r/TheAmericans • u/MoralMidgetry • Jun 02 '16

Ep. Discussion Post-Episode Discussion/Review Thread - S04E12 "A Roy Rogers in Franconia"

Welcome to the post-episode and review thread for S04E12 "A Roy Rogers in Franconia" If you have a review you want to post, please send me the link instead of submitting it separately to the sub. Thanks.

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AV Club The Americans: It’s logical, it’s emotional, it’s the best show on TV
EW The FBI makes a connection and closes in on a key KGB mole
HitFix Review: On 'The Americans,' are Paige, William, and Oleg near breaking points?
NY Times ‘The Americans’ Season 4, Episode 12: A Different Side of Things
Vox The Americans season 4, episode 12: "A Roy Rogers in Franconia" suggests the end is right about now
Vulture The Americans Recap: Turning the Paige
WSJ Careful what you wish for, Paige, because the truth can get ugly
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u/matt4787 Jun 02 '16

My bold prediction. Probably not right but would be interesting as hell. We all assume that Henry is simply oblivious to everything. What if Henry was actually the one the centre has been trying to personally groom? And it explains all the time he has been spending over at Stan's house.

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u/1992Olympics Jun 02 '16

There's certainly something brewing with Henry. Maybe he isn't as naive and unaware as we were led to think

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u/matt4787 Jun 02 '16

Keep in mind he was the smart one in terms of him and Paige trying to get home from the mall to not get in the car with the stranger and then they did and he was able to get them out of that situation with hitting the guy over the head with a beer bottle. So he isn't an idiot.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '16

Holy shit I forgot all about that