Clark's place

[frenchani]

Here is a short review but still important because Arkady Ivanovich was actually in this episode!

Comments

[lijability]

Bravo!

I like the mystery behind the the Young-hee friendship's ultimate goal. It shows the lengths they go into cultivating first a friendship before cultivating someone as an operative.

Now, if you haven't done so, you have to watch the last few episodes of The Good Wife. It went old-school in its latest episode and the plot twists (and that engineered by Alicia) were delightful. I think there are 3 more episodes left.

[frenchani]

The show, like our spies, knows to take its time before unwrapping stuff indeed.

But you didn't comment on my previous review! *pout*

It took me some work (more than this one) and I mostly wrote it for you, as you're the only one from my flist who seems to read my reviews.

[lijability]

Sorry, didn't see your post. I'm having connection issues with the Net. I think my buried phone line up from the main trunk line has been damaged. Some pages do not fully load for me, and I experienced that when loading my flist. I'll try to get to it tonight.

[frenchani]

If it helps here is the link to the entry:

http://frenchani.livejournal.com/724242.html

But your connection won't like it, since there are many screencaps...

[kazzy_cee]

Wow that was very detailed - do you watch the episodes more than once?

[frenchani]

Not this one, because it was still fresh in my mind, and the screencaps helped, of course, but I had to rewatch the previous one for my first entry.

[herself_nyc]

Are you aware of Slate's podcast about The Americans? This past ep had a great interview with Costa.

[frenchani]

Yeah, I think you mentioned it before.

[frenchani]

Have you listened to the last podcast about "Clark's Place"?

http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2016/04/14/noah_emmerich_explains_how_he_got_a_bowie_song_onto_the_americans_clark.html

I really thought that the song was chosen before they shot, or even wrote, the episode, but no it came afterwards...

[herself_nyc]

Yes, I heard. So interesting. So much serendipity to how stuff gets made.