouldn't have been an accidental discharge.
The guy nearly blew my foot off.
It's like my 12-year-old sister handling a gun.
No, my sister actually handles a gun better than these Contras.
We'd all be dead...
Five minutes.
Shooters, you're gonna get a magazine of 5 rounds
and a magazine of 20 rounds.
A magazine of 5 rounds and a magazine of 20 rounds.
All ready on the firing line!
All ready on the firing line!
Shooters, make ready!
Shoot!
Cease fire! Cease fire!
Unload! It's all clear!
Shooters, with a magazine of 20 rounds,
as you were, and a magazine with 30 rounds!
Ho!
Shooters, you may commence fire when you see your target!
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What are you doing here?
Uh, just, uh, checking for drainage problems.
Out here?
Uh, you know what?
It's okay, 'cause, uh, I'm with septic.
Hey, hey! He's got a ca--
Quiet. Quiet. Quiet.
Quiet.
Quiet.
Shh.
Is somebody out there?
Go. Go, go.
Give me your jacket.
Go, go. Come here, come here.
Okay. Go.
You are being read into the Have Blue Program.
This is a top-secret US government project
administered by the Department Of Defense.
You must have some pretty powerful friends
to get us here on a Sunday.
To get us here at all.
We're not supposed to be talking about this to anyone.
Not even our wives.
They have people watching our wives. You know that?
Making sure we haven't blabbed to them.
Well, I'm the guy that's gonna make sure that you don't.
Well, what do you know?
Not enough.
It sounds like science fiction,
but you make planes invisible.
Project Harvey.
Which is...?
Stealth.
We can bring our planes and submarines
right into Soviet territory without any detection.
The KGB kidnapped this man, Anton Baklanov,
and took him back to the Soviet Union.
Was he the key to Stealth?
We don't know that man.
But he wasn't the key to it.
No one person has the key to anything.
Information is spread out
through multiple departments and highly compartmented.
Classic definition of the left hand not knowing the right.
Soviets would have to kidnap a hell of a lot of people
to put it all together.
And get through a hell of a lot of security.
The last meeting
where all of the different groups actually met,
each of us had two of our security guys
watching our every move.
What meeting was that?
What meeting was that?
He is probably being tortured right now.
And once they realize he doesn't have everything they need,
they will find out who does.
You said that they would need to kidnap
a hell of a lot of people to get to Stealth?
Well, that's exactly what they'll do.
They got to him...
Circumvented dozens of FBI agents looking for him
and sent him out of the country.
You think two DOD security guards
can protect you or anybody else?
Think again.
Alexandria, Virginia -- two months ago.
Who was there?
Uh, reps from Lockheed and Northrop.
They're competing against each other
for the DOD contract.
Are we gonna start going to church every Sunday now?
Today's a special service.
It's... Teenage Sunday.
Youth Day.
Youth Day.
So we're not going every Sunday, then?
Oh! Dad!
I learned a new new trick.
Here -- pick a card.
Not today.
Paige!
Here, pick a card. Any card.
- Okay. - Put it in anywhere.
Well, you can't do it so that I can't see it.
Just a sec.
- Here, just -- - They're upside down.
No, they're not.
I can see it. You're cheating.
It's not cheating. It's called magic.
That's enough, Henry.
You know what?
We're gonna be late.
Yeah, let's go.
In John 10:10, Jesus tells us, "I came so that everyone
would have life and have it in its fullest."
So, since God planned for us
to have peace and happiness in this life right now,
why are so many of us hurting and angry inside?
It's because we refuse to believe
in God's unconditional love for us.
God created us in his image for one reason only --
so that we could know him personally
and have a joy-filled life.
That's it.
There's no catch. There's no hidden agenda.
The Lord sacrificed his only son for us,
paying the penalty for our sins
so that we might know true contentment.
Sounds too good to be true, but it isn't.
God's provided the way.
We must make the choice.
Excuse me. Paige!
Hi, sweetheart.
Wow. You look so beautiful.
You must be Paige's parents.
Such an honor to meet you.
Your daughter has been such a blessing to us.
She's a blessing to us, too.
Paige says you work in travel.
Yeah.
Well, we take a mission trip every year. We should talk.
- Mm. - Yeah, we -- yeah, we should.
We'd love it if Paige could join us
on one of our trips -- see all the good
her generous donations are doing.
We'll definitely talk about that.
Martha.
I was just about to ruin your Sunday
and call you in to help me.
Well, Agent Gaad beat you to it.
What do you need?
There was a meeting between the DOD and Lockheed
in Alexandria, Virginia on January 23rd.
There are surveillance reports
on everyone who was at that meeting.
Anything relevant they have from that date, I want.
Tell them it's for Stan Beeman,
and I have code-word clearance for the project.
I'll get right on it
after I finish helping Agent Gaad pack.
Thank you, Martha.
Hey, what's going on?
Getting ready to answer questions
in front of the Committee.
They told me to expect the call next week...
after I testify.
I feel responsible, sir.
You are responsible, Agent Beeman.
So am I.
How can they come here, kill my partner,
whoever they want, and you wind up --
Well, it seems that when you and I kill someone,
we leave evidence.
They don't.
They're better at it than we are.
Patterson...
kidnapped by the KGB right here in our capital city.
We have his sworn testimony --
before he disappeared into thin air.
$600?! That was all you had!
Who told you to do it? The pastor? His wife?
- No one. - Stop protecting them.
I'm not protecting anybody!
- Why do you think I can't make my own decisions? - You know why?
Because it's a stupid decision and you're not stupid, Paige.
You were saving that money to go to Europe.
Well, it's going to better use there.
What use? Do you know what they're using that money for?
They're feeding refugees, building houses.
You guys don't help anyone!
We help you.
W-we help you, and we helped you save that money.
Please do not roll your eyes at me.
You can show me some respect.
Paige, you started lying to us...
I didn't lie.
Well, you certainly don't seem to know the difference.
Do you?
- You lie to us. You lie. - Dad! Stop! What are you doing?!
- You go behind our backs. - Stop it!
Why?! Does this book tell you to do that?!
Phillip.
Does it?!
You respect Jesus, but not us?!
Emergency signal from Fred.
What happened last night...
you didn't have a choice, Phillip.
This is war.
You think they would've done anything less to us?
Reagan --
I don't need the speech.
I know it's war.
This is easier for you.
You think it's easy for me, what I do?
The FBI called me this morning.
They want to meet with me tomorrow afternoon.
Well, could this be a routine security check?
No one goes to DC for a routine security check.
Do you know if anyone else was called?
Everyone who was at the meeting in Alexandria.
I could postpone the meeting,
find out what they asked the other folks
before going in there.
No. No. That would be suspicious.
All right.
I'll just go in, then.
Look, you don't have to worry about me.
I'll be fine.
Paul...
Emmett -- Emmett taught me how to handle this situation.
- Yeah, he was one of the best. - Yes, he was --
I miss him, too.
But we're working together now.
And you need to trust me.
You give me orders. I'll follow them.
But you inherited me.
You didn't... see something in me.
Fred, the Americans are getting more ruthless by the day.
And those propeller plans that you got for me,
the plans you and Emmett worked to steal --
they were fake.
Fake?
160 Soviet seamen died.
Oh, God.
They planted fake plans all over the country
and then just waited for us to take one.
I keep thinking about all the planning it took.
And I wondered -- did they even care how many people die?
This administration --
the stuff they get away with makes me sick.
Yeah.
Think about what they did
when you go into that room tomorrow.
Or whenever you feel the least bit intimidated,
just think about all those... kids that died.
Paige.
Go away.
Turn it off!
Get up.
Why?
Because I said so.
Clean the refrigerator.
What?
You woke me up to clean the refrigerator?
Yes.
And after that, mop the floors
and fold the towels in the basement.
I have school tomorrow. Why are you doing this?
You want to be a grown-up?
You want to spend money the way you want?
Being a grown-up means doing things
you don't want to do -- all the time.
It means working when you are exhausted
and almost never getting what you want when you want it.
Your father and I never had a childhood.
Nothing came easy for us -- ever.
You're so lucky, Paige.
Mop and bucket are in the basement.
You know who I am?
I do.
Then we can forgo the pleasantries.
This war has gotten very personal for me.
And I need you to listen carefully,
because it affects you, too.
I'm listening.
I'm in a lot of trouble
because your Soviet Foreign Minister
won't accept that Vlad Kosygin
was the tragic victim of a mugging gone wrong.
I could lose my job
or even go to jail because of it.
If either of those things happens,
I'll make sure you go down with me.
Uh, nothing. Thank you.
Before he disappeared,
Richard Patterson gave a very detailed testimony
about his kidnapping and torture by two KGB illegals.
The second my punishment is handed down,
I'll release his classified testimony to the press.
Now, think of what that will mean for you
and your people at the Rezidentura --
all those deportations.
Moscow will not be pleased when they have to rebuild
their US operation from scratch.
As we like to say in America, "Heads will roll" --
your head being at the top of the list.
So...
you see, my problem is now your problem.
I heard so much about you, Mr. Gaad.
I hoped that one day,
we would have the chance to meet face-to-face.
I just wish it was under less trying circumstances.
Good day.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
You are here because the KGB is targeting you, your family,
everyone and anyone you care about.
They won't get anything from me.
They are masters at exploiting weakness.
We all have weaknesses.
We all do.
And they will find yours.
What do you need me to do?
We're gonna go through your file
and go over all the parts of your life
that make you the most vulnerable to them --
financially, emotionally, sexually.
No, no, no. I-I'm not at all comfortable with this.
Well, it's not my first choice, either,
but I'm going to need you to tell me things --
secrets that you might not have told anyone else.
Because that is where their power lies --
in secrets.
If they can keep you afraid and ashamed,
then they can keep you silent.
And if they can keep you silent, they can control you.
Have you ever been engaged to be married?
No.
And how many close friends would you say you have?
Few. Not many.
Could you be more specific?
Uh, two, I think.
Um, you never really know enough about people, though.
So, are you -- are you gonna say
that because I'm a loner, I'm more vulnerable?
Look, I'm not sure how they will approach you,
but I am sure that they will.
All right.
But let me assure you, Agent Beeman --
I would never betray my country.
No one ever imagines they will.
Riggs and Dubrow -- What happened?
Official story -- truck flipped in training.
But nobody can know about that base,
so who knows what really happened?
Maybe some Contra went nuts.
Today was a shitty day,
with my shitty kids and my shitty husband.
I love them. I do, but damn, they get on my nerves.
I wanted to --
Everyone knows what I want to do --
what I want to do every second of every day.
I don't even have to say it.
But... then I remember the last drink that got me here
2 years, 1 month, 10 days ago.
And I didn't, and...
I'm just grateful, I guess...
...to have this place.
And that's all.
Um, the surveillance reports that you requested --
Alexandria, Virginia, the week of January 23rd.
There's a list of every person at the meeting
and the names of all of their security personnel.
Thank you, Martha.
I included the local police reports from that area, as well,
as the DOD meeting was
on the same day as that horrible murder.
There was a ton of extra police around,
so maybe someone saw something useful to you.
You mean that... couple and their -- and their daughter?
That scared the hell out of me.
I thought it was a Charles Manson thing,
but I think they've ruled that out.
You know what?
Get me all the files and physical evidence
connected to those murders also.
Sure thing.
You think they're related?
I think I can't rule anything out.
I thought we were through the hard times, you know?
Mm-hmm.
I'd been sick for about three months,
uh, and he was just so amazing.
He took such great care of me and the kids,
and... this is gonna sound weird.
Please. My life? No judgment.
It-it's not that I wanted him
to be sick or anything like that,
but I... I wanted... the opportunity to show him
that I could be there for him, you know?
I haven't always been.
I've been going on and on.
You haven't.
This is what... recovery is all about --
you know, opening up, being honest.
Okay. So, tell me about you.
Uh, recovering drunk.
Wife, sister, mother.
Two kids -- boy, 10, girl, 8.
Uh... I don't know.
Life gets pretty boring when you stop drinking.
What kind of work do you do?
Assembly line -- boring.
Come on. I told you.
Went on and on and on.
Well, okay, okay.
Uh, it is boring.
Um, but it's super-high-security.
'Cause you mostly do government work.
It's a company called Northrop.
Hi.
Hey, handsome.
What are you doing here?
I just, um...
I wanted to see you.
- I didn't want to go home. - Clark.
Uh, yeah, I know, I know.
This...
This is my home.
It is!
Rough day?
Y-yeah.
Were you -- were you saving this?
No, no. It's fine.
But you don't usually drink, Clark.
What's wrong?
Martha, you know how much I love you, don't you?
Of course.
But with this job...
I can't always be as... honest as I would like.
Well, I know that.
Thing is, you don't know.
You don't know, so stop saying that you know.
Okay.
It's okay that you have moods, Clark.
I'm not afraid of the different sides of you.
I love all of you.
The world is an ugly place, Martha.
And it is full of brutish, cruel, nasty people.
I heard something on the recording from Gaad's office.
Is he in more trouble?
He's probably gonna lose his pension --
maybe even go to jail.
- You shouldn't feel sorry for him. - Well, how can I not?
- Martha. - This is tearing him apart.
Martha...
Gaad is not your friend.
Oh, come on, guys. Martha's ugly.
I'd have to be 10 scotches deep before I touch her.
Ew. 10 scotches and a bag over her head.
Bastards.
I know.
I know.
Do they always talk about me that way?
Oh, my God.
I shouldn't have played it.
No, it's-it's better that I know... who they really are.
Martha, I-I've never been any good at seduction or romance.
But I love the way you look.
I love every part of you.
And if I could, I would go in there, and I would...
I know you would, Clark.
But I have a job.
A very important job.
And things are a lot worse than you know.
What?
Uh...
have you ever heard of Stealth?
No.
It's a huge, complex military project.
I don't understand it all,
but there are a lot of leaks
coming out -- we think -- of your office.
We've found it very difficult to find a source.
What do you need?
I so appreciate that. I really do.
- Let me help you, Clark. - No, it's dangerous.
I'm not afraid.
Do I love you?
You know you're everything to me.
And you to me.
You are.
Oh.
What?
Do you want me to use my mouth?
- No. - What? What's wrong?
I've -- I'm...
I'm just too upset.
And I've had too much to drink.
I have to go.
Well, Clark, you don't have to leave.
Yes, I do.
If you do engage in a lot of foreplay
so that you are going to be very moist inside the vagina
and if you are putting your behind on a pillow
so that penetration is going to be a little bit easier,
the more relaxed you are,
the less it's going to be a problem.
What you also can do is actually help him
insert the penis into the vagina, because this way,
you have some control over how fast you have to go...
Mind if I turn it off?
No. Go ahead.
I'll tell you what --
if the two of you love each other --
You going somewhere?
Uh, my mom's.
Oh.
Did you mention that? I-I don't remember.
She's not feeling that well.
Aw, no. I'm sorry.
No, it's nothing serious.
I just haven't seen her in a while,
so... I thought that...
My mom is not sick.
She's not sick.
Okay.
Where you going?
Away.
With a man I met from EST.
What do you mean, "Away"?
Away. I don't know. Uh, for a few days.
We've, um...
had this emotional connection for some time,
and we just want to see if there is something else there.
You're telling me you're going to have an affair?
Sandra?
I might.
I don't know. At least I'm being honest.
Go ahead. Tell me that you're not having an affair.
I'm --
You know what kills me about the whole thing?
Is that you didn't have any idea anything was going on --
you, Mr. Counterintelligence Genius.
You just didn't see it?
So you either didn't want to know
or you didn't care enough to pay attention.
Who is he?
Oh, it doesn't matter, really.
- Who is he, Sandra? Who is he? - It doesn't matter who he is.
What are you gonna do -- go arrest him?
Sandra.
Sandra.
Are you leaving me?
That would be easy for you, wouldn't it?
You get to be the good guy,
and your kooky wife leaves you for some guy she met at EST.
No, I'm not gonna leave you, Stan,
but I'm not gonna sit around
and wait for you to get the courage to leave me.
Mr. Jennings.
Can I help you?
As a matter of fact, Tim, yes, you can.
Have a seat, please.
I won't be staying long.
What is it you want?
I want you to stay away from my daughter.
You want her to stop coming to church?
That's right.
That's between you and Paige.
Well, I... I think you can help with that,
and I think you will help with that.
I can't turn Paige away from the church, Mr. Jennings.
It's a sanctuary.
I can't turn anyone away.
That's the whole point of this place.
Is something wrong?
You took $600 from her.
I thought you knew about that.
We never would have accepted it
if we thought you didn't approve.
I-I'll write you a check right now if you want,
but...
that's not why you're here.
No, it's not.
Are you really gonna beat me up, Mr. Jennings?
For $600?
For your daughter?
I would do anything for my daughter.
I would do anything for my daughter.
The best thing you can do for her
is find a way to deal with your anger.
I'm not here to be saved --
not by you, Tim...
or your god.
I see that you're in pain, Mr. Jennings.
There is grace and forgiveness for you.
For everyone.
Do you believe that?
I do.
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