The Americans season 6 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Elizabeth and Philip Jennings grapple with the moral and personal toll of their spy work. Philip refuses a mission to meet Kimmy in Greece, straining his relationship with Elizabeth. At the FBI, Stan Beeman investigates a break-in at Altheon and tracks a Soviet spy, "Harvest." The Jennings face financial struggles with their travel agency, leading to tough decisions. Thanksgiving brings a somber
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are Elizabeth and Philip Jennings?
Elizabeth and Philip Jennings are KGB spies posing as an American couple.
What is the main conflict in the episode?
The main conflict involves the Jennings' struggles with their spy missions and the impact on their personal lives.
What mission is Philip asked to undertake?
Philip is asked to meet Kimmy in Greece for a mission.
Why does Philip decline to meet Kimmy in Greece?
Philip declines due to ethical concerns and warns Kimmy against traveling to communist countries.
What issue does Stan Beeman investigate?
Stan Beeman investigates a circuit board for a sensor involved in a break-in at Altheon's warehouse and tracks a Soviet illegal named "Harvest."
What personal challenges does Henry face?
Henry faces financial issues with his school and discusses potential solutions with Philip.
How is the travel agency business doing?
The travel agency business is failing, leading Philip to fire employees.
What happens during the Thanksgiving scene?
The Jennings family celebrates Thanksgiving, but Elizabeth is absent due to a mission, and Stan gives a patriotic toast.
What mission does Elizabeth undertake in Chicago?
Elizabeth goes to Chicago to help an agent under surveillance, showing her dedication to her work.
How does the FBI deepen its investigation into Soviet activities?
The FBI analyzes car registrations and church connections to track Soviet spies.
What is the nature of Elizabeth's call to Henry?
Elizabeth calls Henry for a check-in, leading to an awkward conversation about his school and life.
What does Philip offer to Elizabeth towards the end of the episode?
Philip offers to join Elizabeth in Houston, but she refuses his help.
How does the episode highlight the Cold War tensions?
The episode shows the Jennings' spy activities, Stan's investigation, and a patriotic toast by Stan, all reflecting Cold War tensions.
