Podcasts about fx's the americans

On this week's episode of Marvelous Geeks, Gissane Sophia sits down with the inimitable Katie Kawa, head writer and founder of Nerdy Girl Notes to discuss Emmy award winning TV drama, The Americans! We discuss the series' strengths and lovingly call out anyone who's into TV/film who still hasn't watched the show. There are spoilers half way through the podcast and you are warned when to turn it off if you want to remain unspoiled. We hope you're all safe and healthy! Cover Art: Jenna Guidi (http://instagram.com/jennaguidi) Intro Music: Derek Murrell (http://instagram.com/derekhmurrell) My Social Media TWITTER: http://twitter.com/gissanesophia | http://twitter.com/marvelousgeeks_ INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/gissanesophia Katie Kawa's Social Media TWITTER: http://twitter.com/nerdygirlnotes WEBSITE: http://nerdygirlnotes.com KATIE'S REVIEWS OF THE AMERICANS: https://nerdygirlnotes.com/tag/the-americans/

Actress Alison Wright is here to help Brad nerd out over how AMAZING she is in FX's The Americans. Hear stories from working on the show (it was her first major TV role!) and her work with Ryan Murphy on Feud as well her her new show Snowpiercer. Thank you to La Croix for sponsoring today's episode! Learn more at lacroixwater.com.

This week we are taking on some historical spy drama that's really about families and relationships as we discuss FX's The Americans. We are joined by Joey Lewandowski of the Cage Club Podcast Network as we try to make our way through all 6 seasons as coherently as possible. Find us all on Twitter: Joey: twitter.com/soulpopped Marines: twitter.com/mynameismarines twitter.com/snark_squad www.snarksquad.com

This week Dan and Chris discuss Disney+ and all the upcoming content. Plus Netflix finally release "Some" rating figures, we learn which shows were cancelled and renewed since our last episode and we finally watch and review FX's The Americans... 6 years too late. You can catch us on Twitter @nothinbutstatic or

I had the great fortune to talk to some fabulous people all of the time, and Multi-Award Winning Playwright, Dominique Morriseau, is no exception. This playwright has taken to the written word to create amazing conversations with her plays like SUNSET BABY, DETROIT 67, SKELETON CREW. Her recent Off Broadway play, PIPELINE, starring one of my fierce STAGE/FILM//TV Divas, Theater World Award Winner, Karen Pittman, ( DISGRACED, Marvel's LUKE CAGE, FX's THE AMERICANS). It is a discussion about the pipeline that is taking young men of color out of our schools and right into the prison system. Some of the forces could be responsible for making this happen. ABOUT DOMINIQUE MORISSEAU: http://dominiquemorisseau.com/ Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kziy6I1MYx8&feature=youtu.be About the Podcast: http://keithpricecurtaincall.com

In this episode, we talk sex robots, Black Mirror's return, James Gunn's move to the DCEU, and our late-to-the-party start on FX's The Americans. Enjoy!

The sun's out, the temperature's rising, and yet another month of TV has come and gone - and the hosts of TV Party are ready to send it off in style! Film editor Dominick Suzanne-Mayer joins us once again to weigh on everything we saw (and some we didn't see) in May. (The short version: if you haven't watched Killing Eve, get on that shit what's wrong with you.)Along with our effusive praise for BBC America's spy-thriller smash hit, we dig deep into the news of the week (including some surprise renewals and exciting casting decisions) and pile more onto our pre-existing love for FX's The Americans and HBO's Barry and Westworld. In the meantime, NBC is doing Hair as a live musical, and we simply don't know what to do with that information. Add to that a murderer's row of geek-outs over space operas, wrestling and kiddie cooking competitions, and it's just another week of delightful mayhem on TV Party. Timestamps:2:00 - TV News: The Expanse renewed by Amazon, John Malkovich as Hercule Poirot(!), Mike White & John Hennigan joining Survivor, Damon Lindelof's Watchmen casting announcement23:39 - Episode of the Month:Consensus: Killing Eve, "God, I'm Tired" (BBC America)Dom: Barry, "Chapter 8 - Know Your Truth" (HBO)Allison: The Americans, "The Summit"/"Jennings, Elizabeth" (FX); Westworld, "Akane No Mai" (HBO)Clint: The Expanse, "Delta-V" (Syfy)48:53 - Performances of the Month:Consensus: Matthew Rhys/Keri Russell, The Americans (FX)Dom: Jodie Comer, Killing Eve (BBC America)Allison: Rinko Kikuchi, Westworld (HBO)Clint: Tracee Ellis Ross, Black-ish (ABC)1:08:58 - What We Missed:Clint: Masterchef Junior finale (Fox); Picnic at Hanging Rock (Amazon)Dom: NXT (WWE Network)Allison: Cobra Kai (Youtube Red)1:19:04 - Next Week in TV: Dom: Succession premiere(HBO)Allison: Pose premiere (FX)Clint: Reverie pilot (NBC)Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

For this spook-tacular episode of TV Party, Allison and Clint venture deep into the bowels of the Consequence Podcast Network studio! There, The Loser's Club hosts Randall Colburn and Michael Roffman lie in wait to help them discuss our picks of the most frightening moments in television history.Whether it's the existential horror of Twin Peaks: The Return's Woodsman, or the simple tension of Walter and Skyler White's scuffle over a kitchen knife in Breaking Bad, television's greatest shocks come in many forms, and we're here to discuss them all, as well as what makes a great TV scare in the first place. Along the way, the crew also discusses Donald Glover's acrimonious split from Marvel over his Deadpool series, the premieres of AMC's The Terror and HBO's Barry, and the return of FX's The Americans for its final season.Timestamps:1:55 - TV News: Donald Glover leaving Deadpool, "I Want Your Cray-Cray" Jessica Jones Pop-Up VideoThis Week in TV:5:58 - Michael: Barry, "Chapter One: Make Your Mark" (HBO)9:36 - Clint: Santa Clarita Diet Season 2 (Netflix)12:56 - Randall: The Challenge! (MTV)19:17 - Allison: The Americans, "Dead Hand" (FX); The Terror (AMC)The Scene Who Knocks:Backups:24:55 - Clint: The human mural, Hannibal, "Kaiseki" (NBC)27:48 - Michael: Zeebo, Are You Afraid of the Dark, "The Tale of Laughing in the Dark" (NICK)30:09 - Randall: Laura Palmer screaming, Twin Peaks season 2 finale (ABC)33:41 - Allison: Lucy gets stabbed, ER, "Be Still My Heart" (NBC); Bolero, Legion, "Chapter 7" (FX)35:47 - What Makes a Good TV Scare?The List:44:56 - First glimpse of the creature on the wing, The Twilight Zone, "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (CBS)47:45 - The reveal of Mrs. Peacock, The X-Files, "Home" (FOX)52:51 - The floating boy, Salem's Lot (CBS)56:15 - Knife fight between Walter and Skyler, Breaking Bad, "Ozymandias" (AMC)1:00:59 - Disembodied heads of Punky's friends, Punky Brewster, "The Perils of Punky: Part 2" (NBC)1:06:36 - "Got a light?", Twin Peaks: The Return, "Part 8" (SHO)1:11:12 - "I don't have a car," Six Feet Under, "That's My Dog" (HBO)1:15:06 - Sky is possessed and starts repeating the others, Doctor Who, "Midnight" (BBC)Next Week in TV:1:19:29 - Clint: DC's Legends of Tomorrow, "Guest Starring John Noble" (CW)1:20:20 - Randall: WrestleMania 34 (WWE)1:23:03 - Michael: Legion season 2 premiere (FX)1:24:05 - Allison: Killing Eve (BBC America)Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Pierre Bienaimé has three things to know this weekend—from Washington's $1.3 trillion spending bill, to a woman inspired by the movies, to FX's The Americans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve speaks with Kelly AuCoin (@KellyAuCoin77) from FX's The Americans.

Big episode this week! First off, Andrew is continuing his #Winestunts odyssey from last week, which as Kathryn pointed out was something that he chose to inflict upon himself. It results in a lot of love. While that continues, the crew introduces a new segment in which they sort their favorite TV characters into their probable Hogwarts houses, starting with perennial favorite Jane the Virgin. And we come to the thrilling, wig-tastic conclusion to the first season of FX's The Americans. Enjoy!

Lots of genre shows have a character who isn't in on the central secret - not because they're dumb, usually, but because of contrivances that serve the plot. We've dubbed this archetype "The Babineaux" in honor of one of our favorite recent examples.  After that, we talk out the next leg of our TV Book Club discussion of FX's The Americans. The tension amps up in this run of episodes, and episode nine in particular begins a steady escalation that will carry us all the way to the finale. Special guest Sophie Brookover joins us this week to help us talk everything out! You can read more of her and Margaret's work in the weekly Two Bossy Dames newsletter, which you can find at www.tinyletter.com/twobossydames. 

This week we all learn more about each other and ourselves by talking about all the kids' TV we watched as kids. Some of those relationships were healthier than others. Then, we move on to a still-entertaining but much bleaker subject: episodes two through five of the first season of FX's The Americans. 

This week, Margaret lays out in detail JUST how frustrated she is with "the one piece of the Shondaverse [she] still engage[s] with on a weekly basis," which is just as vitriolic and frustrated as you'd expect. After that, we launch into our next TV Book Club selection, the pilot of FX's The Americans. Spies are more fun than lawyers, at least in this episode. 

Special thanks to Brian G. for commissioning this custom podcast using our Subbable subscription system! Brian decided to have us take a peek at FX's The Americans, episodes 101 and 102, "Pilot" and "The Clock", and we were only too happy to oblige. The Americans is a taut, well made, great looking, and stylish thriller set in the heydey of the Reagan Administration revolving around two Russian intelligence agents deeply embedded as American civilians. What did we like? What didn't we like? Listen and find out! Thanks again, Brian! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Special thanks to Brian G. for commissioning this custom podcast using our Subbable subscription system! Brian decided to have us take a peek at FX's The Americans, episodes 101 and 102, "Pilot" and "The Clock", and we were only too happy to oblige. The Americans is a taut, well made, great looking, and stylish thriller set in the heydey of the Reagan Administration revolving around two Russian intelligence agents deeply embedded as American civilians. What did we like? What didn't we like? Listen and find out! Thanks again, Brian! Join the discussion: Email | Forums Follow us: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's good folks? On this week's episode Mando and Evan ask what makes TV shows great? We get into FX's The Americans, Game of Thrones, Orange is the New Black, The Wire and a few others. No spoilers as far as we can tell. They also talk about when race and gender tropes on TV become so annoying it ruins otherwise amazing shows. Of course, we finish with 10 minutes of Survivor talk. #allhailsurvivor! 'Till next week! PTR Crew

Nerdist Editor-in-Chief, Brian Walton joins the dynamic duo for a little bit of Veev Lemonade on the rocks and end up coining a spoof of FX's THE AMERICANS right off the bat. Later down the road, conversation revolves around Kat's new space pants, Brian's history as a scholarship recipient and b-movie buff, what The Nerdist has become over the years, and Chris invites the audience's pregnant listeners to share a special glass of deliciousness. Listen up. Drink up. Enjoy responsibly. S/O to @The-Nerdist! Twitter: @wbkc_podcast

Episode 23! The Stock Market Soars, 10 year anniversary of the Iraq War, the NCAA vs. the NBA, and FX's "The Americans" Hey what's up everybody! Pass the Relish episode 23! Three segments. Three different perspectives. Politics, Sports, and Entertainment! On this weeks episode the gang discusses: 8:20 Record profits in the stock market and the 10th anniversary of the Iraq War 15:30 NCAA vs. the NBA 30:00 The FX show "The Americans," Women on T.V., and Rape Culture Till next time folks! -- PTR